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AI - Image generation using recraft.ai

Recraft.ai - Discover an advanced AI image generation tool that offers fine-tuning, image variations, custom sizing, and accurate text rendering.

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Christophe
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AI - Image generation using recraft.ai

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This article introduces Recraft.ai, an AI-powered image generation tool. Unlike other tools, Recraft.ai offers advanced features like fine-tuning image details, creating multiple variations from a single prompt, specifying custom image dimensions, and rendering text within images accurately without typos.

Very small article today, just to introduce recraft.ai (thanks Pierre for the tip) which is an image generation tool assisted by AI.

I've since switched to another generator for the banners of this blog; that story is told in How I used Google Gemini Nano Banana on my blog.

Unlike other tools like Bing image creator (the one I used to illustrate my articles), recraft.ai can produce the same image but using some variations (using the fine-tune or the variate feature).

Using the editor, we can do some rotation, add text, resize the image, ...

And adding words like Realistic photo will generate images as if they were photos.

Fine-tune

Variate

Also, unlike Bing, recraft.ai allows you to specify the size of the image (horizontal, vertical, 2:1, 4:3, 1:2 and much more).

During my attempts, I didn't notice typos i.e. when I've asked to see f.i. a banner with some words on it; it was correct. Sometimes, for this blog and using Bing, I need to rework the image to remove/add some letters because the generator has made typos. Here; at first sight, it's OK.

Whatever the generator, a freshly created image is often far too heavy for a web page. CaesiumCLT converts it to WebP in one command.


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