NinjaTools Reviews

This product has one of the most intuitive UIs I’ve ever seen on an AI product. And with competitors like OpenAI, that’s saying something.

For my personal use, it wasn’t practical because I can’t upload an image to focus Kling on the right things and GPT-image was not available as an image generator. But for the rest, this product is pretty amazing!

Checked this out a bit. Bought it because I see good potential with it. I will compare it to Straico and Zemith both of which were similar and had a lifetime deal on here at one point. I would say of the 3 this one not as good though keep in mind I tend to focus more on the AI chat itself here are some thoughts on it (will suggest features on their website at some point).

AI:

While it says the AI are the best ones it is actually missing some of the newer ones right now (it might get it later but shows it is slower to roll out). For example o3 and o4 mini is missing. Edit: Now has Grok 4. Opus 4 is missing (Edit: Zemith and Straico have it) Doesn't have a search feature like Straico or Zemith however Ninja AI Tools has it on the road map.

The PDF is not good. First it wasn't taking my pdf easily saying it failed but then it worked even if saying it failed (not showing the cover). It forgets any follow up questions. It also was basic for example I asked it the difference between Fictionalism and Pretense Theory in my pdf but it could only say the difference was Pretense dealt with Make-Believe and Fictionalism, Fiction but this distinction is already in the name of the theories so not very informative and I asked it a few times to try to get more out of it. However the roadblock shows this is in the works. This would be a great feature if it was much better.

The image creation isn't my thing so can't say except I like to use real images and make them into anime versions but Ninja AI tools does not have this option. You can only make a prompt generation. Would also be nice to make an image into a video.

One strength is it beats Straico on being able to use 6 AI to compare however unlike Straico there is no option to combine the responses which would make it definitely superior whereas rn it's debatable especially since Straico has the better AI for chat.

Edit: This isn't to say the AI are very bad, I bought it because it still has some of the most advanced ones like Sonnet 4, Gemini 2.5, and Grok 4 so thinking it will update but the fact it's missing some shows it's a tad on the slower end.

I haven't tried it's writing library but it looks quite nice with a good assortment of them that look quite helpful and not like the useless ones I often see. Also Ninja Tools AI has a nice mind map one can use.

Overall it has some nice features and ones in the development I would not have gotten it if I didn't think it would be worth it. It seems to have a good amount of messages, images and things one can use so definitely worth it.

Few suggestions in no particular order:

AI - Should be the first thing always. Make sure they are the most up to date and advanced. It shows easily whether one is lagging or not also.

PDF, Search, deep Research, Kling, Chat with YouTube: Seem to already be in the works.

Images - Let me upload a real image of say me and let me use GPT image to turn it into an anime version

Video - similar but let me turn an image into a video (Kling does this)

Have the AI chats be able to merge responses.

Source Library: This one is a big one for me. I often do research or debates and I need my sources. 30-50 books/sources my AI could access would help immensely.

Eraser: An image Eraser Zemith has a great one and is as good as Galaxy phone AI in erasing things from an image.

Audio/video transcription: Neither Zemith nor Straico has this. 1MinAI has it and Ideaaidze but rn they are outdated using the old Whisper from OPENAI and they can only take something like 25MB which isn't much. Beating them on this would make it a go to.

Add prompts.

These are my thoughts for now. New product so will grow faster in the future. Has lots of various things. Good amount one can use of them. Lifetime deal rn. Pretty up to date and new features make it promising enough for me to recommend buy now before it gets better and is too late. These are things that hopefully you catch in the infancy and glad you did.

Hi .. I just purchased a TIER 1 and never received my activation email. After waiting a while, I decided to try and change password which I did. Now when I sign-in, it's saying that account was not activated. Can you please assist? .. something got lost in translation. Thanks.

Ninjatools is an absolute gem! The 100,000 monthly chat limit alone blows competitors like Zemmith out of the water—it’s a no-brainer if you need serious value. The owner is super responsive and even hinted at rolling out more features soon (hyped for that!). Everything just works, the pricing is fair, and you’re not nickel-and-dimed for basic usage. 10/10 would recommend to anyone needing reliable tools without the hassle. Grab it before the deal’s gone!

This product is quite basic. For the price, it’s a reasonable deal, but I would recommend a tier-one option.

The music generation is a joke—limited to just 8 seconds with laughable quality. The PDF chat is the worst of any platform I’ve used; it only remembers one question, so follow-ups are impossible. It’s not a true chat but rather one question at a time, with no memory of previous interactions. Additionally, you cannot select which LLM to use.

The video generation feels like a bait-and-switch. The founder showcases Sora in the demo reel, but you don’t have access to Sora. LightTricks is nearly unusable, and Kling is forced to use version 1.5. I have a Kling subscription, and the video quality doesn’t come close to the full Kling 1.6 Pro.

The artifact feature for chat is a gimmick; it doesn’t work. I contacted support via Discord three weeks ago, and the issue remains unresolved. Using artifacts costs two message credits, and the output is just a generic template unrelated to the request.

Claude Opus misleadingly claims to support more than one request per chat, which is simply not true. You also cannot upload PDFs, text files, Markdown, or other documents in the chat.

The founders never provide direct responses regarding updates or requested features; instead, they simply suggest making requests through the roadmap. I bought the product on launch day, and so far, the updates have mainly consisted of bug fixes, dark mode, and the addition of a few new LLMs—which is positive—but overall, there hasn't been much progress beyond that.

Pros include the excellent chat interface with an enormous context window. The LLMs are true to their labels—Claude 3.7 is indeed Claude 3.7, GPT-4.1 is GPT-4.1, and so on. The Playground feature works well, and the images produced are of good quality, with one model available.

Overall, this is a great value for the number of messages allowed, especially since you can use any LLM, and each request costs only one message credit. It’s an impressive deal for the price.

I'm curious whether the product will still be available a year from now. I find it hard to see how this deal is sustainable, but if it is, it truly is an incredible offer.
Video review https://youtu.be/6dx58QQ4nRs