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It looks really cool and gives you a good idea of ​​what's working well here. So right here you can upload your own image. Once you've done that, you'll need to upload a depth map, so head back to LeiaPix, upload your photo, and then export the depth map. Now upload it to Insta3D and you are good to go. You can move around the entire scene. They have a few different effects at the bottom that you can play with. Some types of images work very well for this and any of them start to get a little shaky when you dig deeper, but it's really amazing that you can generate this so easily from a 2D image.

This is Meta research, it's fun and very easy to use. It is designed to animate children's drawings but you can upload the character you want. It should only be on a white background with each limb separated and visible. Click upload photo, accept, and then adjust the frame here if it doesn't capture the full character. On the next page, you can fix the mask if there's a problem, then find each of the joints, let it do its job, and there we have a bunch of different animations to choose from. Again, it's made to animate children's drawings, so a lot of the animations are pretty silly, but they're fun to play with.

You can remove the background and let it play over another image. Also, it looks completely ridiculous if you upload a real person to Pika Labs, which is amazing and absolutely incredible that it's still 100%

free

. I'm sure at some point they'll move to a paid model, but it's been

free

for months and still is. It's all within Discord too. You can operate it on their spawn channels or spawn privately, access the Pika bot, click this member list button if you don't see it, then right click on the bot and press message. You will now be able to send a text message to the bot whenever you want to spawn it.

Use the create command and to convert text to video, simply type your message. There is a parameter for frame rate if you want -fps and a number between 8 and 24 then aspect ratio is -ar. That looks great, but I almost never use text to video, image to video is where it becomes really powerful. . I will use the create command again, then I will write what I want to happen in the image, I will use the capybara playing the guitar that I generated with Google SGE and another parameter is the camera movement, such as zoom, pan or rotate. camera, I'll try to zoom.

Click the plus sign to add the image and then press Enter. It looks incredible. So you can first mark up really solid images and then use Pika to animate them and the possibilities are endless. CapCut has a full set of AI

tools

that are in beta under the magic

tools

tab. There are a ton of different tools here, many of which can be found on other platforms, but the one I want to highlight is this video scaler. You can upscale videos by double, which is perfect for Pika videos that are in 720p and this will convert them to 1080p.

I started using this recently and haven't seen any mention of a limit on free uses of this or any other tool. Currently, this is the best free video scaler I have been able to find. They are great video tools, but many times you need to start with an image. And before moving on to the image generators; Something that is useful for any image you may have, whether AI or otherwise, is magnification and restoration. Most of the climbers I come across have limited uses, but there are two that are completely free and unlimited. Replicate has a complete set of image restoration and scalers, upscaling is done in Super Resolution.

You'll find plenty of models for different needs, some can quadruple resolutions, some will remove noise and smooth it out, others will add some details. Pick one that suits your needs and run it. The other option I use in Replicate is image restoration. There are a ton of cool options here for touching up old photos, colorizing black and white photos, enhancing nighttime, or what I find most awesome: Blur Replicate is great for Quick Web-Based Magnification, but if you want something you can run on your own computer and have the option to expand in batches, Upscayl written with and .org is the way to go.

It is free and open source software that you can download. You have multiple options to choose from for different types of enlargement. Most of the time I like this esran real 4X; You can even enlarge it to 16x if you want. I also like the digital art model for some cartoon or vector art styles, because it softens it up a bit. If you need to improve images regularly, I highly recommend it, and many images that come out of these artistic AI generators need improvement. Now, the interesting thing about this name on the list: Illusion Diffusion. There are a ton of awesome ways to use this.

He was originally trained to create these really cool QR codes that you may have seen, then Mr. Ugleh discovered this workflow for these spirals and other illusions. I love this look, it reminds me of... these, by Octavio Ocampo So yes, I love this style. It's a lot of fun and you can do it all for free. They have some examples to use below. I really like the spiral. The strength of the illusion is the impact the spiral will have on the image; between 0.8 and 1.2 is a good starting point. It depends on what you're looking for and may require some experimentation.

Type your message and then click run. Deadlines will vary depending on the time of day; For me it's usually around 30 seconds or less, but can be much longer during rush hour. And that looks amazing. The strength of the illusion has the biggest impact on how this turns out, that's the main option I usually adjust when I'm fine-tuning this. There are also some advanced options you can play with to fine-tune them further, but here you have the same message, but just changing the strength of the illusion. Instead of using their images, you can upload your own and the possibilities are endless.

Some of the most common ones are text, other interesting patterns, logos and faces, and for many of them you have to shrink or squint to see the illusion, so keep that in mind as you perfect them. Someone who went all out with this is Herolias on Reddit, they spent 14 hours doing this for every frame of Never Gonna Give You Up. You pause at any time and a normal landscape appears, then you press play and you go Rick-Rolled. There are so many things that can be done, one easiest is to create a brand promotional video using a logo.

I will make the YouTube logo. Then add a message. That comes back looking great. I did it with a bunch of different prompts and boom. Now, the text to image generators. There are plenty of options available, each has its pros and cons. The first three are pretty simple and easy to use, the last one is the most versatile and has the most features, so I'll go into more depth. We will start with the ideogram. If I click on this top tab, you'll start to see what it can do well and where it has problems. It's fantastic with text-based designs, logos, and illustrations.

This one won't be as good as the others at things like photo realism or being really specific with what you want. When you type your message, a popup window will appear with a bunch of different styles, you can choose one if you want or just direct it with your message. Then there are a couple of aspect ratios to choose from and generate. It comes back with four options, if there is one you want to work with you can click remix and it will generate four more that are similar. You can do this as many times as you want until you have something you like.

Dalle3 has just been rolled out to Pro users on ChatGPT, so you can use it there if you have ChatGPT Pro. Otherwise, you can use it for free on Bing Image Creator. Simply type your message and press create. He does a good job with the text, the best thing is his quick understanding. You can be very specific with what you want and you achieve it. You get 25 free credits when you create an account and then your upgrades are updated every week. And now that we're in the text to image section, I'll quickly revisit Google SGE, it's a very good option that can be generated completely for free as much as you want, here are some more examples.

Stable Diffusion is open source, uncensored, and amazing. If you have a capable computer, you can install it locally and use it completely free, but that involves some technical steps and is not suitable for beginners. Other platforms have been built on top of it that use Stable Broadcast and make it much easier to use. For most of them, the free plans are very limited, but there is a platform that is extremely versatile with a ton of features, and the free plan gives you 500 builds per day, which is huge. It's called Playground AI. It is a canvas-based platform where you have a complete workspace to move around and create.

It seems intimidating at first, but it's really powerful. All of this is only starting today under the free plan. When you're on the canvas you can drag the corners here to change the size and aspect ratio, below the frame is where you can write a message: An anthropomorphic frog playing a banjo on the right are some options you can learn and use. you can play. , I will use this for four generations at a time. On the left is where we can choose the style to apply to the image, it has a huge impact. Basically, this whole workspace was to try out the different styles.

I'll do them in a second. Hit generate and it goes pretty fast. And each one of them looks incredible. Let's say I like this composition, but I want some variations. The picture to picture button will use this as a reference image and then I can adjust the intensity here. You can also adjust the message or style. Now I have four more to choose from. That was all in the Haze style. Here are some other of my favorite styles that use the same message. We have some great images, but there is so much more we can do.

Up here was the Neon Mecha style, they turned out amazing, so I made a bunch. I also made an anthropomorphic frog playing the violin. I didn't really request a landscape, but these two looked similar and I want to merge them. I can move the spawn box over the space and spawn. That combined them well, but there's a strange robot-like thing right here. Don't worry, I'll just use the eraser. That doesn't seem perfect, but I'll bring a singer anyway. This should look good, but I need to remove the background, so press remove background. Then I'll drag it over here and make it look pretty, trim the bottom and there it is.

It's a quick and easy composite shot. So I'll select everything, then copy and paste it, now it's an image that I can export. There are tons and tons of other features here. If you want to learn, a really good resource is their YouTube channel. Now that I have this image, let's see how she looks animated with Pika. That's not bad, but I think there's too much going on. She had a lot of other images, so I'll animate them and then add a Suno song. I'm going to use the chirp command and these frogs have a kind of futuristic style.

To me they seem like a progressive rock band, then they seem like a kind of cyborg, such a frog cyborg for the matter. And actually, I think I have to... yeah, I can't help it. Alright, this song is so good. I'm about to spend way too much time making a cyborg frog music video, but I'll just use the tools I covered in this video: Playground, Pika, and Suno [Music} In the swamp, where shadows creep Legends rise from the deep waters Frogs transformed by wires and steel Cybernetic warriors ready to reveal Frog cyborgs, leaping strong and free With techno hearts, the future they decree Rocking the water lilies, like never before Frog cyborgs, an amphibious rampage Frog cyborgs An amphibious rampage Amphibious rampage Now that I've got that one song in your head, if you want to stay updated on the latest and greatest AI tools, go to Futurepedia.io.

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