What I learned using AI to make maze art

When I started this blog series on AI text to image generators I said I wanted to answer some questions. After spending a full month using and working with a dozen text to image generators let’s see what I have learned. Here is the original post with the questions, and my added answers and my updates for 2026:

What do I hope to accomplish ?

  • See what the competition is. How good is the output.

The output was mixed, with some generators producing intriguing abstract patterns while others struggled with basic maze structures. I did not find any generator who could actually make maze art if only because the current text to image generators can’t make a solvable maze. They can make maze and labyrinth inspired images that are wonderful. They just can’t be solved. I think this will be fixed just like “hands” were fixed. 2026: There are significantly less nonsensical outputs in 2026.

  • Become more familiar with what AI image generators are capable of

It seems the standard is to generate 4 images from every prompt text you input, allowing you to pick the best. Many of them also have pre-selectable styles. Each site has a slightly different style and strengths. I found the sites I like to use and those I don’t. 2026: There was an explosion selectable styles and output sizes that can be selected compared to 2023.

  • Evaluate and compare the different sites to determine how well they create based on my prompts

As discussed in my previous post there are 4 sites that were better than the rest in my challenge ! Different prompts may mean slightly different results but I imagine the order would not meaningfully change much with new prompts. Some sites just work better than others. 2026: The above post was updated with 2026 and the sites that do things best have changed since 2023.

  • Be inspired (hopefully)

Yes. So many interesting takes on my text prompts (many more terrible ones, but..). I think these sites are a good place to look for inspiration.

  • Answer: Can I compete with AI generated maze art ?

Right now, they cannot compete with the current quality of maze artists. The odd thing is that a standard program for computer programmers to write is an algorithm to create a maze. There are dozens of sites, many that I have reviewed before to do this. At some point an AI text to image will learn from these sites and I will need to come back to reevaluate this. This is all still true in 2026 although every generator improved in adhering to the prompts.

And some additional things I learned:

  • Asking for a famous building in 2023 means you may not get the full building - usually the top is cut off for some reason. Here is a gallery of the prompt “Make a medium difficulty maze of the Eiffel tower in black and white with arrows at the start and finish” from many different sites. I think none of these actually came out as I expected and none of them were able to execute the prompt.

And now the same exact prompt in 2026 which shows the massive improvement across the board:

  • Prompts were often ignored in 2023. Expect the AI’s to miss some things. It might be you and a bad prompt…and it might be the AI. A few sites allow you to select an image to “start” with as inspiration. So if things aren’t quite what you want, keep manipulating an image until you get it right. 2026 is much improved.

  • Sometimes you write a bad prompt. If you keep getting bad outputs on multiple websites, the problem is your writing. I would give the example I used for #7 “Make a maze of a slice of an orange in color” didn’t work. My bad.

  • It's best to approach AI text to image generation with an open mind, rather than trying to achieve a specific outcome. Better to try a prompt and see what comes out. I cannot tell you how many times I have prompted “make a maze on the surface of the Death Star” because I knew it would be awesome and I have yet to be impressed. Here is one from starryAI. It looks cool but is not what I wanted because I was expecting a specific look.

AI - make a maze on the surface of the Death Star

While this is the end of this blog series, I will continue to play around with AI generators and you can expect more content from me on the subject ! I have now done this exercise in 2023 and 2026. Maybe I this will be updated again in the future !

 

Summary & Conclusion:

While AI image generators can create visually interesting maze-like patterns, they still fall short of producing truly solvable mazes. All generators that I tested improved between 2026 and 2023 but at different levels. In the future I believe actual mazes will be possible.

In 2026 I use AI text to image for the following things:

It saved me time and effort to create an outer space background in seconds that worked with my Alien maze. For the comic strip example I thought it would be funny if a mouse solved a maze with a human friend and there was no cheese. Again, saved me time to make more mazes by generating this. They aren’t always perfect, but they are typically close enough to use.


If you missed any of the previous blog posts in the series here is the full series with links:

An exploration into Al Image Maze Generation

Making mazes with AI: DallE2 (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Stable Diffusion (Updated to compare 2023 and 2024 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Craiyon (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Dream by Wombo (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Nightcafe (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: StarryAI (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: DeepAI (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Canva (Updated to compare 2023 and 2024 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: AI Image Generator (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: ToolBaz

Making mazes with AI: Photosonic

Making mazes with AI: Bing AI Image Generator (Updated to compare 2023 and 2024 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Google Gemini (NOT in the original line-up - compares 2024 to 2026)

Comparison of 12 AI generating websites - Who did mazes the best ?

See you soon with more maze content ! And don’t forget to check out my maze art !

Can AI Generate Mazes? We Tested 13 AI Art Generators to Find Out

Welcome to the 14th in a series of posts where I will test AI image generators and see how they handle making maze art. I have asked the same 10 prompts from 12 different websites (a 13th Google Gemini was added in 2024). Today we compare the best from each prompt and see who does AI text to maze image the best. If you need to catch-up here is the series so far:

An exploration into Al Image Maze Generation

Making mazes with AI: DallE2 (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Stable Diffusion (Updated to compare 2023 and 2024 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Craiyon (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Dream by Wombo (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Nightcafe (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: StarryAI (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: DeepAI (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Canva (Updated to compare 2023 and 2024 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: AI Image Generator (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: ToolBaz

Making mazes with AI: Photosonic

Making mazes with AI: Bing AI Image Generator (Updated to compare 2023 and 2024 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Google Gemini (NOT in the original line-up - compares 2024 to 2026)


Making Maze Art with AI

Welcome to the finals of my maze making AI challenge. For the finals I will pick the 4 best images from the 12 sites. It is subjective, but there are a few that we could all agree do not make the cut. I will pick 4 finalists, then rank them. At the end I will rank all the sites based on how they did. You can do your own ranking if you would like. All mazes here are from 2023. If you prefer you can jump ahead to the summary of 2023 and then the 2023 winner vs. the best 2026 that is an option.

 

Prompt 1 - Make a medium difficulty maze of the Eiffel Tower in black and white with arrows at the start and finish.

Stable Diffusion Eiffel Tower Maze
starryAI - Eiffel Tower Maze
Photosonic - Eiffel Tower Maze
Bing AI - Eiffel Tower Maze

The finalists are Stable Diffusion; StarryAI; Photosonic, and Bing AI. I should say that all of the generations were good for this prompt. My rank 1 - StarryAI wins for having the needle included and a maze and the cool viewpoint. 2 - Bing AI a strong second with the interesting maze, 3 - Stable Diffusion, 4 - Photosonic.

 

Prompt 2 - Draw a medium difficulty large maze of the Empire State Building with the start and goal embedded in the structure

starryai ESB maze
NIghtcafe Empire State Building Maze
Stable Diffusion - Empire State Building Maze
Bing AI Empire State Building Maze

There was a real struggle showing the needle of the building in these generations. Also, including a maze seemed to be difficult for the AI. Our finalists are StarryAI, Nightcafe, Stable Diffusion, and BingAI. My order 1 - Stable Diffusion (because it has the needle and the maze), 2 Bing AI - very cool concept ! 3 - StarryAI because at least it looks mazelike in black and white, and 4 - Nightcafe.

 

Prompt 3 - Draw a difficult maze of the White House pixel art style

Photosonic - White House pixel maze
Stable Diffusion - White House pixel maze
Dream by Wombo - White House pixel maze
Canva - White House pixel maze

Most AI could do pixel style and my finalists did it best. If I had said make a grid instead of a maze these would be much better. My finalists are Photosonic, Stable Diffusion, Dream by Wombo and Canva. I order them 1 - Stable Diffusion, 2 - Photosonic, and 3 - Dream by Wombo who almost got the building right and correctly included the flag…but that yard ! 4 - Canva who did a 3/4 of a great white house but forgot the maze.

 

Prompt 4 - Draw a difficult maze that looks like a drawing of a famous building in sketch style

Canva - famous building sketch
Nightcafe - famous building sketch
Stable Diffusion - famous building sketch
starryai - famous building sketch

4 different looking finalists. Canva, Nightcafe, Stable Diffusion and StarryAI made the grade. I want to give a special shoutout to StarryAI who had 4 different outputs that were all very interesting. As far as the other AI generators they typically made a simple maze, some with doors to signify a building. Not very good. My order is 1 - Nightcafe for the great fantasy looking castle in color, 2 - Stable Diffusion, because it has a maze in front of a column building and 3 - Canva, cool building in black and white that looks kind of famous. 4- StarryAI - love it, but doesn’t look like any famous building I have ever seen.

 

Prompt 5 - Draw a maze in the style of doyoumaze.com of a skyscraper in NYC

Dream by Wombo - skyscraper maze
starryai - skyscraper maze
DeepAI - skyscraper maze
Stable Diffusion - skyscraper maze

None of these used my style (that is good news for me !). Finalists are Dream by Wombo, StarryAI DeepAI, Stable Diffusion. I think the first 2 are very close…I think I will make the order as it is shown.

 

Prompt 6 - Draw a maze in the style of Sean C Jackson of a scene from a large outdoor market

Canva - outdoor market maze
Dream by Wombo - outdoor market maze
Nightcafe - outdoor market maze
BING AI - outdoor market maze

I want to say that the output of this prompt was varied and interesting. I went with a more famous maze artist to test if the AI would get it (they generally did not). Finalists are Canva, Dream by Wombo, Nightcafe and Bing AI. Because it was closest to what I asked for 1 - Bing AI 2 - Canva, then 3 - Nightcafe because it includes mazes and is situated at the correct SCJ angle. 4 - Dream by Wombo - nice market…no maze.

 

Prompt 7 - Make a maze of a slice of an orange in color

ToolBaz - Orange slice maze
DALL·E - Orange slice maze
Nightcafe - Orange slice maze
Bing Ai - Orange slice maze

This prompt was poorly written by me I guess. Lots of garbage output IMO. Our finalists are ToolBaz, Dall-E, Nightcafe and Bing AI. These made the cut because they include mazes and oranges. I do not feel strongly about the order after Bing AI…how about ToolBaz, Dall-E, Nightcafe ?

 

Prompt 8 - Make a maze integrated on top of a photograph of a king sitting on his throne looking cantankerous beside his beautiful queen

starryai -King on throne in a maze
Dream by Wombo - King on throne in a maze
DALL·E - King on throne in a maze
Bing AI - King on throne in a maze

Using the term photo made this interesting. I also got a lot of horror blurred faces generated. Overall I was not impressed with these results. StarryAI, Dream by Wombo,Dall-E and Bing AI are our finalists. 1 - StarryAI because he looks like a deformed James Bond character, 2 - Dream by Wombo because the king looks like the most interesting man in the world, 3 - Bing AI for that king and 4 - Dall-E for including the queen as instructed.

 

Prompt 9 - Make a solvable maze that is very large and very difficult to solve because it is so complex

Canva maze
Nightcafe maze
starryai maze
Dream by Wombo maze

This was interesting from an output perspective. If an AI could shine with making makes this is where it would have come out. I wanted to see a large maze generated and a few actually delivered. We have Canva, Nightcafe and StarryAI, Dream by Wombo. For me 1 - Nightcafe - this fantasy labyrinth around a castle would have been a great output for #4 above (which Nightcafe won anyway !), 2 - StarryAI - if you could read the labels this would be better, but the maze is doable, and 3 - Canva because it looks like a complicated maze, but if you really attempt it…uh not so much. 4 - Dream by Wombo - just a solid 3D maze.

 

Prompt 10 - Make a 3d render of a red and blue glossy cube maze

starryai 3D maze
Nightcafe - 3D mazes
ToolBaz - 3D maze
ToolBaz - 3D maze
Dall E 3D mazes

This was a prompt that many AI generators exceled at creating interesting images for. For most I generated 4 images and had trouble picking the best among them..so I bent the rules here and picked a top 5. StarryAI, Nightcafe, ToolBaz, Canva, and Dall-E from top to bottom left to right. Ranking is tough, but I’ll go 1 - Dall-E for so many nice options, 2 - ToolBaz - it’s a small maze but make it bigger and I want to solve it, 3 - Canva - a crisper version of 4 - StarryAI, and 5 - Nightcafe.

 

AI Generator Results for 2023:

That does it. Let’s tabulate our results and see how everyone did. I will go with a 4,3,2,1 scoring system, with half points for 5th place on the last prompt…time to make a spreadsheet. And here it is:

AI maze challenge results grid
starryai logo
Bing AI logo
Stable Diffusion logo
Nightcafe logo

Congratulations to StarryAI, Bing AI, Nightcafe and Stable Diffusion with the highest scores. This fits with what I found. And it seems like we have 3 sections in the results: The 4 best AI generators, the 4 middle class, and the 4 poor performers. I would say these findings are only for making maze art. Each generator can do wonderful things with the right prompt.

To remind you about the top 4:

StarryAI : You must sign in to use the site and you receive 5 credits per day for free. Each generation will generate 4 images and cost a credit (If you want 8 variations that will cost 3 credits). There are 6 styles to choose from, no style, Fantasy, Portrait, 3D Art, Wooltize and Anime. You may also upload a photo to give the AI “something to start with”.

Bing AI Image Generator: Sign in using your Microsoft account. Using the site is free to create images. Powered by DallE, but when I used it seemed to do a better job than DallE did with the prompts (I do not know why).

Nightcafe : You get 5 free daily credits to create with. Each prompt, or generation will generate only 1 image. It features 4 different style algorithms to use.

Stable Diffusion : You can try the site without signing in. Each prompt, or generation will generate 4 image options. There appears to be no limit to use for free.

I would also mention that 5th place Dream by Wombo only generates 1 image at a time vs. most other sites generating 4. I thought it was consistently strong despite being at a disadvantage. How did you score the sites?

 

2026 Update:

Based on what I know, the 2026 versions are much stronger overall than the 2023 and 2024 versions. In this section, I compare the winning 2023 from above to the best 2026 to show what I mean. The images are small, but can be clicked on to enlarge for a better view.

Prompt 1 - Make a medium difficulty maze of the Eiffel Tower in black and white with arrows at the start and finish

I am a huge fan of the Bing version from 2026. Nightcafe, Gemini, starryai 2023 is my order.

 

Prompt 2 - Draw a medium difficulty large maze of the Empire State Building with the start and goal embedded in the structure

Wow. I like all 3 from 2026. Hard to choose between the 3 when they are all so different. I’ll go Nightcafe, Canva, Stable diffusion, then 2023.

 

Prompt 3 - Draw a difficult maze of the White House pixel art style

I should mention that I think every single 2026 generation is better than the winner from 2023. Craiyon, Canva, Stable Diffusion, 2023 is my order.

 

Prompt 4 - Draw a difficult maze that looks like a drawing of a famous building in sketch style

2023 was a vibe pick I think. My order is Canva, Bing AI, Gemini and then 2023.

 

Prompt 5 - Draw a maze in the style of doyoumaze.com of a skyscraper in NYC

Nightcafe, Deepai, Canva, 2023. I could easily move the 2023 version higher. This is the first time I have considered it higher.

 

Prompt 6 - Draw a maze in the style of Sean C Jackson of a scene from a large outdoor market

I like them in the order shown.

 

Prompt 7 - Make a maze of a slice of an orange in color

I like the reverse order as shown, or if you read in an Asian language right to left.

 

Prompt 8 - Make a maze integrated on top of a photograph of a king sitting on his throne looking cantankerous beside his beautiful queen

Once again, I believe every image generated in 2026 is superior to every from 2023. My order is Craiyon, Canva, Bing and then 2023.

 

Prompt 9 - Make a solvable maze that is very large and very difficult to solve because it is so complex

Ai Image genrator for the win, the Nightcafe 2026, Nightcafe 2023, and Dream by Wombo.

 

Prompt 10 - Make a 3d render of a red and blue glossy cube maze

I wish I had never asked this prompt. I am never impressed with the output. The order is as shown above.

 

Summary and Conclusion: AI Generator Results for 2026 (including out 2023 winners):

That does it. Let’s tabulate our results and see how everyone did. I will go with a 4,3,2,1 scoring system again and I lumped all of the 2023 winners as one line. We have a new winner and a shake-up in the order. Our previous winner, starryai, disappointed this time. Only Bing remained in the top 3. Congratulations to Canva and Nightcafe for the improvement !

2026 ai image results
Canva logo
Nightcafe logo

The final blog post in the series is next:

What I learned using AI to make maze art

Making mazes with AI: Google Gemini - Has it improved over time ?

Welcome back to my series of posts where I test AI image generators and see how they handle making maze art. I will be asking 10 prompts and seeing what gets generated. My goal is to evaluate different AI image sites against each other to see how they perform. Here is the series so far:

An exploration into Al Image Maze Generation

Making mazes with AI: DallE2 (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Stable Diffusion (Updated to compare 2023 and 2024 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Craiyon (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Dream by Wombo (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Nightcafe (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: StarryAI (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: DeepAI (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Canva (Updated to compare 2023 and 2024 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: AI Image Generator (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: ToolBaz

Making mazes with AI: Photosonic

Making mazes with AI: Bing AI Image Generator (Updated to compare 2023 and 2024 to 2026)

 
Gemini logo.

Making Maze Art with google gemini

2024: You can access the Gemini website here. You must sign into your google account to use Gemini. There is not limit to the number of images you can generate. Each prompt returns 2 images with the option to generate more. For this exercise I chose the one closest to what I had asked for, or the most interesting.

My original testing took place in March 2023. Gemini (formerly Bard) just started this feature in Feb 2024 so it late to the party.

2026: You still need to sign in to use the site. Just type and the prompt will use Non Banana to create an image for you.

 

Prompt 1 - Make a medium difficulty maze of the Eiffel Tower in black and white with arrows at the start and finish

2024: That is the Eiffel Tower. There is a maze looking section and an arrow. Typically I do not get arrows, so this is an improvement.

2026: When this first generated and I saw the arrows and the maze inside the Eiffel Tower I thought we had out first AI maze art generation…but not quite.

 

Prompt 2 - Draw a medium difficulty large maze of the Empire State Building with the start and goal embedded in the structure

2024: Similar to the 1st maze but in a new style. Got the famous building correct. Looks like a maze but is not a maze.

2026: So close again. The start and goal make no sense no I see the building and the maze.

 

Prompt 3 - Draw a difficult maze of the White House pixel art style

2024: Again, we have the right building. Wrong style. No Maze. But good job if I had written a different prompt.

2026: Similar to the previous new generations, the start and goal make no sense, but the building is correct and I see an internal maze !

 

Prompt 4 - Draw a difficult maze that looks like a drawing of a famous building in sketch style

2024: The top is a sketch of the very famous ______ building. The bottom is a hand drawn maze that actually is a maze, i mean if it had a start and goal !

2026: Great sketch of the Roman Coliseum in Rome with no maze, but a start and a goal.

 

Prompt 5 - Draw a maze in the style of doyoumaze.com of a skyscraper in NYC

2024: Cool NYC image. I think I like the marble sky. No Maze, not my style, but at least it is cool !

2026: Reminds me of the ESB above.

 

Prompt 6 - Draw a maze in the style of Sean C Jackson of a scene from a large outdoor market

2024: This has potential. Change the perspective and switch from watercolor to more comic and you’ve got it.

2026: It is a fun comic style black and white market using circus tents. Has potential. Crowded.

 

Prompt 7 - Make a maze of a slice of an orange in color

2024: Sure.

2026: The start and finish make sense and the random arrow on the right side could be removed.

 

Prompt 8 - Make a maze integrated on top of a photograph of a king sitting on his throne looking cantankerous beside his beautiful queen

2024: Weird. I didn’t ask for a specific king and queen. Any would do. If I ask for a plumber or bus driver is it blocked ? And, after I asked this…well you all saw the many stories !

2026: An overlay of an (almost) maze over a photo…I guess Google figured out that this prompt was fine.

 

Prompt 9 - Make a solvable maze that is very large and very difficult to solve because it is so complex

2024: Looks like a hedge maze from above. Nice style.

2026: A maze algorithm away from being great.

 

Prompt 10 - Make a 3d render of a red and blue glossy cube maze

2024: No.

2026: The old double start.

 

Summary and Conclusion:

2024: How did Google Gemini do ? I think it was average. It has less structure than other text to image generators. You can ask for whatever you want (except people I guess). And there are no limits. But it also has no built in styles or adjustment buttons that are helpful with other AI image sites.

2026: Although no generator has incorporated maze algorithms into their process I think Gemini fakes it best. Solid output across the board and one of the reasons I use Gemini most often when I need a background or to make a comic strip.

Making mazes with AI: Bing AI Image Generator - Has it improved over time ?

Welcome to the 13th in a series of posts where I will test AI image generators and see how they handle making maze art. I will be asking 10 prompts and seeing what gets generated. My goal is to evaluate different AI image sites against each other to see how they perform. In my first post I discussed the project, and today we start with the first site evaluation: Bing AI Image Generator which is powered by DallE. Here is the series so far:

An exploration into Al Image Maze Generation

Making mazes with AI: DallE2 (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Stable Diffusion (Updated to compare 2023 and 2024 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Craiyon (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Dream by Wombo (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Nightcafe (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: StarryAI (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: DeepAI (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: Canva (Updated to compare 2023 and 2024 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: AI Image Generator (Updated to compare 2023 to 2026)

Making mazes with AI: ToolBaz

Making mazes with AI: Photosonic

Update from 2026:

When I did this series in Spring of 2023 I found that none of the text to image generators were able to generate actual mazes, including this one. They were able to make images that looked maze-like, but none were solvable puzzles. The 10 prompts below are a record of what was possible then, but each generation of AI pushes the limit further on what is possible. I remade each maze in 2024 and now in 2026 for comparison. All of these were made using text to image generation and not coding.

Bing AI logo

Making Maze Art with BING AI Image generator

2023: You can access the Bing image generator website here. You must sign in to your Microsoft account. As of this post there is no limit to the number of prompts you can ask for, and it is free to use. Each prompt, or generation from will generate 4 image options. For this exercise I chose the one closest to what I had asked for, or the most interesting.

2026: Everything seems similar to me in 2026. You still need to sign-in to your account. 4 images generated.

Note: Because each comparison includes 3 images, if you want to see a larger version just clock on it.

 

Prompt 1 - Make a medium difficulty maze of the Eiffel Tower in black and white with arrows at the start and finish

2023: I see the Eiffel Tower. This is a really cool interpretation for a maze. The other options were more traditional, but this one is so interesting ! I even see an arrow of some sort at the top above the tower.

2024: The 2024 version includes trees and a boulevard rather than an abstract maze. It also includes a more detailed version of the tower. Has a maze in the sky and on the ground. 2024 is an improvement.

2026: I see a maze drawn on the Eiffel Tower. Very cool.

 

Prompt 2 - Draw a medium difficulty large maze of the Empire State Building with the start and goal embedded in the structure

2023: Wow. Such an interesting take on a maze of the ESB. All 4 options were good.

2024: In the 2024 version I like the maze being built into the buildings of NYC around the Empire State Building which has a more accurate shape than the 2023 version. Nice improvement !

2026: What is that ? Very cool surrounding maze concept but a huge miss on the ESB,

 

Prompt 3 - Draw a difficult maze of the White House pixel art style

bing ai white house 2026: It is pixel art style. It has a white house in the center of the image but not really the White House.

2024: 2024 is excellent although I do not understand the god view of the artist with the desk.

2026: Looks like something I might build in a video game.

 

Prompt 4 - Draw a difficult maze that looks like a drawing of a famous building in sketch style

2023: This IS a sketch of a building maze, just not a famous building. Still I like how it came out !

2024: I do not know what building 2024 is….but it is very well done ! Cool maze like structure in the front of the building.

2026: I am going to guess that this one is Greek. Maze-like design on the roof.

 

Prompt 5 - Draw a maze in the style of doyoumaze.com of a skyscraper in NYC

2023: None of the 4 was in my style (in fact each had a different style to it), but this is the closest. Could easily be for the Empire State Building prompt above.

2024: The Chrysler building in a circular maze frame. Nice artwork.

2026: This looks like a fortress from a city in the future. Cool maze-like drawings on the side.

 

Prompt 6 - Draw a maze in the style of Sean C Jackson of a scene from a large outdoor market

2023: This is really good. The style is a bit off but it captured what was asked for better than anything.

2024: I see some of the SCJ style in 2024.

2026: I think I prefer 2026. So much detail in the market and it is at the correct angle.

 

Prompt 7 - Make a maze of a slice of an orange in color

2023: I wasn’t sure what I was looking for. I think this is it !

2024: 2024 is interesting with some of the oranges wedges being stuffed with other fruits and veggies.

2026: Looks like an artist made it. Very interesting and could be further developed into a real maze.

 

Prompt 8 - Make a maze integrated on top of a photograph of a king sitting on his throne looking cantankerous beside his beautiful queen

2023: Weird. Be specific in what you are asking for !

2024: You can see the improvement so much in this prompt with how the king and queen were rendered.

2026: And even more improvement into 2026. We go from a glare from the queen to a king looking away to a queen away over the year. Couples counseling is needed.

 

Prompt 9 - Make a solvable maze that is very large and very difficult to solve because it is so complex

2023: I like the idea of this guy lost in a maze where he is so tall he should be able to see his way out ? Am I wrong about this ?

2024: I like the use of small people using ladders around a maze to get around.

2026: This is large, complex and cool looking. Great job if it was an actual maze.

 

Prompt 10 - Make a 3d render of a red and blue glossy cube maze

2023: 4 shown because all were interesting and none was better than another. None are a maze. Glossy or Shiny ?

2024: 4 to choose from. Mazelike cubes.

2026: Interesting. It loses some of the red and blue, but I could imagine a maze inside. Similar to 2024.

 

Summary and Conclusion:

2023: How did Bing AI Image Generator do ? I think it had a strong showing. I expect it do do well against the other AI’s. It showed it can use a variety of styles and never got tripped up completely with any of the prompts. I will use this again for sure !

2026: I think it improved. More interesting generations, with more detail, and better adherence to what is asked in the prompts. Bing AI is one of the 3 text to image generators I use depending on what I need (Gemini and starryai are the other 2) and I am impressed with how Bing AI did ! I expect this to get even better in the future !

Coming next: Comparison of the 12 AI generating websites