Image Prompt
Want to add personality and style to your creations? Image Prompts let you combine an image with text to guide the AI in creating a unique masterpiece.
What is Image Prompt?
Image Prompts are like a secret ingredient in your recipe for creating amazing visuals. You upload an image or drag an existing one to "Image Prompt" and the AI uses it as inspiration to generate a new image based on your description. It’s like having a conversation with the AI where the image you provide speaks volumes, helping guide the final result.
How to use Image Prompt?
Select Image prompt by clicking on the settings panel.
Click to add or drag an existing image to be used as a reference into the "+" button.
Your image will be used as a prompt.
Make Iterations as you like.
Click Create.
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