ArtHelper AiReviews of arthelper.ai

I started using this tool a couple of years ago. It was pitched as an AI assistant who could help with writing specific art documents, and help you talk about your art. I was curious what it would do. I created an account, uploaded a few paintings (making sure they weren't going to be used for anything else), and while it did come up with some interesting things it was no different to using ChatGPT or Claude (I'm 99% sure it's run on ChatGPT). So I stopped using it and just left it. Every now and then I'd get a spam email suggesting I use it for this or that, but I just deleted those. But a couple of months ago I started getting emails which said "[person] has liked your painting". I was confused, because how was anyone seeing my paintings? I just uploaded them for the AI to comment on. Well this morning I had a bit of time so I logged in to see what was going on. First, I couldn't just log in. I was forced to "complete my profile". I gave it as little info as I could to get in and found the site is now a social media commmunity. All my images were now set to public and had been connected to my profile. They never mentioned this pivot, they just went ahead and did it, which is astounding to me in this day and age of concerns with AI and copyright theft in general. When I used the site I was looking for private personalised help with selling my art. Not to join an artist community. How they think this gives anyone a good perception of ArtStoreFronts as a whole I have no idea. I removed all my images and deleted my account (to do this - top right, dropdown, settings. At the bottom "danger zone" section (yes it's really called that), delete account). If you need help with writing art documents, or would like an AI view of your art to help you talk about it, just ask ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini for free. I didn't see anything special about the info arthelper gave me, even before they used my account to make their own social media platform.

Excellent for reviews that can’t be left on google. Awesome place to check a business out before utilising its services, especially if investing money and time. An excellent resource

There's not a possible way to communicate with their customer service! I've tried the e-mail address, turns it it does not exist, you can't direct message them either on instagram and facebook, their twitter does not exist, and the page's assistant throws error all the time. I'm concerned about the safety of my arts. I removed all my images, deleted my account and yet I'm still getting e-mails about my arts being reviewed, yet not being able to access the account anymore. I'm scared if they are trying to steal my art works. In order, I decided to contact a different e-mail address I found on the website, hidden deeply, I hope it will work. Anyways, this site does not work properly— whether bugs or intentional, I fear it's not safe to use.

Very bad all together. This company does not tell you you're account is been locked because of suspicion use AI. No every time you login you see your collection of artwork for 1 second before a big screen Upload your artwork bla bla bla shows up. You can't get in your account that way so you can't get to customer service no phone number either. This is done all on purpose offcouse so you cant claim back your money. I was one of the first subscribers when they started up. I regret I ever did. Money gone.

I signed up for a free account and uploaded a couple of images to quietly test the AI responses and decide if it looked helpful. It seemed to immediately sign me up for a social media platform, share my work (despite me not having made a profile), and bombard me with newsletters and notifications - around 25 messages per week, despite attempts to unsubscribe. To add insult to injury, they are largely unethical and misleading click-bait - 'I analysed your work this week and identified your best target audience, and it's not who you'd expect!' actually takes you to an AI prompt with 'Analyse my work and identify my target audience'. It's possible that, if you embraced it, ArtHelper might be helpful, but, for me, it's a thorn in my side and I wish I'd never gone near it!

I never signed up for this company. In fact, I had never even heard of them before they started spamming me. Their emails tell me to "unsubscribe" by logging in, so I wondered if perhaps I had created an account years ago and simply forgotten. I tried to log in using the exact email address they're sending these messages to, but there is **no account** associated with it. So, no—I don't have an account, never have, and there is no way for me to unsubscribe. To make matters worse, they provide no legitimate way to contact them. They ignore every message I send through social media, and the only email address I could find on their website simply bounces back because it doesn't exist. That doesn't inspire confidence in the legitimacy of the company. I've been trying for weeks to get removed from their mailing list, yet they continue sending unsolicited emails while providing no functional way to opt out. Any company that relies on unsolicited spam and fails to provide a working unsubscribe process or a valid contact method is acting in a completely unprofessional manner.

Non-stop spamming once you sign up. I recieved up to 4-5 emails every single day.

There is no Contact or Support page on their website, making it impossible for me to request a cancellation of their service I thought was cancelled months ago.