Image to Text AI Generator?

[skeletonstore]

Anyone know of one?  Yes I can google,  and yes I can find useless website which are nothing more than clickbait sites.  I'm looking for a real tool,  preferably free as I don't have many items available.  I'm just curious as to what is out there,  can it even take one of my products and generate something?  Ebay has changed a lot over the years and mostly it caters to dropshippers now.  It's hard to sell things that are unique now.  I can't copy another person's title and undercut them for example.  Well I could try but....I'd like to try AI. I used text to image last fall but adobe got me hooked and now wants to charge me.  It makes me think, I wonder if they had an image to text?  

[chapeau-noir]

Fill in title and item specifics and just use eBay's AI option.

Seriously - it's all the same because the stuff is all scraped from the same source and all sounds the same. Just don't expect miracles.

[skeletonstore]

I expect miracles.  I found one that is coming up with some seriously weird blank.  The words are things I would have not used.  I'm run out of enthusiasm for naming things so this could help in that regard.  Ebay's AI is predicated upon what I enter for a title.  It's not going to come up with anything new until I enter something new.  It's all going to look form letterish but that's what company descriptions look like.  I just did 3. One probably I have is ebay doesn't have a category really I can place the things in.  This is an AI generated amazon site without any doubt what so ever.  I just need a different opinion on what to call my photos because that's all that matters.  The customer has to be searching for something and see my photos and say "oh yeahhhh".  If they're not going "ohhhh yeah" they are walking away like mid december I managed to get 40k impressions on 29 items for like a week to 10 days but they didn't go "ohh yeahhhhh"

[skeletonstore]

I was also thinking of another improvement to ebay for those who want to deal.  Best offer without a listed price.  Yes has all the makings of trouble but so does the listed price,  turns a potential buyer off.  The market is malleable and ever changing like the ocean's edge.  I want the person to think about the item BEFORE the price.  There's time for that.