AI & RESOURCES
A focused list of AI assistants, translation tools, design resources, image tools, and creator sites.
CURATION NOTE
New AI and creator tools appear constantly, but the tools people repeatedly use usually fall into a few flows: asking, writing, summarizing, translating, designing, and finding assets. This page keeps those practical links close.
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Useful AI, writing, translation, research, and work tools.
Use AI for questions, writing, coding, brainstorming, and everyday work.
An AI assistant often used for long document reading, writing, and analysis.
Google's AI service connected to search and Google account workflows.
An AI search tool focused on cited answers and research-style discovery.
Organize notes, documents, projects, and knowledge bases.
Store, organize, share, and collaborate on documents, sheets, and files.
Naver's translation service, especially convenient for Korean-based translation.
A translation tool known for natural English and document translation quality.
CURATED
Free resources and creator tools often shared by makers and designers.
Free photo resources for blogs, presentations, design, and content projects.
Free stock photos and videos for content, design, and presentations.
An open-source icon library that works well for modern web interfaces.
Browse design templates, UI kits, plugins, and examples from the Figma community.
Create thumbnails, social graphics, presentations, and simple visual materials quickly.
Quickly remove image backgrounds when you need a clean cutout.
Compress PNG, JPG, and WebP images to reduce file size.
Turn app and website screenshots into polished mockup images.
FAQ
Short answers to help search visitors choose the right link quickly.
ChatGPT is a good general starting point, Claude is strong for long documents, and Perplexity is useful for source-based research.
Licenses differ by service. Check commercial use, attribution, and redistribution rules before downloading.
Papago is convenient for Korean everyday translation, while DeepL is often strong for natural English sentences and documents.