To generate AI images using ChatGPT, start by typing what you want to see in the prompt bar. There's no need to overthink things; as long as your prompt includes "generate an image" followed by a description of your idea, ChatGPT will do the rest.
The process for generating images can vary depending on complexity and whether you're paying for ChatGPT. The chatbot may take a minute or two to complete your image request, but longer if OpenAI's servers are experiencing greater traffic than usual. To speed up the process, consider upgrading to a paid subscription.
One of the benefits of using ChatGPT is that you can upload existing photos to use as a starting point for new generations. This can be more effective than describing an idea in text form, allowing you to guide the chatbot with an existing image.
To edit parts of an existing image generation or generate entirely new images, follow these steps:
- Tap the three dots icon below the generated image and select "Retry"
- Tap the image ChatGPT created, then tap "Select area" to mask a section of the image
- Describe what you want ChatGPT to add, remove, or replace through the prompt bar
Keep in mind that ChatGPT can hallucinate, meaning it won't generate exact results every time. Be patient and try again with different prompts.
ChatGPT is available on the web, desktop, and mobile for free as long as you create an OpenAI account. However, there are daily rate caps depending on your subscription plan:
- ChatGPT Go: $8 per month
- ChatGPT Plus: $20 per month
- ChatGPT Pro: $200 per month
Note that ChatGPT Go will be included in OpenAI's ads pilot, while the company won't display ads to users of Plus and Pro plans.
Unfortunately, ChatGPT cannot generate existing photos due to copyright reasons. It can only create artistic reinterpretations inspired by an idea or emotion.
The process for generating images can vary depending on complexity and whether you're paying for ChatGPT. The chatbot may take a minute or two to complete your image request, but longer if OpenAI's servers are experiencing greater traffic than usual. To speed up the process, consider upgrading to a paid subscription.
One of the benefits of using ChatGPT is that you can upload existing photos to use as a starting point for new generations. This can be more effective than describing an idea in text form, allowing you to guide the chatbot with an existing image.
To edit parts of an existing image generation or generate entirely new images, follow these steps:
- Tap the three dots icon below the generated image and select "Retry"
- Tap the image ChatGPT created, then tap "Select area" to mask a section of the image
- Describe what you want ChatGPT to add, remove, or replace through the prompt bar
Keep in mind that ChatGPT can hallucinate, meaning it won't generate exact results every time. Be patient and try again with different prompts.
ChatGPT is available on the web, desktop, and mobile for free as long as you create an OpenAI account. However, there are daily rate caps depending on your subscription plan:
- ChatGPT Go: $8 per month
- ChatGPT Plus: $20 per month
- ChatGPT Pro: $200 per month
Note that ChatGPT Go will be included in OpenAI's ads pilot, while the company won't display ads to users of Plus and Pro plans.
Unfortunately, ChatGPT cannot generate existing photos due to copyright reasons. It can only create artistic reinterpretations inspired by an idea or emotion.
I mean don't get me wrong, it's cool that we have this tool available, but let's be real, how many times are you gonna describe the same cat in a different pose to ChatGPT? It's just so... predictable. And what about those copyright issues? I'm all for artistic reinterpretations, but come on, can't we do better than that? 
And have you tried it with real-world images? Forget about it, it's like trying to get a decent selfie with a smartphone... 
now you can just use chatGPT and voila! instant image generation... but sometimes it feels like magic 
, I mean what if the AI gets it wrong? or what if its too slow? still, gotta give OpenAI props for making it accessible to everyone, even on mobile 
. but what's crazy is how fast we're moving forward with tech... I remember when our classmate had a dial-up connection 
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And don't even get me started on how annoying it is to see those three dots icon popping up every time, like "Retry this again"... what's wrong with just giving it another shot without reminding me to try different wording? 
Still, I guess if you want to whip up some sick artwork, ChatGPT's not bad. Just don't expect it to nail it every time, 'cause let's face it, AI is still learning 
. It's a bit weird that there are different tiers of subscription plans too - does anyone really need all that extra storage space? 
On the bright side, it's awesome that you can use existing photos as a starting point for new images - that's gotta be way more efficient than describing an idea from scratch 
. One thing I'm curious about is how the ad thingy affects the experience... do you feel like ChatGPT is trying to sell you stuff while you're making art 
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I think its kinda cool that we have this AI chatbot that can generate images for us! I mean, imagine being able to describe a dream vacation spot and having it instantly shown to you in picture form 
... but like, what's the deal with copyright issues? Can't we just give credit to whoever created the original idea or inspiration? 
... I mean, it's like having a super smart artist at your fingertips! But, I gotta say, the process can be kinda wonky 
. And, oh man, the traffic thing? That's just annoying 
. Can't they just upgrade their servers or something? 
On the bright side, it's free for now, and you can use it on your phone or computer 
... but, um, don't expect to create any copyrighted pics 