Bing Image Creator: The AI-powered Image Creator You Need to Know About
If you are looking for a way to create images from words with AI, you might be interested in the Image Creator from Microsoft Bing. This is a new tool that lets you generate high-quality, photorealistic images based on your text prompts. You can use it for various purposes, such as creating logos, illustrations, memes, or art.
In this blog post, I will show you how to use the Image Creator from Microsoft Bing and share some tips and tricks to get the best results. Let’s get started!
How to access the Image Creator from Microsoft Bing
There are two ways to access the Image Creator from Microsoft Bing. The first one is to go to bing.com/create, which brings up the Image Creator preview in your browser. This is available to everyone and is a good place to try it out, even on mobile.
The second way is to use the Bing Chat Copilot in the new Edge web browser. This is a more full-fledged version of the Image Creator that integrates with the Bing Chat feature. However, this is only available to some users at the moment and only in Creative mode. You can check if you have access to it by clicking on the chat icon next to the address bar and selecting Creative mode.
How to use the Image Creator from Microsoft Bing
To use the Image Creator from Microsoft Bing, you need to enter a text prompt that describes what you want to create. You can start your prompt with “draw an image” or “create an image”, followed by a few words describing what you want to see. For example, you can type “draw an image of a blue cat wearing glasses” or “create an image of a sunset over a lake”.
You can also be more specific and add details such as size, aspect ratio, format, color, style, or mood. For example, you can type “create an image of a 300x300 pixel JPG logo of a red apple with a green leaf” or “draw an image of a 16:9 PNG illustration of a happy unicorn in a cartoon style”.
After you enter your prompt, the Image Creator will generate four images for you in about 15 seconds. You can click on any of the images to enlarge them and see them in full resolution. The images are 1024x1024 pixels by default, but you can change that by specifying a different size in your prompt.
You can also share a link to your image, save it to a collection, or download it to your computer. There is also a feedback button where you can rate the quality and relevance of your image and provide suggestions or comments.
Tips and tricks for using the Image Creator from Microsoft Bing
The Image Creator from Microsoft Bing is powered by OpenAI’s DALL.E neural network, which is trained on millions of images and text captions. However, it is not perfect and sometimes it may produce images that are not what you expected or wanted. Here are some tips and tricks to help you get better results:
Use clear and concise language
Avoid using ambiguous or vague words that could have multiple meanings or interpretations. For example, instead of typing “draw an image of a bird”, try typing “draw an image of a blue jay” or “draw an image of an ostrich”.
Use proper spelling and grammar
The Image Creator may not understand misspelled words or incorrect grammar and may produce irrelevant or nonsensical images. For example, instead of typing “draw an image of a hourse”, try typing “draw an image of a horse”.
Use commas to separate different attributes or features
The Image Creator may not recognize complex sentences or phrases and may ignore some parts of your prompt. For example, instead of typing “draw an image of a dog that is brown and has floppy ears and a curly tail”, try typing “draw an image of a dog, brown, floppy ears, curly tail”.
Experiment with different prompts and keywords
The Image Creator may surprise you with some creative and unexpected images that you may not have thought of before. For example, instead of typing “draw an image of a flower”, try typing “draw an image of a flower made of stars” or “draw an image of a flower with eyes”.
Have fun and be respectful
The Image Creator is meant to be a fun and playful tool that lets you explore your imagination and creativity. However, please do not use it for harmful or offensive purposes. The Image Creator may refuse to generate images that are potentially harmful or inappropriate.
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