-: Today, we're gonna talk about
an alternative to Midjourney.
That's right, this is a free AI art generator
and it's called WOMBO.
Let's dive in so you can see how to use WOMBO
to create some awesome and tantalizing images.
So first thing you'll do
is type in WOMBO AI art generator,
or you can go directly to the website dream.ai/create.
So you'll see the menu here. It's quite comprehendible.
First thing you do is you'll start with your prompt
and you only get 350 characters or words.
Now another thing that I want to highlight
is these art styles.
Based on the small image on the art style,
you'll have to imagine what type of image
that you're gonna get.
As you use the art styles, you'll get a lot more polished
in exactly which ones you favor.
Keep in mind, this doesn't have
the full mind-blowing capabilities of Midjourney.
However, I think it's much more fun
and you can still get absolutely stunning creative images
based off of completely abstract prompts that you type in.
They each have their place.
I wouldn't say one is better than the other.
They're both awesome at what they do.
Now, Flora V2 is really great for, as you guessed it,
earthy floral type images.
You've also got the Realistic V2,
which I believe could use some work,
but if you give it a suggested photo,
it'll generate a picture that looks extremely realistic.
And then you've got Horror Cut 2.1, the Absurd,
and so many more prompts to choose from.
The next highlight is this section
all the way at the bottom.
You scroll down from the art prompts
and there's a section to input an image.
Once you upload an image, it will give you the option
to choose a strong or a weak
or a medium basis off of this image.
We're gonna start with one of the suggested images
from a random NFT.
You crop the photo,
and I'm gonna select strong, major influence.
Your input has a large effect on the final artwork.
So my idea based off of this photo
is a textile parkour running through a space station.
Let's see what WOMBO does with this prompt.
You'll notice over on the right side,
it creates one image for you.
If you have the advanced version that you pay for,
it'll generate more images at once,
but I'm gonna show you how to get around that
and why it's unnecessary.
If you're on the computer, you can tap in and see.
You'll notice the first photo that it generates
may not always be what you want.
My suggestion is to go in and hit create again.
Don't click make variations
because if you click make variations,
it's gonna prompt you to pay.
All you have to do is be patient and click create
and keep running your prompt
and gain an understanding of what you wanted to do more.
So as we see here, we've got the foot, we've got the leg,
and it still looks more like a train station
than a space station,
so I'm gonna give it some leeway, make it normal,
and allow it to use my prompt a little bit more effectively.
Now check this out, we've got two men flying around
what absolutely looks more like a space station.
The escalator stairs are gone,
and this is like some super futuristic ISS,
space station internal view.
Now that's based off of the super realistic.
So let's check out the Horror Cut 2.1.
As you see, I'm continuing to run the prompt,
the AI does have a system where it understands
and comprehends and uses more of your prompt
as you continue to generate more images.
You'll notice that it hits a peak and then it may dive off
and start creating images that don't exactly fit
before it rises again.
So once you start finding what you like,
I highly recommend to save these photos,
because what you can do is actually re-input the photo
that you save and delegate whether you want it to be strong,
medium, or major influence on recreating the image
until you get exactly what you want.
I think this is super awesome.
This is definitely on point with a cartoon rendering
of my prompt, a textile parkour
running through a space station.
So I'm gonna run through a couple more options
just to show you the capabilities of WOMBO.
This is a really fun thing.
It's so fast and these images are free,
so if you're a business person
and your goal is to create images that are yours
and that you own, now you've got an awesome solution.
I'm gonna get a little bit more specific
with this prompt just to see what WOMBO can do
and show you all of its capabilities.
Now, you'll notice in the prompt
that I want the subject in the beginning.
The most important information should always go
at the beginning of your prompt when using WOMBO.
Here, I've decided to put a Black man in a space suit
underwater near Atlantis,
I'm giving ambient lighting, vibrant colors,
and an energetic energy with a 50-millimeter lens.
Full disclaimer, I don't believe all of this information
is absolutely necessary, but I want to show you
the difference between what happens when you put this type
of information in WOMBO
versus when you put it in Midjourney.
Let's stick with the Horror Cut V2.1
and see what type of variations that we get.
That looks super cool, man.
Personally, I love the randomness
of what it can create and the creativity of this tool.
That's Horror Cut 2.1.
I'll show you what happens when we click create again
and regenerate it to see if it gets me
a little bit closer to Atlantis,
but it's got the spacesuit, it's got me underwater,
and I don't know if you saw it,
but the character in that spacesuit looks a little brown.
So let's run it on Steampunk V2.
We know the steampunk vibe does have to do,
it's a little older, there's more gears,
there's just slightly different aesthetic to it,
and I absolutely believe that this matches the aesthetic.
So now, just to show you all what differences are made
in the beginning of the prompt,
I now changed it to an Asian woman in this spacesuit
underwater near Atlantis,
and we'll see what we generate this time.
Now using Realistic V2, this is what we've created.
To me, this kind of looks like a screenshot
from a film of somebody training
on how to do some walking in outer space.
I promise this is not a real image,
but it absolutely looks like it.
And you may notice that with humans,
the images can be slightly distorted at times,
but just work with it.
Alter your prompt a little bit,
maybe be less specific when it comes to WOMBO
and let it do what it does.
So here we go, another example of the realistic photo.
Lastly, I'm gonna use Floral V2
just to show you a wide diversity
and the range of all the art styles that WOMBO can create.
Now, I've used the floral V2,
which is gonna focus more on things that are alive,
things that are plant-based or animals,
and as we see, this photo is, I mean,
it doesn't really have much to do with Atlantis,
but if we look at the prompt,
it's got an Asian woman in a spacesuit underwater,
so if I take out the information about the lighting,
the ambience, and all of that,
let's see what it creates now
on this next iteration of Floral V2.
So it does change it slightly.
Now, I've gotten more of a closeup
and it seems like a headshot.
And if you want, you could think of this as water,
but this art is definitely a lot more abstract.
And of course, that does have to do with the prompt
that I've put in, and speaking of abstract,
let's see what happens when we click the Abstract art style.
Well, it looks like there's our little astronaut,
and this is absolutely classified as abstract.
Now, I hope you, from this brief explanation
and example of what WOMBO can do, are interested
and have the time and space to check out
all of these different prompts.
That's it for today on Dream AI by WOMBO.
Now, keep in mind that using WOMBO on the computer
is completely different from using WOMBO on your phone.
The phone version is gonna direct you to the app.
So to gain access of what I've showed you today,
ensure to use the laptop, computer, and browser.