Zawa Reviews 

This app initially seemed like the best alternative on the market – relatively affordable AI model generation, one generation per credit, and you’d get 4 images generated. Of course, it wasn’t perfect and the photos didn’t always look super realistic, but for an online store where you need to upload large quantities of clothing images, it was good enough.

Anyway, I reached out to them with a bunch of feedback about annoying bugs that really needed fixing. I actually got a very friendly reply – they offered to set up a video meeting to talk things through and even said they’d reward me with credits for helping out.

Unfortunately, the management of this company is a disaster. No one ever joined the meeting, and no one responded to my emails anymore – it’s been nearly a month with zero follow-up. Meanwhile, they raised prices in a completely unreasonable way. Before, 1 credit got you 4 images per product. Now, it costs 4 credits for just 2 images per product – which is totally unacceptable considering the current state of the product. The image generation often had flaws even with 4 images, let alone 2. And now they want us to pay even more for worse results?

The only place I eventually got a reply was on their website – and that too took 4 days. It’s obvious the company is cutting costs everywhere. Now you're only getting replies from an AI bot, which can’t help with issues like this. Anyway, the response I got was:

“As AI features become more powerful, some tools may now require more credits per use.
In particular, AI Model Generator and AI Background Generator have updated credit rules to reflect their upgraded capabilities:
AI Flatlay, AI Mannequin, and AI Shoe
Now consume 4 credits per use, generating 2 high-quality images per run.
We’ve made these changes to ensure credit usage remains fair and aligned with the complexity and quality improvements of each feature.
You can always check the latest credit usage on each feature page.
🔗 Check full credit usage breakdown: "link"”

This response was laughable – just a sad attempt to cover up the fact that the company has become greedy and is trying to squeeze every penny out of its customers. They talk about how complex and powerful the generation is now, but I highly doubt a single image costs them more than $0.003 to generate.

As for the supposed "upgrades" to the product – not true at all. When I first started using it, the product was actually in better shape. At least the interface wasn’t so buggy back then. The bottom line is that this company has become completely greedy and only cares about maximizing profits. The fact that it’s actually a Chinese company hiding behind an American brand makes complete sense now. It’s also a sub-brand of vmake.ai, which has terrible reviews too.

In conclusion: it used to be usable, but now it’s overpriced and nowhere near as functional. Absolutely not recommended.