I just wanted to create a banner image for my social media account with Midjourney. But banner images are usually wide — while Midjourney returns a square image. 💡 Problem Formulation: How to make a wide banner image with Midjourney, i.e., how to change the aspect ratio? Here’s an example of the standard output for … Read more
Step 1: Open the Discord Midjourney bot or your Midjourney channel (public or private). Step 2: Click the + icon or pull the image file right in the input prompt. You want to have uploaded the image in Discord so you can get the image URL. Step 3: Open the image you just sent and … Read more
Step 1: Open a public or private Midjourney channel or the Midjourney Bot. Step 2: Type /imagine in the input prompt. Step 3: Right-click on the original image and copy image link, type the avatar creation prompt, followed by the cref command with the copied image link like so: Headshot image (avatar) in anyme style … Read more
I wanted to see firsthand how Midjourney and ChatGPT stack up against each other in image creation, so I put them to the test with five unique examples, giving us a clear picture of which one shines brighter for our creative needs. Image Prompt Example 1: Snapchat Train 💡 Midjourney version 6: /imagine snapchat image … Read more
In this fun article, we’ll have a look at some beautiful mansion pics from Bill Gates’ House. We use the Midjourney /describe prompting technique to create image prompts based on the actual house owned by Bill Gates (source). Here’s the result for the first prompt: The result of the second prompt: The third prompt: The … Read more
Midjourney parameters are options added to a prompt that change how an image generates. They can alter an image’s aspect ratios, switch between Midjourney model versions, change which upscaler is used, and more. Here is a list of some of the parameters: Remember, parameters are always added to the end of a prompt, and you … Read more
The Midjourney tile parameter is a feature that allows users to generate images that can be used as repeating tiles to create seamless patterns for various applications such as fabrics, wallpapers, and textures. To use the tile parameter, you simply add –tile to the end of your prompt. For example, if you want to create … Read more
We all know the fancy Midjourney images from Instagram. Beautiful bodies, girls, boys, places, houses, and art. In this article, we’ll look at something more boring but 10x more useful: prompting Midjourney to generate BORING images from everyday people or situations. Images that 99.9% of people wouldn’t suspect are created by an AI. 🧑💻 I … Read more
This article aims to compare the reverse prompting capabilities of GPT-4V versus Midjourney. As a running example, we’ll use pics of a beautiful mansion in San Francisco. As a fun fact, sources like this and this say this is indeed Sam Altman’s house. Altman’s Mansion 🔗 Original image. First, I passed this image into ChatGPT … Read more
OpenAI’s DALL·E has made impressive progress (Image Credits). Look at one of the first Finxter posts on DALL·E: 🔗 Recommended: I Created My First DALL·E Image in Python OpenAI Using Four Easy Steps Now look at the new DALL·E images: 🔗 Recommended: Chat(GPT) with Images – These Five Prompts Will Impress Your Coworkers All of … Read more
Example 1 – “Find Bug in Code Screenshot” In the following ChatGPT interaction, I tried pasting an image of a code snippet with a bug. Note that I didn’t paste the code, only the screenshot of the code as an image! I also gave it the prompt “Find the bug!“. First, it does fix the … Read more
Building a project with Python is one of the ways to get exposed to the programming language as well as its third-party libraries that reduce the amount of code we have to write. For example, in our previous project tutorial on building a sketch-making app, we learned how to create a web application using the … Read more