I am publishing the AI images featuring a grey fox, the Image generation is using text to image tools. It’s been over two months since I last published a post on this blog. I was busy finalizing my book(s), and I’m excited to be back with a new topic that I’m sure will interest many of you - using the same prompt to generate images across different AI imaging tools.
Prompt used: draw a sketch of a grey fox in an Indian forest, colour ink sketch, summertime
Have you used the same prompt across different AI imaging tools? Share your experiences and results in the comments below! I’d love to hear about your experiments and see the images you’ve generated.
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Tools used for generating images:
I started by using Tengr.ai, a popular AI imaging tool that uses a combination of text-to-image and image-to-image translation to generate images. I entered the prompt “Draw a sketch of a grey fox in an Indian forest, colour ink sketch, summertime” and clicked on the “Generate” button. The image generated was a beautiful sketch of a grey fox in an Indian forest, with a warm and vibrant colour palette. The image was generated in landscape mode, which added to its charm.
Dalle3
Next, I used Dalle3, another popular AI imaging tool that uses a text-to-image model to generate images. I entered the same prompt and clicked on the “Generate” button. The image generated was a stunning colour ink sketch of a grey fox in an Indian forest, with a beautiful summertime atmosphere. The image was vibrant and detailed, with a unique style that set it apart from the other tools.
NightCafe Studio
I then used NightCafe Studio, a popular AI imaging tool that uses a combination of text-to-image and image-to-image translation to generate images. I entered the same prompt and clicked on the “Generate” button. The image generated was a beautiful colour ink sketch of a grey fox in an Indian forest, with a warm and vibrant colour palette. The image was generated in “Realcartoon Pixar” mode, which gave it a unique and stylized look.
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StarryAI
Next, I used StarryAI, a popular AI imaging tool that uses a combination of text-to-image and image-to-image translation to generate images. I entered the same prompt and clicked on the “Generate” button. The image generated was a stunning colour ink sketch of a grey fox in an Indian forest, with a beautiful summertime atmosphere. The image was detailed and vibrant, with a unique style that set it apart from the other tools.
Flux2 on HuggingChat
Finally, I used Flux2 on HuggingChat, a popular AI imaging tool that uses a text-to-image model to generate images. I entered the same prompt and clicked on the “Generate” button. The image generated was a beautiful colour ink sketch of a grey fox in an Indian forest, with a warm and vibrant colour palette. The image was detailed and vibrant, with a unique style that set it apart from the other tools.
Key Takeaways
Here are some takeaways from this experiment:
The same prompt can generate different images across different AI imaging tools.
Each tool has its own unique style and mode that can be used to generate images.
Experimenting with different modes and styles can help to achieve the desired result.
AI imaging tools can be used to generate a wide range of images, from sketches to watercolours.
Links to Imaging Sites
Here are the links to the imaging sites used in this experiment:
Dalle3: https://dalle3.com/
NightCafe Studio: https://www.nightcafe.studio/
StarryAI: https://starryai.com/
Flux2 on HuggingChat: https://huggingface.co/spaces/flux2