In the field of AI tools, in addition to the generative dialogue ChatGPT, another "Internet celebrity" is the drawing tool Midjourney. However, the latter charges more simply than the former. Except for a one-week free trial that was briefly restored in early May, it is currently only available for payment.
If you just want to experience the charm of AI painting, then there are two alternative online tools that are good choices.
1. BlueWillow
Before using this tool, you need to do the following things:
- Can log in to the external network
- Have a Discord account
- Will build my own server on Discord
- Robots will be added to the Discord self-built server
There are tutorials on the Internet above, so I will simply write them down. If you have used Midjourney in Discord, then this process must be familiar. It's nothing more than adding one more robot to a self-built server.
The specific operation process is as follows:
1. Build your own server on Discord
2. Search for the “BlueWillow” channel
3. Add the “BlueWillow” robot to the self-built server
Then, you can happily enter prompts to draw.
Enter "a black dog" and see the effect:
If you don't know how to write "prompt", you can use ChatGPT. Do you still remember the plug-in I recommended in the last issue, which contains various ready-made "prompts", including how to play Midjourney. Do you feel like "learn ChatGPT and use AI everywhere without fear"?
[This is a picture I used ChatGPT to convert the description of the tiger in "Water Margin" into Midjourney's prompt, and then used Midjourney to generate the picture]
two, Online version of Stable Diffusion 2.1 Demo
If I remember correctly, Stable Diffusion was a relatively famous AI drawing tool before Midjourney. However, the complex local installation process and software settings, as well as the graphics card performance requirements when generating images, are not friendly to ordinary people.
So, I found the online version, and friends who want to experience Stable Diffusion can try it.
URL:https://huggingface.co/spaces/stabilityai/stable-diffusion
I used the same prompt "a black dog" to compare the differences in the drawings produced by the two AI drawing tools.
Okay, if you see this and find it useful, just follow it.
If you have a better AI tool, you might as well send a private message in the background.
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