With so many available tools, it's not surprising to see AI-generated art become more popular
Creating custom artwork from text inputs can now be done within seconds
Basically, everyone can find a perfect tool for them. And for me, that is DreamStudio AI
DreamStudio AI is an online tool using stable diffusion machine learning technology, similar
to Midjourney or Dolby 2. Unlike these two mentioned art generators, DreamStudio is cheaper and more convenient
to use, at least for me. DreamStudio is a web-based tool that is using stable diffusion, a latent text that in its
diffusion model to produce a picture from a blue descriptive text prompt
This can be used by everyone to essentially have limitless imagination and the ability
to easily express it through natural language processing and input controls that are revolutionary
As already mentioned, this art generator is using a stable diffusion machine learning
model that was available for free on Discord, but is currently unavailable due to a past shutdown
It is available only as a paid subscription at the moment. Despite this fact in this video, I want to show you how to use the DreamStudio and how
to force it to generate fantastic art. To use DreamStudio AI, you need to open an account, and then you get 200 free credits
to test the possibilities of this art generator. When you open DreamStudio, you are welcomed with a clear interface with a few useful sliders
on the right side. However, let's first take a look at the left side of the screen
It contains a menu with a dream option that I will talk more about later
There is also history, which means any creation you make will be saved there
That said, this is just a short overview of the menu because there are more important
sections and features on this web app. Let's go back to the dream interface, which is a screen that has most of the features
you need for your artwork generation. On the right side of the screen, you can see different sliders that allow you to choose
from different features, which will affect how good or bad, expensive or cheap your artwork is
As I already mentioned, you get free credits when you open a DreamStudio account, but once
they are all gone, you have to spend your money to buy credits if you want to continue
generating designs. Luckily, the pricing model is reasonable, and much cheaper than the main competitor
Dolby 2, which provides similar results, as I'm talking about the quality of designs
With the basic settings, you are able to generate one image from your text prompt for a price
of around $0.05 credit. And because 1,000 credits is equivalent to $10 US, the cost of one image is around one cent
This is great news for everyone who is unable to run the stable diffusion model on their
computer because of graphics card limitations. Let's go back to the different sliders and talk about how important some of them are
for the resulting design. The first two sliders are the width and height of the image
As you can see here in this tab, choosing higher values will cost more at the expense
of resolution. However, the maximum dimension for the image is 1024 by 1024 pixels, which is small but
unfortunately quite standard across all of the AI art generators. I'm using the default cheapest image size of 512 by 512 pixels, and I'm using some AI
scalers to make the image bigger without losing image quality. The next useful slider in Dream Studio is for the CFG scale feature
With the CFG scale, you can force the AI to follow that via prompt
Sometimes, you will want to set the slider to the maximum value as it will result in
too many repetitive results. But you also want to avoid setting it to the minimum value or else you'll get too much
creative freedom and generating inappropriate images. In my opinion, this sweet spot is between 5 and 8
I would recommend you play with it and find this sweet spot for your designs. Using this feature does not cost you any credits
Finally, let's have a word on the most important feature when it comes to artwork quality
The step slider is telling AI how many steps it's been generating your image
The more steps you take, the more detailed and complex your image becomes
However, this will also cost you more credits. I think 50 steps is sufficient for most generations
The next slider gives you the opportunity to generate more images from one prompt, and
it also adds credit cost for each additional image you generate. The next feature is the sampler, and I would recommend leaving it as it is
This is a too much advanced feature, and the default code sampler is working great
And even the model generation should be less than the default value
The last feature I'll talk about is seed. This means that every image generated in this app can be individually seeded and used to
find the tracks for prompts. As you can see, DreamStudio is quite easy to use, and while you know the basis of how
to use it, let's give it a chance to generate some images. Finding the right text prompt to generate art can be hard for beginners
Then again, for people who need to find a style or just want some inspiration, there's Lestika
I hope you give it a try. Lestika is a free tool which searches other creators' databases for stable diffusion prompts
It's really easy to use. Just type in any keyword and see related prompts
If you have any image from the search, just click on it and copy the prompt
In the next step, you should copy the prompt and paste it to DreamStudio
And let the stable diffusion generator technology work. DreamStudio offers a fantastic user-friendly tool that anyone can use
If you want to try it for free, use the free credits they're offering right now to see
what DreamStudio can do. So, thank you for watching, and if you have any questions, then use the comment section
and I'll try to reply