Browser tool for parametric generative art: pick an algorithm, drag the sliders, download the result.
Zazow is a free browser tool for making abstract art from algorithms rather than prompts. You choose a generator, among them Mandelbrot zooms, plasma fields seeded from points you place, spirograph curves, Bauhaus tile grids, splatter and squiggle line art, then adjust its parameters live until the picture looks right, and save it to a personal gallery or download it. A public gallery shows what other people have made. The site has been online since at least 2010, well before the text-to-image wave, and no company or operator is named anywhere on it. Everything appears to be free; accounts exist only to keep your saved work.
No paid tier, no checkout and no pricing page. Signing up buys you saved artwork and a personal gallery, nothing more.
Use tool ↗Zazow is not an AI generator and stops pretending the moment you use it: there is no prompt box, just algorithm parameters you push around until the picture looks right. That directness is the appeal, because results are reproducible and under your control in a way prompting is not. It is also clearly a long-running hobby site, with no vendor named and no sign of recent development.
Watch out: Nobody is named as the operator and there is no licence statement, so treat commercial use of the output as an open question.
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