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The top AI art generators available today

December 20, 2022
James Cunliffe

Artificial intelligence (AI) art generators have been making waves in the art world, offering a new way for artists and creatives to generate original visual art. But with so many AI art generators on the market, it can be overwhelming to know which ones to try. Here are some of the top AI art generators available today:

Deep Dream:

Developed by Google, Deep Dream is a software program that uses machine learning algorithms to generate images by manipulating existing photos or videos. The program was originally developed to visualise the features learned by a convolutional neural network, but it has since been used to create a wide range of bizarre and surreal images.

DALL-E:

Developed by OpenAI, DALL-E is a neural network that creates entirely new images based on a given prompt or concept. The program has been used to generate a wide range of images, including animals, objects, and abstract patterns.

Midjourney:

Midjourney is a Discord based AI art generator that allows users to create and evolve their own images. The program uses a combination of machine learning algorithms and user input to generate and refine images, offering a wide range of customization options.

DeepStyle:

DeepStyle is a machine learning algorithm that can transfer the style of one image onto another, creating a new artwork in the process. The program has been used to create a wide range of art styles, from realistic paintings to abstract patterns.

Stable Diffusion:

My personal favourite because it’s open source, much like Blender there are dozens of community members working on plugins and softwares to utilise this tech.

These are just a few of the many AI art generators available today. Each one offers its own unique features and capabilities, making them suitable for different types of projects and creative styles. Whether you’re looking to generate a large volume of art, explore new artistic styles, or replicate a specific art style, there’s an AI art generator out there that can help. So don’t be afraid to experiment and see what works best for your creative needs.

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