A Unified AI Method for Creating Kanji Tests from Photos

I've consolidated the entry point for creating printouts from kanji photos into a single method. Previously, the diglabo site had a screen (a free experimental version) for uploading and processing photos. As of today, I'm discontinuing that screen and focusing solely on the method of creating tests by showing photos to the AI you normally use.

The instructions are on the Create with AI page. Take a picture of a textbook or drill page, send the photo and your request to the AI, and you'll receive a confirmation link with the questions and answers. You can open the link to check the contents, save it, and then print it on paper. You can use Claude by connecting it to diglabo for a conversational experience, while for ChatGPT and Gemini, you can copy and paste the text.

Since the entry points for creating from photos were split between the site and the AI, I wanted to make the AI method the main focus. The on-site process for receiving and reading photos will also be removed. Opening the URL for the old photo screen will now redirect you to the 'Create with AI' page. Any printouts you created and saved using the old photo screen can still be used as they are.