Multimodal input
The homepage lets you upload an image, create an image, upload a PDF, and perform web search from the interface shown on the landing page.
Luzia is a free AI assistant for writing, translation, study, and web search. Available on the web and in WhatsApp in some countries.
Luzia is an artificial intelligence assistant presented as easy to use and free. Its core value proposition is to help with everyday tasks, from work and study to personal and social activities.
On the homepage, the product is described as an AI companion accessible through natural conversation, without the need for commands. The interface shown also suggests features for uploading images and PDFs, searching the web, and generating visual content, and the site indicates availability on WhatsApp in some countries.
The homepage lets you upload an image, create an image, upload a PDF, and perform web search from the interface shown on the landing page.
The site presents it as an assistant for math, writing, translation, code, explanations, sports, transcription, and images.
The main experience is described as direct conversation, with no commands or tricks, to ask for help naturally.
The website mentions an advanced reasoning mode as part of Luzia's enhanced experience.
The page notes that it offers image generation and personalized AI characters.
Ideal for asking for quick help with writing, explanations, or translations when you do not want to switch tools or write complex instructions.
Useful for resolving questions, doing calculations, or breaking down academic concepts with guided conversation.
Lets you upload images or PDFs to extract context, summarize information, or ask for assisted reading of the content.
Useful for generating images or working with personalized AI characters when the goal is to create visual or interactive content.
Provides a way to use it on WhatsApp in countries where it is available, making it easy to access from a familiar channel.
Luzia is presented as an artificial intelligence assistant accessible from the web and, according to the site itself, also available on WhatsApp in some countries.
The homepage describes it as free and easy to use. No public pricing table is shown in the pricing URLs reviewed, which currently return a page not found.
The page highlights tasks such as math, writing, translation, code, explanations, sports, transcription, images, and web search.
The available evidence does not show an implementation process for teams or an offering aimed at corporate administration on the pages reviewed.