The AI Tools Directory From My Reel: How to Use AIxploria

The website from my reel is AIxploria, a directory that lists thousands of AI tools in one place, sorted by category. This page has the link, a quick tour of every section I showed, and 7 practical ways to use it, so you can stop saving AI tool reels you never find again.

The link: aixploria.com. It is free to browse and no account is needed.

https://www.aixploria.com/en/

The short version

  • AIxploria is an AI tools directory. On 11 November 2026 its homepage said 6,187+ tools analysed and listed, across 72 categories, updated daily.
  • The homepage shows new launches (Latest AI), featured tools, and blocks of tools by category.
  • The trends page is called Top 100 AI. Its first list, Top 100 Trends, has three tabs: 24H, Week and Month. In the reel I said “Top 50”. The site shows a top 100.
  • Each category page is a numbered ranking, with filters for Free, Freemium, Free trial and Paid.
  • Each tool has its own page: what it does, main features, who it suits, a visitor rating out of 5, and alternatives.
  • Browsing is free. The tools listed are not all free. Each one carries a price label.
  • Some placements are paid, and some links earn the site a commission. The site says so itself. Details below.

The resource: every link you need

What you wantWhere to go
Homepage and searchaixploria.com/en
Tools launched recently (Latest AI)aixploria.com/en/last-ai
What is trending: last 24 hours, week or monthaixploria.com/en/top-100-ai
All categories on one pageaixploria.com/en/categories-ai
Only free toolsaixploria.com/en/free-ai
Freemium tools (free plan plus paid plans)aixploria.com/en/ai-freemium
Paid tools with a free trialaixploria.com/en/ai-free-trial
Video tutorialsaixploria.com/en/tutorials-video-ai-free-lessons

The categories I named in the reel:

Other categories that are useful for study and office work: Productivity, Presentation and Summarizer.

How to use it, step by step

1. Start from the homepage

Open the link. At the top there is a search box, a category dropdown, and four price filters: Free AI, Freemium, Paid and Free Trial. Below that you see a row of Featured tools, then a Latest AI list, then blocks such as AIxploria Selection, SuperTools and AI Chat & Assistant. If you already know the tool name, type it in the search box. On a phone the layout is tighter and some of these may sit lower on the page or behind the menu icon. If you cannot find a section, use the direct links in the table above.

2. Check Latest AI for new launches

The Latest AI list shows tools and models that were added recently. Click “More new AI” to open the full page. Use it once a week instead of scrolling reels for “new AI tool” videos.

3. Check Top 100 AI for what is trending

Open the Top 100 AI page. The first heading says “Top 100 Trends” and under it there are three tabs: 24H, Week and Month. 24H shows which tools are getting the most attention on AIxploria right now. Month is better if you want tools that stayed popular and were not a one-day spike. Further down the same page there are more lists: Popular AI, Essentials, AIxploria Selection, a pricing list with Free / Freemium / Paid tabs, and a Discover list with Hidden Gems / Daily Pick tabs. On the homepage the link to this page is labelled “Top 100 AI (beta)”. Beta means still being tested, so it can change. The ranking reflects popularity on AIxploria itself, not the whole internet.

4. Open a category and read the ranking

Pick a category from the dropdown next to the search box, or open the all categories page and tap one (for example Image Generators). The tools appear as a numbered list: 1, 2, 3 and so on. The site markets this as a “Top 10” per category, but the list continues well past ten. On 11 November 2026, Image Generators had 302 tools. Each row shows the name, a one-line description, a rating out of 5, a price label, and tags.

Three controls matter here:

  • Pricing filter: Free, Freemium, Free trial, Paid. “Freemium” means there is a free plan with limits and paid plans above it.
  • Sort by: Relevance, Popularity, New, or alphabetical order (a-z or z-a).
  • Verified only: a filter next to the pricing filter, for tools that carry the site’s “Verified” label.

5. Open a tool page

Click any tool. In the reel I opened ElevenLabs, a text-to-speech tool (you type text and it speaks it in a natural voice). Its page on AIxploria showed:

  • Its position in the category: #1 in Text To Speech on 11 November 2026.
  • A rating of 4.6 out of 5. This is a visitor rating. The page data showed it was based on 16 votes, so treat it as a rough signal.
  • A price label (Freemium) and a “Verified Tool” badge.
  • A written review with sections for what the tool is, main features, pricing model, who it is best for, top 3 alternatives, and an FAQ.
  • An “AI Alternatives” list at the bottom with similar tools.
  • A button to visit the official website.

Not every tool gets a review this long. Big tools have full write-ups. Smaller ones may only have a short description.

The ElevenLabs page: aixploria.com/en/eleven-labs

7 practical ways to use it

  1. Students, find a study tool: open Education / Studies or Summarizer, set the filter to Free, and test the top three on one real chapter or PDF from your course.
  2. Students, make a presentation: open the Presentation category, try two tools with the same topic, and keep the one that needs less fixing.
  3. Creators, replace a tool that got expensive: search the tool you use now, scroll to the alternatives list, and check which ones are labelled Free or Freemium.
  4. Creators, find a voiceover or video tool: open Text To Speech or Video Generators and sort by Popularity. Shortlist three and test each with the same 30-second script.
  5. Office work, fix one boring task: open Productivity, or use the category dropdown for Files & Spreadsheets, E-mail or Transcriber. Pick one task you repeat every week and test tools only for that task.
  6. Freelancers and small businesses, compare before paying: open the tool page, read the “who is it best for” and pricing sections, then open two alternatives in new tabs. Decide after comparing all three, not after one reel.
  7. Everyone, a 5-minute weekly check: open Top 100 AI, click Week, and scan the list for anything related to your work. That replaces most “5 AI tools you must know” videos.

A simple way to shortlist tools

The mistake most people make is collecting tools. A better habit is to pick one task, test three tools, and keep one. Save this note in your phone and fill it in each time:

Task I want to solve:
Category on AIxploria:
Tool 1 (price label):
Tool 2 (price label):
Tool 3 (price label):
Same test I gave all three:
Winner and why:
Free plan limit I hit:

If you want a second opinion, paste this into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini after you have picked three tools. Replace everything in [square brackets] with your own details first:

I am choosing between these three AI tools: [TOOL 1], [TOOL 2], [TOOL 3].
My task: [DESCRIBE THE TASK IN ONE LINE].
My budget: [FREE ONLY / UP TO RS ___ PER MONTH].
I am in India.

Do not guess prices or features. Tell me which details I must check on each tool's official pricing page before deciding, and give me one identical test I can run on all three to compare them fairly.

What it can and cannot do

What is free

  • Browsing, searching, the rankings and the tool pages are free. All of them open without signing in.
  • There is a Sign up button. You do not need it for anything on this page.
  • The tools themselves have their own prices. “Free” on a label means the tool has a free version, and that can still have limits.

Paid placements and commissions

You should know how the site earns money, because it affects what you see first.

  • Category pages carry this line at the top: “We may earn compensation if you purchase via some links”.
  • The site’s terms say it may use affiliate marketing (it gets a commission when you buy through its link) and may accept sponsorships or other advertising payments.
  • Tools can pay to be listed or featured. The site has “Advertise” and “Feature your tool” pages, and its sales terms mention paid plans for listing a tool. They also say every submission needs editorial approval.
  • Tools marked “Featured” (homepage) or “Featured Tool” (category pages) sit at the top, above the numbered ranking.

So read a ranking as a starting list. Always test the tool yourself before paying for it.

Limits

  • Ratings are visitor votes, sometimes from a small number of people.
  • The site is not India-specific. Prices are usually in US dollars, and it does not tell you whether a tool works in India or accepts UPI or Indian cards. Check that on the tool’s own website.
  • Reviews can go out of date. AI tools change plans and features often, so confirm the price and free-plan limits on the official pricing page.
  • A “Verified” badge is the directory’s own label. It does not guarantee your data is safe. Do not upload client files, ID documents or passwords to a tool you have not checked.

Common questions

Is AIxploria free?

Yes, the directory is free to use. Many of the tools listed on it are paid or have limited free plans.

You said “Top 50 trends” in the reel. Where is it?

The page is called Top 100 AI and its first list is “Top 100 Trends”. Use the 24H tab for the last 24 hours.

Is the number 1 tool in a category really the best?

It is the site’s ranking, not a lab test. The site does not publish the exact formula on the category page. Use the top five as a shortlist and run your own test.

How is this different from asking ChatGPT for tools?

A chatbot that is not searching the web can suggest tools that have shut down or changed, because its built-in knowledge stops at a cut-off date. A directory that is updated daily shows what exists now, with a direct link. The two work well together: find tools on the directory, then use a chatbot to plan how you will test them.

Who runs it?

The About page says AIxploria launched in February 2023 and lists 6,000+ tools. Its terms refer to the laws of Belgium.


Sources

All pages were opened and checked on 11 November 2026. The numbers on the site change daily.

Kevin Singh

Written by Kevin Singh

I help creators and founders save hours with AI. New reels and guides every week on @kevinsingh.me.