Hello, everyone, and welcome back to my channel, Jennifer Marie, where I teach you different Tech
Tips, teach you how to make money online, and how to become a work-from-home freelancer. In today's
video, I'm going to teach you how to transform text into images. This is a DALL-E 2 art tutorial,
I'm going to teach you step by step how you can type in an idea and transform that idea to
digital art. And you can use the art you produce in works that you want to sell on platforms like
Etsy, create t-shirt designs to sell use it in your thumbnails for YouTube or in graphic design
projects and so much more. So let's get into it. First of all, what is DALL-E 2? DALL-E 2
an AI model developed by open AI that can generate high resolution images from textual descriptions.
So essentially, you will type in a prompt here a text prompt, for example,
an impressionist oil painting of sunflowers in a purple vase and DALL-E will create that
image for you based on whatever you ask. This is not a search engine, it's not searching
for an image exactly like your image. It's creating it with the data that it already has.
So the most important thing when you're using DALL-E is to have excellent prompts. So an
excellent prompts for DALL-E, two could be a clear, detailed and creative description of an
image or object that does not exist, for example, create an image of a futuristic car that runs on
clouds and has a rainbow paint job. Well I asked DALL-E to create exactly that, and it came up with
these images. And again, all of these images are unique. If you want to try you can put in this
exact same prompt and you'll see that you will have different versions of this as well. So before
I show you step by step how to create an account and sign up and use DALL-E, I want to briefly talk
about the best prompts to use in DALL-E two and how to get the best images. So add as much detail
as possible. discuss this subject in detail and any other objects in the image. Mentioned colors
you want imagery in the background, emotions and mood. You can also include a desired art
or painting style, or in the style of a specific artist. Let's say you want something in this style
of Van Gogh. You can also experiment with tags like digital art, ultra realistic 3d render,
cartoon illustration, etc. So let's get into it and show you how to sign up and use DALL-E to.
Okay, so this is the DALL-E to website. I will link you to this in the description below this
video you can see it says DALL-E to is a new API system that can create realistic images and
art from a description in natural language, you can scroll down and get some ideas of the types
of things you can create. But we're just going to log in or sign up. If you already have an account
with open AI, you should just be able to log in. So you will have to enter your password. And then
you may have to verify your email again and enter your first and last name and click Continue. Also
make sure to verify your phone number and click Send code and type in the code and press enter.
So here's the initial screen Welcome to DALL-E, you're going to click Continue. And you can see
here that you will get 50 free credits during your first month and 15 free credits will refill every
month after that, you can always buy additional credits, so you have one month to use them. And
the credits do not rollover. So make sure to use your 50 free credits in the month
or else you'll lose them. So basically, you use one DALL-E credit for a single request
generating images through a text prompt, an edit request or a variation request. So each time you
asked DALL-E to do something, it costs you one credit. Now one thing very important I want to
show you is that you get the same set of rights including commercial use, regardless of whether
an image was generated through a free or paid credit. That means that when you generate an
image using DALL-E, you have commercial rights to that image. So that means that you can use these
images in personal projects and in commercial projects. So if you want to sell these images
on different platforms, or incorporate them into your work, you are free to use them.
So here is the DALL-E interface. And DALL-E can basically create, edit or modify images. So the
interface is really simple, you can just enter your text command, which is called a prompt and
send it to the AI System by clicking generate. So I'm going to show you how to do this. First
let's look at these examples. If you go down you can get some ideas. For example, this one a photo
of a white for monster standing in a purple room unexpressive oil painting of a basketball player
dunking an armchair in the shape of an avocado. Now make sure to review the prompts for how each
of these were created. because you're going to get some ideas, you can see some say digital art
at the end, or they tell the painting style as we discussed earlier. So let's try something simple,
a futuristic neon lit sign in the shape of a heart, Enter. Now this will cost me one credit.
So if I'm at 50, now I'm at 49. And you can see it has generated four different images. Now, these
aren't very special, they're not really exciting images. So let's try something a little different.
Now in my previous video, I made open AI write me an essay on how Prince Harry is basically the
British version of the Tiger King. So let's ask this to create Prince Harry as the tiger King,
and add ultra realistic and click Generate. And as DALL-E is generating your image, you get these
tips at the bottom here. And I recommend paying attention to them. You can see here it says Add
digital art for striking and high quality images. Adding these little tags can sometimes completely
change the way your image looks. And you can see these these are absolutely unreal. I mean,
I love this one right here. So what you can do, if you want to try variations of that same image
is you can click on variations right here, that will cost you another credit. So click on that,
and it's going to come up with some variations of that image, you can see it's come up with four
different variations of the image. Now, these ones are starting to get kind of crazy, they
almost look like an alpha or GNOME or something. So I actually just prefer the original one. So to
download these images, you can just click on it on the image, and then you can click on the Download
icon. Another way to download is to click on Edit, and then click on Download again. Now you can see
that the image is 1024 by 1024 pixels. And we're always working with a square shape. Let's try
something else, a 3d render of a heart shaped Bumblebee flying above a field of red tulips
generate. So you can see here they've generated four images. And you can see it's not exactly what
I asked for in the one image the tulips are actually in the shape of hearts. And I don't
really see a heart shaped Bumblebee I was hoping that his bum would be in the shape of a heart,
but they're quite cute. In any case, let's try something else, a dog sitting under a yellow
umbrella on a stormy night outside in the rain. Now this time, I haven't asked it to do any style.
I'm just letting it do whatever it wants. But I'm making sure to talk about my subject where
my subject is positioned. I'm talking about the background because I don't want it to be blank.
And I'm also mentioning colors that I want in the image. And you can see it's come up with these
really cute series of a little sad little dog under an umbrella, which I think are super cute.
Okay, so now I put in this prompt generate an image of a storybook castle in the architectural
style of Gaudi with a princess standing on the balcony outside the sun should be setting and
the castle should be surrounded by snow, the image should convey a mystical fantasy and magical tone
suitable for a children's audience. So this is extremely detailed. And let's see what DALL-E
comes up with. And I think some of these are just beautiful, like look at these. And if you
are proficient in Photoshop, you can make these even better. So another thing you can do with
DALL-E is you can click on variations and that will tell DALL-E, you want to create different
versions of that image. So you can see that DALL-E has generated four additional images that are all
variations of this original image. And every time you click on variations, it will cost you one
credit. So just be aware of that. And remember, you have 50 free credits your first month. Now I
want to show you something else that's really cool that you can do. So I asked DALL-E before
to create a vibrant portrait painting of a gummy bear wearing a Brae in front of the Eiffel Tower.
And I'm going to click on one of these images. And let's say I want to make some edits. I want him to
be wearing a little tuxedo. I'm going to click on edit. Then at the bottom here, you can see
you have different tools, we're going to click on the Eraser Tool, and I'm going to erase around his
body and make sure to erase enough of the area so that if you want to fill it with something,
there's enough space for it to fill. So I'm just going to erase his body. And then at the top here,
you can see that it says describe the entire desired image in the generation frame. So I'm
going to put wearing a bow tie and a tuxedo and then click Generate. And you can see that it's
come up with several different options for me to choose from. So down here, if you click on the
arrows, you can see this cute little suit he has, you can click Next. And you can see the little
options it's come up with I really liked the first one, so I'm just going to click Accept on that.
And then I can click on the Download icon and download my new image. Now let's try to erase his
Baray and I'm wanting to add a crown instead. So again, I've clicked the eraser tool, I've erased
his array. I want to make sure to have enough space for Crown, and I'm going to put wearing a
king's crown with jewels and then click Generate. You can see it's generating. And again, I have a
series of different little crowns to choose from. I like the little crown that shows his ears. And
then when you find one that you like, again, you can just click Accept, and then download it.
Again, every time you click edit, it does cost you one credit. So just keep that in mind. So
over the side here, you can browse through all of the different generations that you have created,
they're saved on the right. And another cool thing that you can do is you can click upload,
and you can upload an image of yours that you want to create image variations of. So I'm going to
upload this picture of a cityscape. Make sure not to upload photos of people without their consent.
And just be careful with what you upload. So then you have to crop the image. So choose the square
that you like and click crop, then you can either click edit, image and do what we did previously,
maybe you want to change an original image of yours, or you can click Generate variations. So
DALL-E is going to change up your image and create some cool variations of your image. And what's
neat about this is it allows you to create AI art with images that you originally own. So you know
that there aren't going to be other images that are similar to that image if you're worried about
that. So you can see here, this is my original image. And you can see that it's created some
really cool almost like post apocalyptic sort of variations of my image, which I really like.
And another thing you can do is on the top, you can click on collections, and you can create your
own private or public collections. So if you click Create collection, you can give it a name, let's
put children's illustrations create collection, and you can choose to make it private or not.
So then your saved images will appear here. And now if you click on history, you can see all of
your generations. And you can choose one and click Save save to collection. And then you can choose
to save it to a collection that you created or create a new collection to save it. So let's say
I want to save this in my city collection, and click Create collection. And you can go through
and do that with all of your favorite images and categorize them as you like. Now another thing I
want to show you is at the bottom of all of these images, you can see there's the DALL-E watermark,
which is like this little rainbow. Now you are allowed to remove this watermark,
DALL-E has said there's no issues, you don't have to keep that watermark in your images. And if
you're planning on publishing these or using them in commercial projects, it's important that you
do erase this watermark, you could just crop it out, but then you'll lose some of your image. So I
want to show you how you can remove this watermark completely for free, we're going to use a software
called Photo P which is photo p.com. I will link you to this in the description below this video.
And it's basically like Photoshop, but you don't have to even create an account you just have to do
this on the website. So we're going to click open from computer and upload the image that we want to
remove the watermark from and click on View and click on Zoom in and scroll down to the bottom.
Then we're going to click on the spot healing brush. And all you have to do is brush over
the watermark. And that is going to instantly erase it for us. It's basically going to fill
in the gaps and intelligently choose different colors and match up the pixels so that it looks
like it was always a part of the image. And you can see it's done a perfect job of that. And to
save it we can click file and we can click Export as PNG or JPEG or whatever you can give it a name
and then click Save. And there you have it. So I hope you guys enjoyed this DALL-E tutorial. I have
been having so much fun with this. And what's amazing is that you do get free credits every
month so you don't even have to invest money if you just want to play around to begin with.
Thank you guys so much for watching. If you have any questions feel free to ask me in the comment
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