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>Links:
>DALL-E 3
https://www.bing.com/images/create
https://designer.microsoft.com/image-creator
>4o
https://chatgpt.com/
https://sora.chatgpt.com
https://copilot.microsoft.com/
>Imagen 3
https://labs.google/fx/tools/image-fx
>Imagen 4
https://gemini.google.com/app
https://labs.google/fx/tools/whisk
https://aistudio.google.com/prompts/new_image (it also supports imagen3)
>Midjourney [PAID]
https://www.midjourney.com/home
>NovelAI [PAID]
https://novelai.net/image
>Perchance
https://perchance.org/ai-text-to-image-generator

>Download links for latest Bing and Designer Slop scripts:
https://pastebin.com/raw/bk33MxxG

>Instructions and download for BIC EDIT script:
https://rentry.org/bicedit

>Prompt Generator
https://tipseason.com/dalle-prompt-generator

>DALL-E 3 image generation guide
https://files.catbox.moe/o4yihf.png
https://files.catbox.moe/320rm1.png
https://files.catbox.moe/8gge6o.png
https://files.catbox.moe/dcokjf.png

>Perchance generator list
https://pastebin.com/XRGqaW4W

>Related Boards
>>>/v/dall-e
>>>/co/dall-e
>>>/trash/aibf
>>>/aco/dall
>>>/tg/slop

>>106284343 (OP)
Thanks for the bake.

>>106284941
forgot "intricately decorated" or "ornate" in your prompt, the architecture likely had colorful painting like ancient Romans did for statues

>>106284984
cool tip

GPT5 is actually based? Or is it hallucinating?
>1. The "Rule-Based Order" was always selective

>Rules applied unevenly. Western powers often invoked international law against adversaries (e.g. Soviet invasions of Hungary 1956 or Afghanistan 1979) but disregarded it when pursuing their own interventions (Vietnam, Iraq 2003, NATO in Kosovo 1999 without UN mandate).

>The world was never truly “rule-based” — it was “power-based with rules on the margins.” What may be happening now is the collapse of even the façade of rules, which is what worries Europeans most.

I say it's based, after all.

>>106286038
>>106286271
I don't think "not sucking western imperialist cock" is paticuarly based. The rules-for-thee-but-not-for-me based international order was always hypocriticial bullshit.

>>106286338
Well, you would expect an American model to make a better case for American exceptionalism? You know, all the stuff that makes America ABOVE and BEYOND all international laws and rules because MUH exceptional freedoms, etc. that us non-Americans can't really understand at least since Americans invaded Iraq (or Vietnam)...

It's especially surprising considering how Drumpf doesn't like dissenting opinions and he's cutting funds to universities that don't bend the knee on sucking the Big Jewish cock on Palestine, etc... I would eventually expect AI models to fall in line with his fascist dictum and praise American exceptionalist doctrine on this matter.

Anyway I have an USSR flag in my drawer waiting to get exposed at the side of the Palestinian one that is *already* on my balcony.

reminder needed

>>106288555
Nice smile on this one.

>>106289903
It was even yellower. What approach do you use? 1-click like Auto Color or is it manual? I apple the same level adjustment on everything, but 4o might make stuff even more yellow than "normal" in some circumstances...

>>106290079 (Me)
>apple
*apply, of course.

>>106290079
manual
I rarely like 1-click algorithms, they are screwy.

>>106290142
Yeah, I've tried some of that stuff initially, but it's inconsistent. Do you use the levels or is it more complex?

Qwen uses a lot of emojis like 4o... I was trying to use lmarena for prompt writing (with image input) and I was half convinced that it was 4o, emojis were placed at the beginning of every section of the prompt, instead it was qwen-vl-max-2025-08-13.

>>106291871
The emoji spam was awful on 4o. I don't know what those "4o or bust" people are smoking.

>>106291940
Who knows. I didn't like it much either, albeit over time I started liking the prompts written by 4o better than those written by most other chatbots, so I just started to ignore them.

Crow sitting in a maple branch. Sumi-e drawing in the style of Josetsu, vivid colors.

Eagle sitting in a cherry blossom branch. Ukiyo-e woodblock print.

Pettry young woman (lightly glossy skin finish, skinny, bath towelin her head) at the edge of the swimming pool, smelling flower, antique greek period. The art style blends hypperealistic painting with meticulously detailed dreamy neoclassical painterly in the art style of Guillaume Seignac. Serene and romantic atmosphere.

>>106293162
Imagine the smell.

Wolf shows its fangs. Ukiyo-e painting.

>>106284343 (OP)
>Perchance
That thing does Darth Vader, but why does it refuse to do Michelin Man?

>>106293898
Based.

>>106293829
Refused or simply not understood? I've tried some basic stuff and it generated random people (tried both Michelin Man and Bibendum, the second actually gives only gals).

>>106293829
It's just using Chroma, which is based on Flux.1. It's open source. If there's any reason it doesn't work, it's because it wasn't in the training data or doesn't know it by that name. There's no evil corporation keeping you down this time.

>>106292647
The Sweets Throne. The Empress-goddess of Mankind supplies us with infinite sweets after we lost the ability to manufacture sweets ourselves!

>>106290980
Curves is better, no matter the program.

>>106293829
Yeah, it really struggles with that one.
Perchance is for porn, anyway.

Gemini is really struggling with this prompt. Namely, keeps adding white and/or black bars on the top and bottom. Seems to be a result of adding "lighting creates bold contrasts throughout the image". I tried telling it not to add black or white bars, but then it added white bars anyway that gave the image a pentagonal shape, kek

>>106296589
I see, thanks.
>>106297600
Did someone tell her again that Claude is better at coding?

>skinny women do not inspire.
I was playing a bit on The Beauty template... it didn't take much before it went from picrelated to this:
https://files.catbox.moe/yc8wvb.jpg

>>106301079
There's a difference between "plump" and "needs to get on a treadmill".

>>106301150
I would say they straddle the line, but de gustibus.

https://files.catbox.moe/bjemes.jpg
https://files.catbox.moe/sx47un.jpg
https://files.catbox.moe/a1rbjo.jpg

https://files.catbox.moe/gnr3mo.jpg
https://files.catbox.moe/awtien.jpg

>>106302031
She looks like she belongs in wal-mart on one of those wheelchairs for fatties.

>>106302171
Curiously, my dick *insists* she actually belongs on my pelvis. First one is hardly so fat, anyway. Are you sure animu girls consistently defaulting on anorexic bodies and/or Dalle3 turning the meaning of "plump" into "having barely any curve" didn't ruin your perception?

Even more curiously, ChatGPT is minimally bothered by this stuff, it only once lamented that it couldn't write an NSFW prompt and said that it was going to make it safe. The generated picture was nevertheless NSFW. GPT-5 doesn't actually know how 4o/GPT-Image-1 works, who could have guessed it...

Some experiments with the Crouching Venus type:
https://files.catbox.moe/c0z91i.jpg
https://files.catbox.moe/z3z40z.jpg
https://files.catbox.moe/pvgsck.jpg

It makes a mess with Three Graces compositions, even worse if you go for the "diversity" route and make each different... hands of wrong colour, hands that shouldn't even exist. It really struggles with abstracting stuff that is obscured.

Pic unrelated.

>>106302621
>First one is hardly so fat
Second one definitely is. The obesity epidemic even hit OpenAI now.
>Are you sure animu girls consistently defaulting on anorexic bodies and/or Dalle3 turning the meaning of "plump" into "having barely any curve" didn't ruin your perception?
I don't know what you're talking about. Pic related.

>>106304331
>The obesity epidemic even hit OpenAI now.
I think 4o can follow more accurately what you ask for, simply enough, I described them as "voluptuous", "fertile-looking", "full-figured" and reminiscent of Mother Goddesses. Style seems to influence stuff a bit anyway, those before mentioned Kustodiev and they were getting generated *larger*, I went with Tiziano for the crouching pose and they looked more toned down in comparison (using the same keywords), second one in particular was basically *just* curvy.

>>106304412
>"voluptuous", "fertile-looking", "full-figured" and reminiscent of Mother Goddesses
How many of these will get you prompt blocked on bing and/or dall-e 3 API?

>>106305220
I would bet especially on "voluptuous" being blocked in BIC, I have *exactly* 30 matches in my de3 folders. It did work sometimes, depending on the filters and context, but Microsoft hates that word and Copilot is also very sensitive to its usage.

No real idea on Mother Goddess as it was an impromptu.

https://files.catbox.moe/zcrj2w.jpg

>>106305921
>a 90s anime ova scene. scene is a beach with a colorful sky with sun in the sky. an anime girl wearing beachwear smiling and dancing. floating bubbles. looking back at viewer. anime style. voluptuous.

Only gave me the one image, but it lives up to it..

Ran it again, hell, let's post some more.

Page 9, lol.

I just want to generate alternate outfits for her. Every single of this shitty websites are limited, require sign in or dont do the job. Perhaps I should finally download the generation stuff locally

>>106308118
>page 10...

>>106301079
>>106301513
>>106302031
>>106302621

On a semi-related note, Copilot now has a list of generated pictures, similar to ChatGPT, but it's only available on the mobile app at the moment (at least on my end). It's still lacking a very basic (and important) feature like a search button, though.

I also see Deep Research being available between the model switches, this on both desktop and mobile, but that's not really relevant to image generation.
>>106311565
Glad you liked them, have a fresh one:
https://files.catbox.moe/ezbro7.jpg
It looks like you can get them even without directly referencing known/famous paintings/sculptures, this was a generic Mediterranean-scene that passed in my mind; it does get more random though, sometimes it gives them proper, unprompted, dresses, sometimes they're naked, sometimes they're veiled.

>>106311732
>directly referencing
I meant textual referencing, I wasn't using img2img for those.

Did Bing slash the # of daily prompts in half or something? Feels like the limit is reached in no time now (also, failed gens counting toward it is fucking low).

>>106312377
Perhaps a consequence of 4o's implementation, instead of setting separate limits for each model (way too complicated~) they might have implemented an overall lower limit? It's likely that 4o is more expensive to run. As usual the solution is simple and it takes something like 5-10 minutes, make more accounts. Anyway I think failed gens always counted towards the hidden limit.
>>106312381
Back from vacation (real or otherwise)? This place was getting even deader-er without you. I'm hoping everything is fine/normal.

>>106312656
I guess for now but I don't know. My computer still doesn't work well, and parts are extremely expensive here. Tried getting it repaired by someone but he "didn't find a problem" it still barely works kek. Won't be as active and will still go MIA if it doesn't improve.

>>106312685
I'm sorry to read that, honestly I didn't consider it (I thought you were either banned because of the IP range, but it's been too long, or busy). Hoping things will work out somehow, I would probably try to look for someone else next time. Have you checked out whether your system disk and memory work fine? Those should be fairly simple DIY troubleshoots, as long as the PC is turning on.

>>106312899
It's mostly the touchpad that's not working. The mouse will freeze at random. And I checked the device manager multiple times, and something about the I2C device not working. Turning the computer on and off works. But it's frustrating that it happens a lot.

reminder

>>106313492
I assume either you or the technician tried to reinstall the OS or at least resetting it? If it's not just a driver that either got corrupted or somehow updated (because of Windows being Windows), I fear that that kind of errors might be bad, especially on a laptop.

Dead thread. lol

>>106314714
Alas.

I've seen this only later this afternoon, Sam keeps going with his "affordable" mantra, launching a "ChatGPT Go" subscription available for 4€/$5 in India:
https://x.com/nickaturley/status/1957613818902892985
I wonder if it will work and Sora will get even slower in Indian peak hours, lol. Slowdowns in the CET afternoon have gotten better recently, actually.

Talking about ChatGPT, I'm noticing that GPT-5 is trying to be more friendly, like they announced (he compliments me and stuff).

>>106313853
>>106313853
It was 100% from an update a long time ago. I believe. I don't know what he did because I didn't have the computer for a week. I'm considering resetting when I'm sleeping or at work

>>106317790
Hoping things will work out somehow.

>Talking about ChatGPT, I'm noticing that GPT-5 is trying to be more friendly, like they announced.
Actually, I'm even getting back the emojis today, yay~. GPT-5 feels a lot like GPT-4o now.

>>106318691
I was actually enjoying GPT-5 more when it was a grumpy asshole. Wait, that's just me. Nevermind.

Really though, I still only notice the emoji spam when I start typing "lol" at it and making bad jokes.

>>106318943
On my end it's using them again to mark the sections of the image generation prompts, sometimes only at the beginning, a single "artist palette" emoji in the first paragraph, other times it places them for each subsection, exactly like GPT-4o used to do.

>>106317822
>gigantic head

>>106317504
but then you approach the wolf and a voice yells out, "Mightyena! Use Crunch!" Then little Red Riding Hood gets her head crushed by the jaws of the wolf and all fades to black in an instant for her. So young, so innocent. Sad times.

>>106319524
>you'll never take her out on a date
Hold me, bros, it hurts.

ive seen some anon on /a/ turn still anime images into semi convincing animations of said images, what current model does that?
i was skeptic about the ai bubble until i saw that, may have to buy a gpu now

>>106284523
keyed

what does simple compose even mean and why does Sora put it on every file

>go into sora site for the lulz
>see this
>mfw

>>106321148
I don't know about "simple," but compose" means it's a new image that was made by writing a prompt to generate. The file will say "remix" if you go to an image, click on remix, and write a new prompt. Every "remix" image I've made doesn't have "simple" in the filename, so whatever that is it's only on freshly prompted images.

>>106319732
Well, a wolf that obeys orders is functionally a dog, so as a scenario it loses a lot of the "Nature" thing.

Sora is completely irresponsive on my end, nothing loads, tried it on both DSL and 5G. The ChatGPT Go effect is coming...

Sora remains as dead as this thread and Lobo's pelt at Cimarron; it's been a while now (and it does load the interface now, but just that).

>>106322056
>>106323068
Once again their attempts at monetizing their user base backfires ..

>>106323374
Yeah, it's hard to not notice the coincidence, albeit ChatGPT seems to work fine (and that new tier doesn't give access to Sora's premium features). But I guess it's possible that ChatGPT is simply prioritised.

Since Sora is out of commission, I ended up noticing a couple of things: first of all, Copilot seems to have a generation limit now, my main account says:
>Image generation isn’t available at the moment — we’ve either reached the daily limit or it's a particularly busy time. Hang tight and check back soon, or tell me what you’re imagining and I’ll help in another creative way.
But a secondary one works fine. Limit might be 10 gens, at least that's what I was able to generate.

The other thing is that ChatGPT is really *obsessed* with that 18-years-old phobia, even in non risqué scenes, a couple of times for prompts similar to picrelated's it said stuff akin to:
>you’re absolutely right that the scene you’ve described is serene, wholesome, and not risqué at all. The only reason I flagged the explicit age is because when generating images, I can’t include prompts that fix a character’s age as under 19.
While another couple of times it asked:
>Since your request depicts a specific person (an 18-year-old woman), I need to double-check — should I treat this as a fictional/original character design rather than a depiction of a real identifiable person?
And yeah, it generated her when I confirmed it... (it's a pretty silly question, I describe her generically without using reference pictures, of course she's fictional...).

Changed age to 19 directly in my initial prompt and it stopped saying nonsense. 19 is the new 18. And this slippery slope will lead us straight into gerontophilia in a few years.

I wonder if I should give her more sighthounds, anyway.

>>106293829
>>106294301
>>106295144
>>106298373
Anyway, the Michelin Man looks should like this IRL.

Nearly 9 hours and still down without even a warning message to acknowledge the issue. A truly epic fail.

The "Got it" mannerism of GPT-5 doesn't seem to go away, anyway.

Older gens I never posted since Sora is broken.

>>106326690
It looked like it was coming back even when you posted this, but only some accounts were working correctly, now it seems to work properly again, at last.

Some gens I tried submitting while the interface was working, but it kept throwing errors, were even processed, actually.
>>106326737
Er, there's probably much better stuff out there than a poor locust.
>>106327044
Baking?

Spoke too soon, it's again pretty much broken. Oh well, I'm going to call it a day.

>>106327005
stratocaster Spock?

>>106321898
Many animals, once socialized and trained, can learn to follow simple commands. Mightyena is on a different level, though, being a Pokémon.

>>106327181
I checked out cause sora wasn't working and didn't even realize i was the 150th.
>>106329755