This UNDERRATED AI Image Generator Competes with Midjourney & it's FREE!

Bing Create is a feature of Bing that allows you to generate images from words with AI. You can use it to create designs, logos, illustrations, art, and more.
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[@BongLeech]

This one was mine 😊

[@JBuchmann]

If you use Bing Chat, you can go into "creative" mode and then ask for your image there. Then because it's a "chat" you can follow up and tweak the result by telling it to change/adjust this and that. Like "make eyes bigger", "change background color to black", etc.

[@binbenjamin5841]

The narrating of how the gold coin is made using bing is awesome. We can create a story using it.

[@hypersonicmonkeybrains3418]

omg, im blown away by how it captures the subtle qualities that make it look like an old photo, i don't know if its the chromatic aberration, the color grading or the lens distortion and focus, but its probably all those things combined. Midjourney on the other hand forces its own aesthetic style onto every image.

[@daddyshrek2295]

been using bing for months now, i love how specific you can get with the prompts

[@jj8703]

mario holding a gun goes hard ASF 🔥🔥

[@kayskreed]

Been using it daily for a couple of months now. It's quite decent, hassle free and accessible. It doesn't cap you either and even without boosts it's very quick. I also like how it works alongside Bing Chat. You can tell the bot to create an image for you, or if you're stuck not liking your results you can ask the bot to go over the prompt and make changes until you're satisfied. That's gotta be my favourite feature honestly. The only issue I've found is that it struggles sometimes with portraits and realistic physiology. Hands of course, and occasionally faces. You just have to run the prompt a bunch of times or ask Bing Chat to make changes until you're satisfied. Overall I'd rate it 8/10 in terms of a free tool.

[@jamesmartz4755]

Nice! This was my first time using Bing Image Generator.

[@gabrielcarbajal5102]

Thank you for exploring the tool and providing concise information. Keep going forward!

[@mrrfyW]

I’ve been using Bing Image Creator for a long while, and I’ve saved thousands upon thousands of generations on my phone. It’s REAAALLY good for the purpose that I’m using it for.

[@AvizStudio]

It's a new experimental version of DALL-E that OpenAI ran as closed beta for some time but never released to the public. But it pure OpenAI work. Microsoft just get the technology and make a product from it

[@marco.nascimento]

Great stuff, I'm amazed how this model is not talked about. These results seem much better than Midjourney.

[@xemy1010]

Bing image creator has been the best of all worlds, and it never caps your generation count. And it's very creative and versatile. Roughly on the level of the new SDXL 0.9 that ClipDrop uses. I suspect that OpenAI used a significantly deeper model and used more pretraining images compared to Midjourney, which is more specialised but on the shallower side.

[@pheargoth]

I've been using Bing for ages! I downloaded the app for android. It's excellent, and you can refine your prompts so many times and gives you a summary of what it's going to create as it creates it!!!

[@FusionDeveloper]

Great introduction explaining. I agree.

[@IceMetalPunk]

On the other hand... Stable Diffusion is free, unlimited, requires no account, can't be tracked, is more flexible, and has fine-tuned models for almost any style or subject, including many for "refined" topics that these account-based generators would never allow. AND it can run on as little as 8GB of vRAM, as long as you have an NVIDIA GPU.

[@staycreativebiz]

Great video as always! but I'm starting to question if Matt is an AI himself?

[@AnthonyGoodley]

The version of Dalle 2 that Bing uses really is still not a full release yet from what I've gathered.

[@whoisrussell]

wow, it’s actually pretty good, thanks!

[@MetaphysicalManor]

It's great Bing is free to use but take notice of the watermark in the bottom left corner...You will not be able to use these in commercial applications but it's a great place to practice prompting.