ChatGPT image generation guide: 5 common mistakes to avoid for AI photo editing
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5 mistakes to avoid while editing images on ChatGPT
ChatGPT's image generation tool is quite intuitive, but sometimes it generates unusual visuals, which can be frustrating. There are several instances when ChatGPT confuses numbers with fingers, analyses texts, or simply generates inconsistent backgrounds that do not look pleasing. While it can be a part of AI hallucination, the user prompt also plays a greater role in AI to analyse and generate the desired images. Therefore, if you want to generate high-quality images with desired animations and greater accuracy, then avoid these 5 listed mistakes when using ChatGPT's image generation tool for photo editing:
1. If you are editing any image, avoid using vague prompts like 'make the background better' or 'make the object cooler.' The best way of image generation is to be specific with prompts. Provide ChatGPT when what changes you want, such as ' Add soft and golden-pink sunset to the background and make it look cinematic.'
2. Make sure to add image resolution, as it gives ChatGPT a better idea. If you are generating images for Instagram, YouTube, or any other social media, then make sure to provide resolutions. Simply add 'Generate a 1200×628 horizontal image' to your prompt.
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3. Do not avoid visual elements, as they play a key role in making your image look pleasing. Adding visual cues to prompts such as photorealistic, 3D style, bokeh background, colour tones, and others could refine AI image generation and will also add depth to your image.
4. ChatGPT does not generate celebrity or brand logos or any copyrighted form of image. Therefore, you have to be clever with prompts. Therefore, you have to be imaginative with prompts and avoid giving ChatGPT a direct prompt to any movie scene or celebrity name.
5. Focus on refinements of the AI-generated image by making follow-up prompts, as many tend to avoid minor edits. Play with your imagination, add facial expressions, additional objects, cinematic backgrounds, and others to make the image look visually appealing.
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