OpenAI’s Dall-E image generation engine, which famously also features ChatGPT, is now integrated into Bing Creator. It will be much easier than Midjourney.
Source: Image generated by Bing Creator (OpenAI Dall-E 3)
In addition to ChatGPT’s impressive ability to generate text or answer simple questions, there is another area where AI has been shining for several months: image generation. The champion of the sector is called Midjourney, and to use it you still need to know a little about it.
The free version is used by Discord, where the commands are sent publicly and the requests consist of more or less complex parameters to be integrated. With the Bing Creator tool becoming less versatile, image creation is now in everyone’s hands, but remains free.
How to generate an image using AI
Microsoft has once again teamed up with OpenAI to integrate Dall-E 3, the dedicated image creation engine from the developers of ChatGPT. The tool is integrated directly into Bing Creator. Please note: Remember to create a Microsoft account first.
- Go to Bing Creator;
- Enter your search query (French works), for example: “A cute bear playing the ukulele, bright colors, digital art”;
- Bing generates up to 4 matching images;
- Tip: Right-click on the image of your choice and open it in a new tab so that the Bing watermark does not remain at the bottom left of the image.
Here is the result of the query used as an example.
The result of our query // Source: Illustration generated by Bing Creator (OpenAI Dall-E 3)
As you can see, the operation is really very simple. It is not necessary to know specific parameters, just express what you want to obtain. The engine is less versatile than Midjourney’s. For example, Bing inevitably generates square images in the format 1024 x 1024 pixels.
Remember that your requests as well as the images generated may be used by Microsoft, particularly to improve the generative AI engine. However, the Company gives you ownership of the Bing-generated content so that you can use it freely.