Which AI tool actually wins — for coding, writing, images, voice and real work. Practitioner-tested breakdowns, updated for 2026.
Both generate images on their free tiers. ChatGPT Images handles text inside images notably better; Gemini has the more capable free tier overall and a cheaper paid step at $4.99. Neither requires a separate subscription.
ChatGPT Images is on every tier including free and bundled with a subscription you probably already have. Midjourney starts at $10, has no free trial, and still looks better. The decision is whether image quality is the job or a step inside another one.
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