LimeWire Reviews

It's been very limited due to the fact that I have just used the free tier.

Pleaseant, easy and efficient. I was let down by my last sharing app and LimWire saved the day.

I submitted a picture of a man with his hands in front of his face and I asked that the resulting picture should be of the man with bloody hands. Blood appeared everywhere, on his face, but barely on his hands. It was very frustrating, despite numerous attempts at re-wording the prompt.

My overall experience with LimeWire has been decent as far as cloud storage goes, it's very simple and decently priced so I will continue to use it.

Amazing app good for everyone

I turned to LimeWire because other platforms had started charging quite high amounts for occasional users like me. I was very pleasantly surprised, as it was super easy to use, and all the files I sent have been safely received.

I had an amazing experience transfering files to other persons in a very fast way

My overall experience with LineWire was awesome. After searching for days trying to find a filesharing platform that was easy and affordable (free) to try. LimeWire provided me with everything I needed. In fact I will be uploading another file to share today!

easy, fast, stable tool for file transfer.

Perfect - easy to use - nice graphics - everybody who use it in the office loves it

Reliable, secure, easy to access for collaborators and clients, definitely an extremely useful service for our processes and workflow.

Signing up was easy, they have been around for a while and they are also in the crypto space as well.

Limewire: It's not the music-sharing platform that we all started with

Full disclosure, I have been familiar with LimeWire since back in the early 2000's and I came across it recently as I have been starting my journey into leveraging Generative A.I. and I have to say that I am completely blown away with how far it has come. I've been using generative A.I. art generators for a few months and have made significant progress learning about LLMs (Large Language Models), prompts, datasets, and data manipulation using python and have tested multiple platforms and A.I.. However, LimeWire has one of the most fully featured toolsets that I have come across. The A.I. image generator is one of the easiest to utilize and the images tend to come out very well with the default Stable Diffusion model, it typically also follows the prompts to a T and I've been very pleased with the results. However, personally for me it's the Blue Willow model image generator that takes my breath away each time I use it. The images have always come out with a pristine shiny gloss that I adore. However, that's not all. I also have been learning about NFT's and Blockchain and the road hasn't always been the easiest to grasp for me. However, after generating an new image LimeWire gives you to option to mint your art as an NFT and upload it to either the Binance or Polygon blockchain and creates an Opensea account to display your NFT collection. The ease of this process as allowed to fill the the gaps of knowledge when it comes to understand all of the 'new age' technical jargon that I was once found myself stuck at. Basically LimeWire has turned me into my own A.I. art studio as I have always dreamed of becoming, and that's only the tip of the iceberg as LimeWire comes with a lot of other features that I haven't had a chance to try yet. One of the features that I am looking forward to using is the ability to generate music from your art collections. Yes, you heard me right, there is a music generator that analyzes your art and then creates a snippet of music from your creations. I plan to make use of this feature very soon as I upgrade my account to make use of all of the tools and knowledge that it comes with. I'm am in no way a 'shill' for any product or company but sometimes you really have to tip your hat when you come across something that changes your perception of how something is done. I'll be actually writing again soon as I delve more into LimeWire and all of it different features and toolsets.

Ive been using Limewire practically since its conception and my favourite tools so far are the outpainter and the different AI models available to create images.

I absolutely loved Limewire leading up to the streaming era. I always found some file that would download and easily be transferred to any other library or hard copy desired.

I've used LimeWire for quickly sharing files with friends, generating images, and upscaling images. I find that it makes it easy to edit images on the fly and convert them to fit my requirements whenever I need.

Really simple to use on the daily base exchange files fast with the clients

It was enjoyable for me to experience the platform by making it easy and fun to download music, videos, and software I need. Also, my first impressions on digital media creation was overwhelmingly positive when compared to other expensive similar playforms that I previously used.

The UI could be more straightforward, but once you get the hang of it the tools on offer are powerful. It's also a huge incentive to create when there 70% of the LMWR crypto each image generates goes to the creator. Other AI software tools fall way behind in this respect and it would be good to see this feature being adopted across the industry, though it seems unlikely. This would go further to strengthen the limewire brand.

It's an easy to use and very useful service.

It was great. Good product. I would definitely recommend it to other people

Easy sharing of files. Intuitive user interface makes learning fun and basically stress free.

Overall I have always used limewire since I was young for my music and storage and I am glad it's back and more efficient and usable for everyone. Thanks always limewire

It was a mostly positive experience. Most people use it for good peer to peer sharing, but I liked the AI image generation options that it has.

My overall experience was good. One person I was sending to overseas felt like the connection was sluggish, but maybe it was him, because it was fast for me. I look forward to having it as another tool in the toolbox.