-: Hey, I'm gonna walk you through how to prompt DALL-E 3.
It's only available right now through GPT-4,
which is on the paid plan, which you need to have,
but it's pretty accessible once you do have that.
So you can literally just ask it for an image
and it's gonna come up with something.
Give me an image of a corgi
sitting on top of the Brandenburg Gate.
And it's pretty useful for these types of queries
where you're actually asking it
to put something on top of something or behind something.
This is something that the other AI image tools
are currently not very good at.
So Midjourney doesn't have that much situational awareness
as well as Stable Diffusion also struggles with this.
That said, the latest version
of Stable Diffusion is a diffusion transformer model
and it's rumored that DALL-E is the same.
And what that means is it has an LLM
that also powers the image generation.
It's not just a diffusion model.
It understands a little bit more
about what's supposed to be in the image
and it can reason a little bit better about that.
So here we go.
Now we've got this image, which is pretty cool.
There's a few different things we can do here.
So one is we can download the image.
We could also click on the image.
You can see that it's coming back here.
Now we have some additional things that we can do.
So we can click here to see the prompt
and see what prompt it's written for us.
This is one of the core things about accessibility,
is that you don't need to know prompt engineering
to use DALL-E.
It's gonna write this for you here.
You can see that it's expanded upon
our initial just simple prompt to give us a much better one.
But we're gonna say, first of all, we could just chat back
and say the dog is supposed
to look realistic.
'Cause a lot of the times it's not, which is a real problem.
And this is really useful
because you can just talk in natural language and get back,
it's gonna write another prompt for us.
It's creating the image.
So we're gonna get back something different.
It's gonna respond,
it's gonna write a different prompt for us,
which is really helpful.
Okay, here we go.
Now we have a realistic dog, which is much better.
Let's give it a thumbs up.
And it describes what's going on.
But the problem is we actually wanted it
on top of the gate here.
So I'm gonna click into the image.
And one of the cool things they added more recently
is you can select
a certain part of it
and you can get rid of that.
And
you can then prompt again.
You can say Brandenburg, no dog.
See what that does.
So it should just get rid of this part here.
So this is called inpainting
and this used to be available at DALL-E 2.
It's not available anymore unfortunately,
but we can get access it in ChatGPT here.
Okay, there we go.
It's removed the dog from the image,
which is really cool.
Now we wanna click on this image,
wanna potentially edit this
and say, should say put the Corgi here,
should say giant corgi
on top of Brandenburg Gate.
And again, this is just gonna change this part here.
So if we're happy with the rest of the image,
then this is a really useful way to improve things.
Here we go.
Now we have a Corgi on top of the Brandenburg Gate.
So that's pretty helpful.
And we're not gonna go too deep into this.
The functionality is changing over time.
But one thing I will mention though is that you can,
if you go into here, you go into Explore GPTs,
that you could find, the specific DALL-E one.
You can use these where it only does images,
and there's some that people have made that are custom.
So this one's Cartoonize Yourself.
It's got specific prompts for that.
And you know, here's one
that's really good at logos, et cetera.
Here, this one actually is pretty cool.
It creates prompts that are good for Midjourney
so you can try that.
All right, enjoy.
Hopefully you have a good time with DALL-E
and you can also access it via API,
but primarily people are using it through the interface.