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GuiShou

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    Show HN: Paper Banana – AI academic illustration generator

    Hi HN, I built PaperBanana to help researchers create professional scientific figures and diagrams using AI. It turns text descriptions or rough sketches into publication-ready ill…

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    Show HN: MuseVideo – AI Video Generator with Sora 2, Veo 3, and Wan 2.5

    Hey HN! I built MuseVideo, an AI video generation platform that gives you access to multiple state-of-the-art models in one place. What it does: - Text-to-video and image-to-video …

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    Show HN: Nano Banana 2 – AI image generation SaaS powered by Google Gemini

    Hi HN! I built Nano Banana 2, a SaaS platform for AI-powered image using Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash. You can try it for free.Would love your feedback!

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    Show HN: DreamOmni – Turn text prompts into brand-ready visuals in seconds

    Hi HN, I built DreamOmni to turn text prompts into brand-ready visuals for small marketing teams and indie founders. Describe what you need and get several polished options in seco…

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    Show HN: Picture to Drawing – AI-powered photo to drawing converter

    AI-powered photo to drawing converter. Try it free with Google login - 2 conversions included. Built with Next.js 15 + Gemini 2.5 Flash.

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    Wan2-5.com is the premier AI video generation platform powered by advanced Wan 2.5 technology. Transform your ideas into professional 1080p videos complete with native audio and so…

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    Love the honesty about "lots of bugs" - refreshing to see! The fact that you're daily driving this speaks volumes about its usability despite being a "toy" project. A few questions…

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    Great idea! This fills a real gap in network debugging workflows. I can see this being particularly valuable for: - Debugging weird SSL/TLS handshake issues - Analyzing API respons…