Midjourney Marketing: Create All Marketing Images with Artificial Intelligence

1. Welcome to the Class: Welcome to the Mid Journey Marketing course. We are excited to see you here, because here you'll learn all the best strategies to use Mid Journey to generate all the images you need for marketing. So from now on, instead of spending money and time dealing with designers, you can go and create all your images for Facebook, Instagram, for a newsletter, for your website, for a product that you will create for any reason that you want. You can create these images for free basically with mid journey. So we are exploring all that. And the good thing here is that we are not just teaching you how to do that, we are also giving you, and you can download that in the next lesson, an ebook with all the Proms that we are using here in the course to have the same results, all you have to do is just copy and use the same prom on mid journey and you will be generating these graphics in no time. Also the great thing here guys is that you will also learn the system, the recipe that you can use from now on to create these images. Not only for you and for your business, but also for friends. If you have friends, if you want to start a new career as a freelancer, creating these images for companies and clients, you can do that with what you will learn here in the course. Okay, so with that being said, in the next, in the next lesson you will download this PDF. And after that we start with the course. Let's call that. 2. Creating your Midjourney Free account : In this video, we'll talk about mid journey and how you can use it to create amazing, professional images for your business, for personal use, or for any goal that you have. This is the best AI image and art generation we have today in the market. And I'll show you here in this section and the next one also how we can use this to generate any image that you want. I'll teach you step by step how to do it, to sign to it journey. You can go right now to Mid Journey.com and this is the page that we have right now. Of course, this page changes frequently. So if you see something different, just follow the steps here. Right now they are on beta, so you can click here on the bottom, Join Beta, or if you have an account already, you can just click on Sign In. On this case, I already have an account, I'll just go sign in. This is my user. You see I already created 32 jobs, 32 images with this user. Also, we see here on the left, the left menu where we have the home, explore the ranking, and also you can subscribe if you are not a subscriber. Clicking here, you see the prices. Here are the plans that they have right now. These plans change all the time. So it may be you have different amounts, different values here when you visit mid journey. But this is what I have right now and right now in the $10 per month plan. And with this plan, I can create a hundreds and hundreds of images. So you can choose any of these plans because they just, I mean, they end the free trial. They had a free trial before that is no longer available because it's so on high demand right now that people all over the world are overloading the mid journey server. Many, many users. So they decide to end the free plan and they are starting with the ten bucks per month plan. You can start with that if you want. So in order to start using this and you are maybe asking, okay, de, why I like this, I want to generate images right now, How can I do that? You can come here to your user at the bottom and you click on the dots and go to Discord. Maybe if you don't have this option here, you may have here on the center to access the Discord platform. Discord is a platform where mid journey is running at the moment. This may change at any time. If this changes, we will update this lesson in the course. So we click here on go to this Court, and you'll see that this program will open right now. And this Court is not exclusively for mid journey. This Court, there are many gamers and websites and communities that use this Court every day. For some reason, Mid Journey decided to start to run their program, artificial intelligence software that they have here within this court. So this is what this course looks like. The first thing you see, how do we know that we are mid journey? We see here mid journey. At the top, we see all the lists that they have. And you can start right now, here on getting started. So if you want, you can read this to have an idea. You don't need to do this because I'll teach you here how to use it. Okay, so now you have access to mid journey. You have your free account. We have all the elements, all the tools we need to start creating wonderful, amazing, outstanding images for your personal use or for your business. And we will start doing that in the next video. 3. Creating your own server on Discord: Welcome everybody to our mid journey course. And now you should be here instead of the mid journey discourse server. But there's one problem with the server is that every single prompt is public. Everybody can see all of your prompts and they can just copy it. We need to make our own private server to fix that, let's do it. To do that, you're going to go to the very left of your screen, right over here to this plus button says Add a server. You're going to click on Create, My Own, for me and my friends. Here's where you give your server a name. We're going to name it Mid Journey Server, click Create. There you go. We have our own private server. It is only mean here it's ready to add the mid journey into the server. Now we need the actual mid journey bot. Where do we get that? Go back to the mid journey server. Go to the very right of your screen over here, where you can see every single member on the server, but you only need one. You go to the Mid Journey bot section, click on this guy, click Add App. Here you select the server that you want to add your bot to. We're going to click Mid Journey Server, give them all the permissions, and click Authorize. I am human. As you can see over here, he's now in our server. If you want to type a prompt, you can do slash imagine, and then type. You're prompt, as you can see, is really, really simple. I hope you understood everything And I'll see you on the next video. 4. Generating images with Midjourney : Excellent. Let's have a general overview on this court and how you can start using this software right now. By the end of this lesson will create your first image. So stay here with me. Okay. So here we have this court again. In the left, we have the left menu. If you are a free user, you will see these groups here on this case, we have the newcomers room. We have right now Newbies 50, new Bs, 20, Newbies 80. These names changes all the time. I suggest you now, if you are following with me, to go here to one of these specific channels. In these channels, you can see everybody that is on the channel is creating images. And we can see all the images people are creating here right now. So let me go to the 20. So you see the images people are creating, these great images. This one looks great. All these images are created by Artificial Intelligence Bit Journey on this case. And you can see what the community is creating. If you like one of these, you can also create a version, a variation for you. You can use this or add as a favorite if you prefer, you can use that on your marketing on your personal life is up to you. So you see here that Mid journey works very similar to Cha GPT as we are starting here in the course. Basically, you need to write a prom, you need to write a message, a command telling the mid journey system what do you want to create exactly. That's how it works. Similar to Cha GPT, you will write down all the details about the image you want to generate. We will enter these details here on this court and we can generate great images by doing that. Let's do a test here. We come here to the free channel. Let's go to Newbies 20 on this example. You can go again to any channels that are available at the time when you connect. And the way to create these images is by doing a forward slash. And you see that when I do the forward slash, we have all these commands that we can use. We will talk about the commands in the next lesson. For now, I want to show you how to generate the one that we are always using in this course is image. You see here, forward slash forward slash imagine I click on this and now you see that we can add the prompt so it's ready to receive your prompt right now. So here I can write something like, okay, generate beautiful landscape with volcano at the end and the beach to the other side. So let's do that for a test. Here I'm entering the pro, this is the prom I created. This is a complex prompt and I'll show you how you can do this too easily. You can just copy and paste my formula here. But basically, if you are trying this with me while you are watching the course, just enter forward, imagine and enter the prom. Create something you can describe with your words. Just hit Enter and you will see the result. Okay, so in this case we're doing this. Create a beautiful landscape with a volcano on one side and the beach on the other. And I am adding also some description, some more details to my prompt. The more details we add, the best result we will have. Okay, it's like imagine you go to designer and you say, okay, I want you to draw a frame, an art for me to put it onto my house. And so what do you want me to draw? I want you to draw this with the details, with these colors, with this style. So you think need to describe all these as the same as you are talking to an artist that is creating an art for you. So in this case, let's take a quick look here. We're saying to create a landscape with a beach and a volcano standing landscape features towering volcano on one side it speak shoulder with clouds. On the other side, a pristine beach stretched out with crystal clear waters, blah, blah, blah. All this is ready to go. And at the end, as you can see, we have some parameters. And I'll show you, I'll teach you all the secrets about parameters, so you can even customize the size, the style, the version of your images. Right now we are on the nubs channels. You can see if I go here and I hit Enter, we see that is thinking about our job, as you see here, is thinking about what we are generating and we need to wait. Usually takes up to 60 seconds, sometimes even longer. And you see that my prompt is here, is waiting for the AI to generate this. And while we are waiting, you see other images from the community being generated here. If this is too confusing for you, stay with me because I'll show you how to do all this in a private channel if you have a pay account, which I think is a great investment, okay. Okay. And the beach and the photos are ready. Here is a description. We had the prompt and we click on the image and you see that we have actually four versions of the image that we requested. And why is on this dimension what is not like landscape style is because we asked that on the parameter. So I'll give you the details about that in a second here. Here we have the images. If I, this is version one, version one, version two, version three, and version four. My favorite, I mean, I like version two, I like version three and also version four. They are all beautiful. If I go back here to the prom, you see that below the images, we have some buttons right now that we can press. You see U1234 and V one through four. What are these buttons here? The U is to upscale, Let's imagine that I like version two. I love version two and this is good enough for me. That's what I want. I just want to upscale this to have like a huge image with four resolution that I can use to print out and put in a Canva maybe on my house, or I can use on social media any goals that you have. So I can just click on Two, so it will upscale the version, the image number two. And with that I can download that image. I like version two and I want to create four new versions that are similar to version two. I can go to the variation, I can create four variations of version two. I click this V two, it will create four variations of this. If I click on U two, it will upscale number two. I can download and that's it. Let's do for fun a variation on the version two. I will click this okay variation, version two. Now we need to wait for a few seconds to see that happening for us. You see the prompt is here, is ready for us, is thinking about it, is waiting to start now, I will wait to see the four new variations of version two that we just generated is ready. You see here we have four new variations of version two. If I look closely to this, we have variations on the clouds, on the sky. We have difference on the coconut trees, on the palm trees as you see here. And also on the water, right on the wave, the rocks here on the water. My favorite I think the one that I want to upscale will be version one on this image. Or let me check. Yeah, version one. So now that I can create even more variations of version one or do use this button here to create a complete new set of images based on the on the original prompt. But I really like version one on this one. So I will click on U one to upscale version one. You see that it's already creating the job right now. This is wonderful. We just want to wait now for the AI to create this new one. The high quality images is ready really fast this time. So you see here, I can just click on here and we have the upscale version. Okay, I can add these two favorites to my favorite. I can make variations if I want. If I click here on Open in browser, you see that we have a bigger version. I can even zoom this and you see all the details of this beautiful image. This is actually not a real beach, this is not a real place, It's just an AI generated. So that's mind blowing because looks so real and so beautiful. So now I just right click here. If I want to save the image, I can save the image. And that's it. I have the image, the high quality image here, ready to use, as you see here on my screen. 5. What's new in Midjourney 6: Welcome everybody to our mid journey marketing chorus. And today is a very special video because not only is it the last class of the year, it is also a brand new mid journey update. Today I'm going to show you all the new things that we can do with mid journey 6.0 alpha. There are lots of things to go over. So let's go to our discord and check out the mid journey discourse server. Here it is, we are on the mid journey server and the first thing you're going to see on the channels is that there's a new channel called V Six Showcase. And this is where you can take a look at all the new images being generated with the brand new model. One big thing about this model is that it can generate text a lot better. It's not 100% perfect, but it will get most stuff right now. Because if you remember in the previous version, it didn't really work all that well. So let's see if we can find out. Here we go. Here you have one example. As you can see, it's written, make love, not war perfectly. There's no grammar mistakes. It looks perfect. It could use a little bit of work. Yes, but the spacing is off. But it did write the entire, the entire thing with no grammar errors, errors at all. Right, here we have a cat saying, I'm not going to say that, but you can indeed read what it says. It even got the little sensors really, really cool stuff. And in general, as well as you can see, the realistic images are looking awesome as really nice stuff. But where do we get to see the actual news? Whenever you want to see news for any kind of model or just my journey in general, the announcements channel is where you want to go. Here we have the V six announcement. If you scroll up a little bit, there are a couple things to go over with the new model. First of all, it can take a longer prompt that's pretty cool. Improve coherence model knowledge, improve image prompting. But here is an important thing over here, the text drawing ability. Whenever you want to write some text in your image, make sure that you write your text in quotations. That is how you can differ from other keywords. You put the text that you want to be text in between quotations. Another thing is a man called Style Raw. What it means is that the picture is going to be raw. It is not going to be stylized in any way. It's not going to be cartoonish. It's not going to be a digital art or a painting, basically. When you do this, you're just telling the program that you want it to be realistic with no stylizing whatsoever. It is really, really important cool command that we can get a lot of use out of here. It gives us an example, a prompt example of how to use the quotations to write a certain word, and we are going to use that later. I'm going to just copy it right now. You don't need to copy the V six command. I'm going to show you how to get around that later. What else have we got to have improved up scalers with both subtle and creative Mota modes as well. I'm going to show you this as well later. Here is a list of commands that are currently working. Ar Chaos, Weird Tile, Stylized. Here are the ones who are not supported yet. In the alpha version of 6.0 p, zoom very region, we know some of these, just keep that in mind that some commands are still not supported. Then the main thing that we also want to go over is that peers you can see, it says that you will need to re, learn how to prompt. One big thing about that, as you can see in the very next line, is that it tells us to avoid junk like award winning photorealistic K K. This is something that people will normally type in their images to bring force DAI to generate very realistic images and to keep everything photo realistic. But now then something that J does for you very, it does it for you naturally. So you don't have to just spam your prompt with keywords that are meant to basically tell the same thing, right? So just try to avoid that. And that just makes you prompt longer for not really any good reason, right? So try to avoid that when you do make your new prompts. So be explicit about what you want. It may be less vibe, but if you are explicit, it's now much better at understanding you. If you want something more photographic, less opinionated, more literal, you should probably default to using style rack. That's something that I just told you about. But as you see, another thing to keep in mind, then another option to style row is to use lower values of slash stylize. The default is 100, but if you do slash stylize 50, you are lowering down the style that your image is going to have. So here you go, may have better prompt understanding, While higher values up to 1,000 may have better aesthetics. So blow ring and bring it up, you can change the amount of style that you want in your image or you can just use style rot. If you want something just straight up realistic. No stylizing at all. Now we already got a basic understanding of the new things. How do we get to choose V six for our AI? You're going to go to our server to change the AI version that you were currently using. You're going to use Settings, press Enter here. It already is selected for me because I already did that before. But for you it might be, for example, Journey V 5.2 Do you just want to click to drop down and click on model V six? And it is now changed and ready to go very easy. So we are going to do the example prompt that we got before from the sticky note. The sticky note prompt that he gave us. Oh, I guess he didn't have to copy. Imagine what's going to delete this. It is basically a photo of the text, Hello World written with a marker on a sticky note. We already have the resolution over here as well. The aspect ratio. We don't need to do the six because we just changed the model to V six, so there's no need to specify that. Again one more time, right, So let's just press Enter. An image is now being generated. Another thing that I wanted to do is to compare an image from version 5.2 to 6.0 I'm going to find a prompt that we can use from our previous images, and I'm going to compare it, the cake over here. Let's do the cake. I'm going to copy this prompt. We are going to take it to version 6.0 and see what the difference is. I'm going to do slash imagine past the prompt and everything looks good. Let's do the style wrong. Let's also do that. I want it to be realistic. I'm going to do style raw in terms of text. I don't want to add any text. I think I have another prompt in mind to make our own custom text later on. Let's do that. Press Enter Images being generated. Also, as you can see, our sticky note is ready. As you can see, it is written perfectly. In every prompt, the grammar is flawless. Hello World. Hello World. Hello world, And Hello World. Really cool. It is a huge step up from the last version. As you can clearly see, I'm just going to do an upscale of one of these so we can take a closer look here. We have really awesome stuff. As you can see, you also have the new options over here, Upscale, subtle, and upscale creative. What they do, very similar to very strong and very subtle, which is something that we have learned how to use before. Very strong means that it's going to make variations of your image. But the difference is going to be very strong, very subtle variations of your image. But very subtle. It will do basically the same thing for upscaling, except it's an upscale, one of them is going to be more creative, another one is going to be more subtle. It won't be as many changes to your image. Here we also have our cake, and it has been completely generated, and these all look really good. The style rock clearly worked, amazingly realistic. If someone show me these pictures, I would not guess that these were generated at all. You could not guess unless someone genuinely told you, really cool. I like this one a lot. I like the sunlight hitting the cake from the back. Really, really cool. I'm going to upscale this one here, you have the full look, really cool stuff. You can even see the little bits of smoke over here coming up from the hot chocolate, right? Really cool. Just for a comparison. I'm going to go back up really quick and we can see the difference. So this one obviously is also realistic because we did specify that in the prompt. But I still do think that there is something a little bit more realistic about the other ones. I feel like maybe it might be more because of the background, right? The background over here is just dark, right? This one might look like the back of a restaurant maybe, but the other ones are just empty. Meanwhile on this one you can see the whole restaurant. And it blurs the backroom perfectly for you as well. So the focus is just on point. This form, for example, you have the entire table laid out and you have chocolate all over the table. You have a couple of eggs over here. Really, really nicely done. For our last prompt, I'm going to try using the text feature in quotations. As you remember, since it is our last class of the year, I'm going to do a close up picture of Santa Claus. He is holding up a sign that says, let's sign in quotations. Happy New Year. Then I'm going to also put the style so we can see what that will look like. I wanted to keep this realistic. Then let's do aspect ratio, 16 by nine. I think we are ready to go. Let's press Enter. Let's see how our sign is going to look like. Remember to always do your text and quotations if you don't do this, it just get lost in the prompt and you're going to get something that looks very wrong compared to what you really want. Let's see how our prompt looks like. And once it is done, I can come back and show it to you. Here we have it. Our images are done and they all look very nice. This one, the sign didn't quite make the picture. You can see that on the bottom over here, hiding from the overall picture. But the sign is there, but for these other ones, it worked very nicely. Here you can see Happy New New Year. We added an extra new, like I said, it's not 100% perfect, but it does get the overall idea. Here again, we got happy New Year. And also Happy is missing one P, but this one grammar wise, it got everything perfect. But it did add an extra new. Again, you won't get 100% exactly what you want all the time, but it is a lot better if you want to do a comparison of text prompts from 5.2 against 6.0 in your own time, you'll see that the difference is huge. And also the rest of the picture also looks flawless, right? I mean, we did do style raw, and all of these. Santa Claus looks very, very realistic. It looks very nice. I can we talk about the hands here? The hands are perfect, right? This is something that Journey used to screw up a lot. We're hands and we had to vary the picture again and again and again until we got U that he has that he wanted. But all of these look lawless, very nice. I like the fourth one a lot. I like the whole sinus showing. I like the text being read. So I'm just going to upscale this one. You have the full look of our final. Nice. If you wanted to try again and see if you can get the text right, you will do a very strong, very subtle, and see what your results are. But I was going to end it here. I hope you guys enjoyed. I hope the lesson was easy to follow and understand. I wish you guys happy holidays and happy New Year and I'll see you on the next one. 6. Image sizes and dimensions for Social Media: Welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing course. And today we will be talking about the sizes of your images, also known as the aspect ratio. You might or might not know some of these, but just in case we're going to quickly run through all of them. So here I have the PDF with three examples from three different social medias, and you can find this in a download section of the course. Here we have Instagram image sizes, it's very basic. The profile size is 720 pixels by 720 pixels. Stories is 1080 by 1920. Vertical feed, 1080 by 13 50. The square feet is actually the default for mid journey, so you don't even have to type anything for this. It's 1080 by 1080 is already the default. But you might ask, well, what is this four by five or 916 inside of the actual boxes? Well, this is the actual value that mid journey takes in. This is the actual aspect ratio, well this is just the actual size in pixels. What you're going to type for Journey is the aspect ratio, four by 5916. It's very, very simple. Here. For Facebook, we have the Facebook banner. The actual banner side is a 51 by 315. But instead of typing that, you're just going to type the actual aspect ratio, instead it's very simple. For Youtube, for example, you have this really big banner, 2560 by 14 40, but the actual aspect ratio is 16 by nine. And then the actual visible area on the banner that people will actually see on their screens is 12, 35 by 338. But the actual aspect ratio is different. It's not too hard of a concept. But now what do you type on your prompt when you actually want to set a specific aspect ratio? Well, the command is this is AR aspect ratio. You type this followed by whatever aspect ratio that you want for your image. For example, 11 is a default for mid journey. Five by four is common. Frame and print ratio three by two common in print photography. Seven by four is close to HD TV screens and smartphone screens. But what is the standard prompt that you want to use most of the time? Well, that will probably be 16 by nine. That is an example. Over here you can see it is very close to the average TV screen that you might see if you want. You can also switch that out to 916, so that way you can get a portrait image like this. It's just a flip version. It's really, really simple. You just type imagine and then your instructions, whatever your prompt is, it goes over here and then at the very end you do AR aspect ratio and you type out your number. It's very easy if you use this PDF. Every time that you do your prompt, you will get it in no time. I hope you understood all of this and I'll see you on the next class. 7. Midjourney for Instagram Feed: Welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing course. And today we're finally going to make our own images for the first time here. Before we do that, I just want to show you a couple of commands that might be useful. The first one would be Info. What this does is just show you information about your Journey account and the subscription type and your user ID, everything. You might want to take a look at this. And then the second one would be settings. What this shows us is basically just the settings that our bot has on our server. Just make sure that you're using the latest model, in our case is 5.2 We're good to go. I'm going to show you a prompt that I have over here that you can change however you want. And here this is basically just a detail image. And then prompt, you get to choose whatever it is over here. And then you choose what that thing is doing during the. And then you pick a time of the day. It could be daytime, sunset, and maybe nighttime. Then using a certain camera with a certain camera lens. Now, if you don't know much about cameras, that's fine. You don't specifically have to use this, but it does make your image better. It does help. Then lastly, movie lighting. You get to choose what kind of lighting you want in the picture. Then we choose our aspect ratio, just like we learned last time, and we're going to be using a 60 in nine aspect ratio. Let's get this over here. Let's copy this. Take it back to this court. Let's do it slash imagine, then paste this inside of the prompt. Now let's see what we want to do. I'm going to make an image of a woman. Let's pick what she's doing. Let's say drinking coffee. Then let's pick a time of the day, say during the sunset. Why? I'm going to use a simple example of a camera, Sony camera seven over here. And then we're going to pick a camera lens, I'm going to say camera lens 1.8 with movie lighting. And then our aspect ratio command of exactly 16.9 We should be good. Let's press Enter and it should generate our image over here. Once this is done, I'm going to show you how it looks. Here they are, Here's our images. They all look really nice. Once your prompt is done, you're going to see a bunch of buttons below your image. What these do is basically upscale and versions. The images are currently numbered 123.4 for example, Let's say I really like the second image over here and I want to make it bigger. You want to press the upscale button, and what this does is just makes your image bigger, upscales your image. And it does it very, very fast. See what does the V Bun do? The V Bun, it basically just makes more versions of the image if you like. For example, you really like the third image, but you want more variations of it just to make sure. Well, you will pick V three over here and it will make you four variations of that image. Very simple. Let's try this one more time with a simpler prompt. Our second prompt is a picture of a cake over a table with a coffee cup. A blurred background and soft lighting. We are not going to use any cameras here. Let's copy this and go to Image. Image based are prompt and I'm not going to use any aspect ratio commands because I just want the default size that mid journey gives us. I think we're all ready and let's press Enter. Our image is now being generated, and once this is done, I'm going to come back and show you how it looks. Our image is done. As you can see, we've got four different variations. They all look really, really nice. We have the blurred background, just like we asked. Looks really, really nice. Let's say I'm looking at the image one here and I really like it and I want to make an ad out of it. I want to make a social media post. Maybe it's because I have a coffee shop, or maybe it's because I have a bakery and I just want to make an advertisement. I really like the first image. First of all, let's just click one to upscale the first image. Let's press this over here, and it should do it very fast. There we go. All right, so our image is now ready and upscaled, and all you need to do to save it to your computer is right click and click on Save Image. And I want to you do that. Just choose where on the computer you want to save it. And click Save. There you go. Your image is now ready to go. It is saved on your computer. Now, how do we write some text on top of it without working for it too much? Well, I have the website for you. This website is called Canva. It is free to sign up and it's very simple, very easy to use. Once you make your account, you want to go to the top right over here where it says Create a Design. You could click this and then find the Instagram post square. It's just the normal default Instagram post. Here we have our work area. Here's where you want to drag the image that you downloaded earlier. Let's drag this here. And there we have it. Let's just stretch it so it fits the size of the canvas. And then now we want to slap some text on top of it. There are a lot of templates over here on the left. As you can see, you can just grab any of them. The ones with the crown require a subscription. I'm going to choose this white Christmas one. I think I like this one. Let's change the text. Let's double click this and change the text to something that we want. I think I'm going to remove this then. Here, let's say, I'm dreaming of coffee and cake. There you go. We change it. It's really that easy. Let's say it's too big, so okay, let's scale this down. Maybe put it on the top right of the screen. Let's say you don't like the color of the font. Okay, well, we can change this. Just select this and click on Text Color. You can change it to, let's say maybe red. There you go. Let's do the same for this line over here, Red. There you go. You can now read it a lot better against the background. It really is super simple. There are tons of templates that you can use for absolute free. Very easy to make a social media post. I hope this was easy enough to understand. I hope you enjoyed and I'll see you in the next class. 8. Midjourney for Instagram Carousel: All right, everybody, welcome back to our Mid Journey marketing course. And today I'm going to teach you how to make an Instagram carousel post. We can indeed do this in a mid journey and it is very easy to do in case you don't know what that looks like. I have an example over here that I can show you. All that is, is basically just one big image is split into different blocks or different posts. And then once you look at that person's profile, you can see the entire thing and it looks really, really awesome. So how can we do that for ourselves? Well, let's say that we have a travel agency and we really want to make a social media post to promote our agency. Well, I have a prompt for us right over here. And it is a very short, very simple prompt. It is a picture of the Eiffel Tower, and then I want the sun in the background in a panoramic image. If you don't know what that means, it basically just means a shot that is done from really far away, so you can see the entire subject from a really far away distance. Then the aspect ratio we want to use is 51. In my case, I want five posts. I want to split the image into five different blocks. I'm going to use a five to one aspect ratio if you want. For example, let's say ten posts or three posts. You would do ten by one, or three by one. It is very easy to change depending on what you want. We're going to copy this prompt and go back Square Discourse server. Now here we are. I'm going to type imagine and pay Start Prompt. Now just make sure that you have everything written correctly. Our aspect ratio is fine, the prompt is fine. So we're going to press Enter. And now I'm going to wait until the image is generated so I can show you how it looks. Here we are. Our images are now ready and they look really nice. I really like all of these, but let's say for example, maybe you didn't like any of your variations. Well, that's completely fine. Instead of typing the entire propt again, just press this re little button over here and it'll give you another four variations. Okay, you don't have to type the entire thing again. It's completely fine. Here we are. I'm going to press three because I want to upscale the third image. It does this very fast. There we go. It is now upscaled to save to your computer. Again, you're going to write, click and click on Save Image, and then choose the folder you want to save it on, in my case. And we're just going to do downloads now. All we need to do is just add the text, we need to make this an actual social media post. Where we go, we can just go back to Canva, which we learned how to use in the last class. So I'm going to go to that real quick and I'll be right back. Here we are. Our post is going to be a specific size, it's not going to be your average Instagram post size. What you want to do is go to the custom size button. What is going to be our width in pixels? Well, we want five blocks of posts. Right? Let's pull up our calculator and all you need to do is just to do five times 1080, because I I want five different posts. I want five blocks that equals to 5400. If you wanted ten posts, you would just do ten times 1080. So it's very simple, so we're going to do 5400 and D width, and 1080 for D height. And we're going to click Create. Here we go. Our canvas has been created. This is where you want to drag your image that you just downloaded. Here's our tower now to scale this to the proper size very easily. Just make sure that you're holding the Alt button and then scale it. There you go. Now we want to split it into five, but how do we do that? Well, what you can do is just add guides. To add your guides, you're going to click on File View Settings and add Guides. Now here there's some pre made guides for you. There's 12 columns, six columns, and three columns. But we don't want this, we want five, we want a very specific amount of columns. We're going to click on Custom. We're going to say, oh, I want five columns. Then the gap between the columns, instead of 90 pixels we want want zero pixels. That way it is seamless. Click on added guides, our post is now perfectly split in five. Now what I'm going to do is going to add some very simple text over all of these blocks. And I'll get back to you and show you how it looks. Here my editing is done. I didn't want to do anything too detail too crazy just for the sake of the example. So now we have a different text around every single block. Now normally we think, well, we're done, right? This is it. We can just cut the blocks and we're done. Well, currently in my version of canavaybe, when you're watching this, you can actually do it. But right now we can't cut these blocks. On my current version of Canava, we have to use an outside website and another website so we can actually cut it. How do we export this image and save it in a computer? You can click on Share Download. Make sure that the size of the image is right, 5400 by 1080. In my case, we are good. And click download now. It is easy. You can see your image is being downloaded and once this is done, it'll be saved on your computer. It is now saved on my computer. I'm going to take to this different website over here so you can see what it looks like. Okay. So here we are on the new website, and it's called Pine Tools. It is absolutely free and it has a lot of really, really cool tools for us to use. But right now we're working with images, right? We just want to do a quick image editing. So we're going to go to the image section right over here. What you want to look for is the split image. We want to split this into different blocks. Just look for the split image effect. So you will just want to click on this, then choose your file. You're going to click on the Choose Your File button. And then you're going to go to wherever you saved the image and open this. Here we have our image. We want to split this horizontally, one number of blocks that we want. Well, in our case, we want five different blocks. I think we're ready to go. If you want a specific image output, a PNG or a J pack, you can click over here. I'm just going to do the same as the input. I think we're ready. We're going to click on Split Image. Five pieces of images were generated. Now it is ready to go. All we can do is to download this. I'm going to download the zip file. There you go. It's been downloaded now. Let me go to my file so I can show you how it looks. Okay, here it is. You can see that we have split them into perfect blocks, 1,234.5 and they all look very nice. Look very well done. Once we post them into our social media page, we will be able to look at the whole thing and look very nice. I hope this was easy enough to follow. I hope you understood everything. If you've enjoyed, make sure to keep going and I'll see you in the next class. 9. Midjourney for Instagram Stories: Welcome back everybody to our Mid journey marketing course. And today I'm going to teach you how to make an Instagram stories image. It is basically just a normal resolution except we are flipping it. We're making a vertical image that you can post on Instagram stories. And I'm going to keep the theme from last class in which we have a traveling agency and we just want to make a post on our social media page. I'm going to go to our prompter right here. So you can see, and it's pretty simple, but I'm going to make a slight change so that way you can see the different kinds of styles that Journey can handle. Today we're going to try a cartoonish style for our picture. It will be a picture of the Toronto CN Tower with the city in the background. I want to panoramic image just like we did in the last class as well. I want it to be set during the daytime. Now, what aspect ratio would we use for instygram stories? That would be nine to 16. We're going to copy this over here and we're going to take it to our discord. Then like we learned, we're going to do slash imagine Paste our prompt, and here just make sure that everything looks okay, our resolution looks okay. I think we're ready to go. So you press Enter. Our image is now being generated. And while we wait for that, I'm also going to make the same prompt again. But I'm going to set it in the nighttime just to see. I want a different version. Maybe. Let's say the daytime doesn't look as good, so we're going to ask for a picture in the nighttime with the moon in the background as well. Let's do that then. Once these two images are done, I'll get back to you so we can see how it looks. Okay. And they are now done. And you can see they look really nice. They look like straight out of a cartoon. I really like the style on all of these pictures. I think it looks really awesome. Then we also have the nighttime over here. This one also looks really nice. I like how Ak see the reflection on the water as well. I really like that idea to show part of the water in it. It's really hard to decide. I think the holidays are really, really good. I think I like the nighttime a little bit more. I like the moon in the background. I like the water out of these four. I would say that I really like the fourth one. I like how there's a little bit of the water here. You can see the reflection. I like the moon. I like all the lights in the city. Let's upscale this one. And like we learned, these images are numbered 123.4 If I want the third image, I'm going to click upscale Three. Once this is done, we can save it on our computer. There we go. It is now upscaled. I'm going to write, click this, click, Save Image, and then you just save your image wherever you want. I'm going to choose my downloads folder. Now we can go to editing the picture so we can post it on social media. You probably already know where we're going. We're going to Canva, Give me a second. I'll be right back. All right, we are back here on Canva. All you need to do is just click on Create a Design Here, you should see Instagram story. Just click on that. Then this is where you want to drag the image that we downloaded earlier. I'm going to get my picture that I just downloaded. Here it is. Remember the little trick? So we can scale this proportionally. You want to hold Alt and then scale the image to the canvas size. Then now you just want to choose any text template that you want. You can put it on top. For this example, I'm going to use this globe template. I like this one. I think it fits the vibe of this picture. I'm going to change it to, let's say, let's just write Toronto. Maybe increase it on the side over here. There we go. Looks nice. Let's center this. There you go. I think that looks really good. I love the cartoon style that we got this time around. It looks really nice. As you can see, it's really, really simple. The more we do this, the more you can see the format of how to do these things. So I hope it was simple us to understand and I'll see you in the next class. 10. Midjourney for Facebook Feed: Welcome everybody to our Mid journey marketing course. And today I'm going to show you how to make some posts for your Facebook page. Now if you remember our little PDF, here are the aspect ratios that we can use, and some of these are very similar to the Instagram one. These stories, for example, is the same, 916 and the square post is also the same today. Instead of doing these, we're going to do the horizontal feed, which is also the same between those. Now you might get a little bit confused as to, okay, but why is there 191 by one and then 16 by nine in brackets? Well, that's just a simplified version of the ratio. Basically, 16 by nine, you're going to lose a little bit of height and width in pixels, but you can still work with it perfectly fine. It's just a simplified version of this one. So let's go to our prompt so we can see what we're going to do today. So here's our prompt. And today we're also going to use a different style for our images so that we can see all the different kinds of things that we can make. On the first prompt, we're going to do a painting of a dog running in the park. And I wanted to be in pop art in style. And you see how we can basically any R style that you see on the Internet, you can pretty much replicate it here. For this example, we're going to be posting on our social media page. Let's say we have maybe a dog training company and we want to make a post in our Facebook or just make a banner or anything like that. Let's copy our prompt and go to our Discord server. Here we are. If you remember how to our prompts we want to do slash magic. Let's base our prompt here. Let's just make sure that we have everything. I think everything is fine, aspect ratio looks good. Let's just press Enter. While we are waiting for this, we're going to use our second prompt. Because we want to make a variety of images. We want to have a lot to pick from in case these four variations here that we're making don't look as good as we wanted to look. Let's go back here. The second one is another different type of painting style. I'm going to do an oil painting of a happy woman hugging a dog in the park. I want it to be set during the daytime and we're going to use the same aspect ratio, 16 by nine. Let's copy this. Go to Discord slash imagine, Paste our prompt and press Enter. Our first image is already done. It looks really nice. We can do a variety of our styles in this. They all look, I really like the variety of colors. I like this one the most. I like the camera angle with this one. I like the color palette that it picked, I think is really, really cool. For now, it's probably my number one contender. Let's just wait until this one is done, and it should be done in the second over here so we can take a look. And here it is. As you can see, we did get the oil painting style that we wanted. And it looks really nice. To be honest, I don't think a single one of these look bad at all. You could use literally any of these and it would look really nice on your social media. But personally, let's say I think my favorite out of these ones is the second one, Like we learned before to upscale this, this is the second image to upscale. The second image, you press two. These ones, well they pretty much in composition wise, they look the same. I'll pick the first one. I'll like the first one, so then we can upscale the first 11. Then how would we save this for a computer? While we learned this before, it's very simple. You want to click on your image, right click, and then click Save Image, and then choose where you want to save it. In a computer, I'm going to use downloads folder. Same thing for this one. Save image, and then pick your folder here. We're just going to take a final look. Here it is. Here's our second image. Here's our first image. They all look really, really awesome. Full of details, very creative color palette over here. And as you can see, you can do pretty much any art style that you think of. Feel free to get as creative as you want with this. Now, this is the part where, let's say if you want to put some texts on top of this or any kind of editing, really, you would go back to Canada and do what we did for the past couple classes. Very simple, but if you don't, you can just go straight to posting is really that fast. Is that simple to do? So I hope you understood everything. I hope this was clear enough. And I'll see you on the next class. 11. Midjourney for Facebook Stories: Welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing course. And today will be a very short video. We will be making a Facebook stories image. If you remember our aspect ratios, this happens to be the exact same as the Instagram stories Aspect ratio also happens to be the opposite of the horizontal feed, which is the one we did yesterday, 16 by nine. Today, we'll use nine by 16 instead. We're going to keep the theme from yesterday, our dog training agency. And let's take a look at our prompt. Our prompts are getting a little bit longer. You start to see that the more you describe the picture that you want, the better it will look. We want a dog running after a ball in the park. We want people in the background. We want it to be set during the daytime, maybe in the carnival. The style today that we're going to use is go painting style. You'll see that this is going to look really cool. Let's copy our prompt and take it to our discord again. Imagine control V, make sure that everything looks good, aspect ratio looks good. Press Enter, and then once the prompt is done, I can get back to you and you'll see how awesome this is going to look. Okay, and our images are now done. As you can see, we did get the style right in all of these pictures. Maybe not this one, it didn't quite get it here. And that's okay. All of your images are going to be exactly what you want. Every time as you can see this one, we don't even have the ball. That's okay. That's actually the perfect example to use the reload feature over here in case you don't like any of the variations here. I think it could be better. We could you get some more variations on these. So you just press the reload button. And what this does is it gives you a brand new set of images to pick from. So we're going to press this and see if we can get something that looks a little bit, a little bit more like what we asked for. So now we have a couple more pictures here. I think the third one looks pretty good. We got the R style correct. We have the ball, the fourth one, it's okay. The third one, composition wise, is basically what we asked for, but it seems like you forgot the R style a little bit. Again, we're not getting the best results here. Let's say you're running into a problem where you're not getting what you really want. Well, sometimes you just have to rewrite your prompt. Sometimes maybe changing the order of things can help a lot. So let's try to do that. Maybe let's do slash imagine, then I'm going to paste the same prompt, but we're going to change a couple of things. Instead of putting the Vangal painting style last, I'm going to do this, I'm going to delete this and I'm, I'm going to write here, painting of a dog running after ball in the park. In style, maybe we remove the carnival. I think people in the background might be enough. Maybe it's just getting a little bit too much. Put painting first in the image because it seems like it's missing the style in a couple of pictures. Maybe if you put painting, it'll take that into consideration a little bit more. Whenever you don't get things exactly way, just reload. Change your prompt, try different things and see how it goes. Let's see what we can make now and see instantly, huge difference. You can see that here, it captures the R style that we wanted a lot more than these ones. These ones look a lot more like real life, you know, with a little bit, you know, of painting here and there. But this big, big difference, right? You can clearly see every single brush stroke, it looks really, really good. I really like the third one. I like how it's really bright. I like the fourth one a lot too, is really stylized. I think the third one is also really good. I like how it put an actual person behind throwing the ball. Maybe I'll pick this one red dog training agency after all. So why not put the human in throwing the ball right again, the images are numbered 1234. I want to upscale the third one. Let's click Upscale Three, and this will be done in a second. Sometimes it might take a little bit longer, but that's fine. Here it is, upscaled. Let's save this image so we can take an even closer look. Right click, save image, Put this in your folder, and here it is, our full picture. And it looks really, really good. And the exact R cell that we wanted, you can see every single brush roll really is just beautiful, right? Imagine how long this would take for you to actually paint it by yourself. I mean, I know that for me it would take me hours and hours and hours, right? So like this, you can just make it in a couple seconds, barely any work at all. Again, if you want to put some text already editing in this image, you can take it to Canava. I've showed you how it works a couple of times. It's very simple. Just pick any template that you want, absolutely free. But if not, you would just go on and put it in your page. It is really simple. I hope you enjoy today's class and I'll see you on the next one. 12. Midjourney for Facebook Business Page Cover: Welcome everybody to our Mid journey marketing course. And today we are going to make your Facebook banner. If you still have our PDF over here that I'm going to show you, we can see the aspect ratio that we're going to use right here. One thing that I need to explain before we start is that mid journey can't use values like this. We can't put 2.7 by one. It only uses whole values like three by one. For example, since we can't use exactly 2.7 what I'm going to do instead, we're just going to use the 16 by nine value instead. Like I said in the previous class, you're still going to lose a little bit of pixels in height and width. As long as you have that in mind, you can adjust your image as well. For your banner, we can use the same resolution right here, and it will work perfectly. Let me show you our prompt for today so we can see what we'll be making. And we are going to go back to our theme of the travel agency. Again, with most classes, I'm going to always try to show you some different style that we can explore in this prompt. Today I'm going to use the watercolor painting. We want a plane flying in the sky. I'm using a panoramic view again, it always looks really nice with these kinds of pictures. I want it to be set during the sunset. I want sunset lighting. And I'm going to also tell the program that I want vibrant colors. If you want any specific color palette in your picture, like, oh, I want warm colors or cold colors or neon colors, make sure to type that in. Again, the more description that you give the program, the better your output will look, the more it'll look like what you want. I already copied this prompt. Let's go back to our discourse server. Here we are. We're going to type imagine Past Start prompt, make sure that everything looks okay, Aspect ratio is okay. So let's press Enter. Once this is done, we can see how it looks. In case we don't like our looks, we can do the same thing as we did in last class. Maybe change the proper round, maybe just ask for more variations. We'll see we go. Our image is done and this looks amazing, honestly, I love the watercolor style that we chose. It really fit with the image. As you can see, you can see like every single little brushstroke, it looks perfect. And like I said, I specified, I want vibrant colors in this. And clearly translated in the picture, the colors really are vibrant. And you can see the sunset. It looks really, really nice. And you can see the clouds, it looks awesome. But we always want as much options as possible. And while looking at this, I thought, well, maybe this will also look good. Maybe in the nighttime, maybe we can, you know, write the same prompt, but instead, I wanted to be sat in the nighttime and I want the moon in the background. You know, I feel like it could also look really cool with the same kind of setup that we have going on here. Let's try that. I'm going to do slash, imagine again, Pasteur Prompt. And I just change a couple of things, so I'm going to remove the sunset lighting. And I'm going to say during the night with the moon in the background, in the background. Let's see if we can make that work. Let's see if it looks good. Once this is done, we can compare the two of them and see if it looks nice or not. Here we go, our images are done again. Wow, these also look really good. I don't think we got a single bad prompt here image. They all look really cool. Man, it's hard to choose. I'm going to be honest, I'm going to choose one from each because it's a little bit too hard to pick only one out of all these. From the sunset on. I think I'm going to go with the first picture. I like this one a lot. I like the really vibrant sunset on this one. I'm going to go with this one to upscale the first one, we're going to click one for this, I think I'm going to go with the fourth one. I like this one a lot. It seems like it's higher up in the sky because you can see the clouds over here. Here, it looks like you can see the sea. I want it to be more up in the sky. I like that the moon is really, really huge on this one too. So we're going to upscale the fourth one as well over here. Our first upscaling is done already. As you can see, you can take a look at the fold thing. It looks really cool to save the image, you're going to click this, press Save Image. There you go. Here with this picture as well. Right click Save Image, Choose your folder, click Save. Now I'm going to open these in my folder so you can see how they look on a full scale. Here it is. Here we have the first one, looks really, really cool. Let me zoom in a little bit. There you go, Looks awesome. Then the second one over here, also really nice. Again, same thing is last class. If you want to put some tanks on top of it, maybe put the name of your company or your agency, whatever that is. You want to go to Canva, pick a template. You don't even have to come up with anything, just pick a template, change it to wherever you want it to be. That's the image is if you don't want to put anything on top of it, then there you go. You just post it on from media and it is ready to go. I hope you guys enjoy this lesson and I'll see you in the next one. 13. Midjourney for thumbnails of your Tiktok videos: All right everybody, welcome back to our maj journey marketing course. Today we are going to make a picture for your Tiktok. Now we're going to make a Tiktok thumbnail image. If you are familiar with Tiktok, you would know that it uses the same aspect ratio as the Facebook Instagram stories. That would be 916 or the opposite of the horizontal feed, which is 16 by nine. Pretty simple. Let me show you the problem that we're going to use, and here we have it. My prompt will be a woman dancing in a nightclub. I want people in the background. I want neon lights, and I want a very energetic mood. And I want vibrant colors. And then again, the aspect ratio that we're going to use will be nine by 16. Now, since this is a thumbnail for Tiktok, I want it to be a little bit more realistic. I'm not going to use any specific styles. I wanted to be more, more closer to real life. We can match the average. Take talk. I've already copied the prompt. Let's take this to Discord our discourse server. Here we're going to slash imagine, and then paste your prompt with control V. Again, make sure everything is okay, aspect ratio looks fine. Press Enter. Our image is now being generated. Now once this is done, I'm going to show you how it looks. And I also have a couple more options that we're going to explore today so that you can change your picture afterwards. Let's see how that works. Here we have it. Our images are done and they look really cool. You can see all the neon lines that you asked for and they all have really vibrant colors. Just like we asked, you can see the crowd in the background. You can feel the energetic vibe that we asked for in our prompt. Cool. Now what we're going to do is we're going to pick one of these so I can show you a couple more features that you can use. I will go for the first picture. I like this one. I like the camera angle. We're going to press one for the first picture, and our image will be upscaled. Here we go. Our image is now upscale. Looks really, really cool. Now what I wanted to show you is a couple of things. Number one, let's say that you like this image, but you think the shot is overall too close. Like it's just too close. You wish you could zoom out. Well, I have the button for you. Zoom out button right here. Now you have three options. You can zoom out two times 1.5 or you can make your own custom zoom. For this example right here, let's say I wanted to zoom out, but not too much, so I'm going to use 1.5 Let's click the zoom 1.5 Zoom out 1.5 and let's see how this looks. So here it is. Our image is done as you can see. It is zoomed out. The shot was really close here. And now you got four more variations of it being zoomed out. It's just so you can see that there are multiple options here. There are various buttons and you're always welcome to explore what they all do. For example, the very button, there's a very strong and a very subtle. What does this mean? Well, if you click very strong, it will make very easy to have this image. It will keep the image very similar to this one. In the subtle will mean it's a little bit more subtle variation. It won't be nothing too crazy, it will be very small. You have the custom zoom as well. Another thing is let's say you made one image. You made it on a certain aspect ratio for your Techtc, just like we talked about. But you really liked it and you want to use it somewhere else. I want to make a post out of this too, but it's on the wrong aspect ratio. Well, what do I do? Like I said before, every single time you put in a prompt, you're going to get something different so you can't replicate this. It's actually pretty simple. You can change the aspect ratio of this one image over here. All you have to do is you're going to click on Custom Zoom. You're going to get the prompt here again. You can just highlight the aspect ratio that I've used before. Let's say I want it to be 16 by nine now because I want to change it then instead of using zoom two, we're going to use zoom one. That way we keep the image just the way it is right here. And we're going to click Submit Now It's going to give us the same exact image but in a different aspect ratio. Just like we asked for these prompts, they do take a bit longer. The zoom out and the change of aspect ratios, they take a little bit longer. It's completely normal. If that happens to you, don't be worried it's completely normal. This one took me quite a while to load. It's okay. Now, once this is done, we can can tell that the aspect ratio is no different. So any image that you have, if you want to use it somewhere else for a different aspect ratio and you don't want to change it at all, you want to keep it the same thing. No problem. We can do that as well. So just just make sure that you click on custom zoom and change your aspect ratio. Make sure that you keep to Zo 11 if you want to keep the exact same angle that we already have. Our image is already almost done. And here it is. A completely different aspect ratio. As you can see, it created the borders that we didn't have before. And the image is now ready for let's say a Facebook post or an in second post. Right? Really cool. As always, I'm going to upscale one of these so we can see the fold thing. I'm going to go, let's go with the first one. I like the first one. Let's press one, and it should be done very fast. Here we go. Our image is upscaled. Now remember to save the image. Right click, Save. Image chose your folder, and press Save. Now I'm going to open this really fast so you can see how it looks. Here we go. We have our image over here completely ready for our horizontal feed post. Or if you wanted to keep the first version of it, you can use it as a Tiktonktumbnail. I just wanted to show you that the program is really flexible with what you can do. If you change your mind halfway through and want to post it on a different platform, that's cool. Or if you want to post it in multiple platforms with different ratios, that's also cool. Just keep it up in mind, you explore every single feature. I hope you guys enjoy this class and I'll see you in the next one. 14. Midjourney for YouTube video thumbnails: Welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing course. And today we are going to be doing some Youtube things. So if you remember our PDF over here, the thumbnail is 12 80 pixels by 720 pixels. But like I said, all you have to worry about is the Aspen ratio. What is it, 16 by nine? We've done this before, we used this using before. It'll be easy the theme that I'm going to use for today, since we're on Youtube, Let's say that maybe we have a Youtube channel to talk about movies. We'd like to talk about comic book movies, superhero stuff, or maybe just comic books in general. To prompt, going to use will be comic book style drawing of Batman standing on top of a building. I want it to be in the rain. I want a night time setting. I want the moon in the background in an overall dramatic mood. Like I said, aspect ratio that we'll be using will be 16 by nine. Very different our style here that we're going forward. Let's see if we can get it done. Let's go to our discourse server. We're going to type slash, imagine Paste the prompt to control the, make sure that everything looks okay. And press Enter at the same time. I'm going to make another prompt, but I'm going to ask for a different style here. We're going to try digital drawing, a Batman. You always want as much variations on the art style as possible, so that way you can just take a look at everything and see what you like the most. Once you see we're done, I'm going to show it to you and we can compare them and pick out which one is our favorite. So our drawings are now done. This would be the digital drawing that we asked for, and it does look like we got what we wanted here. I really like the composition of this shot. I think it's more visible that he is indeed standing on top of a building. So I like this one. I think we're going to go with this one on this bench. But then on our book drawing, it doesn't really look like a Como, right? This one maybe a little bit more. It looks a little bit more two D, but these ones, they look a lot similar to these, right? They look a lot more digital. They don't have the comic book kind of feel that we're going for. So Well then we can try again. That's completely fine. What can we do? We can change the prompt or we can just reload. Maybe it was just a small problem that happened. So number one thing that we're going to try is just reload in males doing that. Let's rewrite the prompt and see if we can get it to work. Pace your prompt again, let's enforce the fact that we want it to look like a classic comic book. I'm going to say two D. I want it to be two D, maybe. Let me think. Let's call it a vintage comic book drawing, that way it doesn't look as modern as what we got here. Maybe we can reinforce that idea to Journey. Let's press Enter and is now on the way. So this is our reload that we ordered again. Now really looking like the comic book, right? This one maybe looks more like a two D drawing that we wanted to go for, but could be better. I think we're going to wait for the rendition that we just type over here. Once we get this done, I can show it to you. Okay, so there is a little bit of an upgrade here. This one looks a lot more drawn in the shadows. They look a lot more like pencil like marker made shadows than just digital. This one as well looks a lot more like a drawing to me made by hand. So we did get a little bit better here. Let's upscale this fourth one. I think this one has potential, so I'm going to pick this one out, and then let's go back to the digital drawing. These ones were always pretty good since the beginning, so I'm going to also like this fourth one. Let's upscale this one as well. Here you go. Yeah, this one is definitely a drawing. This one definitely feels a lot more like a drawing than the other ones. If you go back here and try to compare it 100% right? This one looks a lot more like a three D model compared to this one. This one actually looks a lot more like the drawing that we wanted to go for, right? So really, really cool, Awesome. You can see the raindrops, you can even see the raindrops falling on his cape. Isn't that just insane? Really cool. This one as well, same thing. We can see all the rain drops that he wanted, the moon in the background. You can really see that he is indeed staying on top of a building. So really, really cool. I'm going to save these images again. Right click, save image, save it on your folder. Same thing for this, easy save. And then I'm going to open this up so you can see. So here's the first one, really cool, let me zoom in for you. Perfect. Really awesome. And then the second one as well, I'm going to zoom in perfect. Man, I mean, can you imagine how long this would take for you to actually draw? I'll tell you it will take me hours and hours. Really cool. Again, this is a Youtube dominio that we want, right? So we would normally maybe want some text on top of this picture, right? Again, you would go to Canada, the website that we've used previously, multiple times. It is completely free, super easy to use. We would just pick any template of text that you want, put it on top, and then just write the title of your video. I hope you enjoy this video. I hope it was easier to understand, easier to follow. And I'll see you on the next class. 15. Midjourney for the YouTube Channel banner: Hello everybody. Welcome back to our Mid Journey marketing course. And today we're going to make your Youtube banner. If you can take a look at our resolution PDF, this is our banner. We can use the 16 by nine aspect ratio, but today we're going to have to make something different and I'll tell you why. As you can see right here, this is the visible area on all devices, that means on your cell phone or on your TV screen. This is the area that every single person will be able to see on a computer. It will be somewhere in the middle between the TV size and the cell phone size, which is the smallest one. Each platform has their own different size here, but this is visible to everyone. Obviously, this is going to be where you want to put the most important information of your banner. The text that you want to put. It has to be here. If you want your, if you have a really special important picture that you want to put in your banner, you want it to be visible on this part of the screen, so that way everybody can take a look. So how can we do that? How can we make sure that our image is in the middle of the banner? Well, we have actually kind of done that before. And I'll show you over here really fast. If you remember correctly, we have done the zoom out technique on this picture over here. Now basically what we had to do is just generate an image and then zoom out a couple of times until the image is dead center on the picture. You'll see what I'm talking about once we actually get to doing it. What prompt are we going to use today? Let me show you. Here it is. I have my full prompt here and I'm not going to use any specific R styles. I want it to be more realistic. I want a closer picture of a 30 year old man, and I wanted to be in a fancy suit. I want his arms crossed. He's looking at the camera with a smile, in a confident posture. In terms of lighting, I want just a smooth daytime lighting, nothing too crazy. And I want a building in the background, obviously, more of a business Youtube channel. And then the aspect ratio again, 16 by nine. We're just going to use a couple of zoom outs and go from there. Let's copy the prompt and take this to Discord. Here we are, You're going to type slash, imagine Paste the prompt, make sure everything looks okay. And press Enter. Once this is done, we can pick out the best version and start our zooming out. And you'll see exactly what I'm talking about. Here it is. Our image is done and as you can see, it is exactly what we asked for. Really cool. Now here, if you didn't exactly get what you wanted out of your prompt, this is where you would maybe reload or maybe change the prompt around a little bit. But since we got pretty much what we asked for exactly, I'm going to keep it this way now. First I'm going to pick one of these. I think I'm going to go with the second one and upscale this second one. That would mean you to, Let's upscale this image really fast. Here it is. Now here's where we start the zooming out process of things. I'm going to zoom out the max value first. We're going to use zoom out two times. Then like I said, the zoom out sometimes might take a little bit longer than your average prompt. Don't be worried, it's completely normal. Once the zoom is done, I will get back to you and we can see how it looks. Here is our first zoom is now done, and as you can see, it gives you four variations, but they all pretty much look the same. It's just expanding the environment around our subject. I think in this case, it doesn't really matter what you upscale or not. This one, as you can see, has a little bit more reflections on the windows, but that's pretty much it. I'm just going to upscale. The second one doesn't really matter all that much. Here we go. Then we would zoom out one more time. Then I would say that around the second or third zoom, it should be enough to fit the area that we want it to fit. But then it's obviously just personal preference. If you want to zoom, just keep it there. You can keep it there after the third zoom. I'm going to zoom out one or two more times just so you can see that you can indeed do it. You can also see how it would look after a while you lose the focus on your subject. So I don't recommend doing it too much. But yeah, it's obviously all comes down to personal preference and how you prefer it to look like. Once this is done, we can zoom out one more time. Here it is. This is our second zoom. Again, not much difference in the environment around the subject. The buildings do become a little bit different. I suppose you just pick your favorite here. I'm going to go with the fourth one. We can upscale this so we can take a closer look. Here it is, our upscale image. And as you can see, it is a lot further than what we started with. I'm going to do one more final zoom if your picture already looks good this way. If you think this is fine for you, we would stop here. I think it looks normally good on the second and third zoom anyway, so that will be completely fine. But I'm just going to do it a couple more times so that way you can see how it looks and that you can really indeed do it. I'm going to do around one or two more zoom out and I'm going to use the 1.5 instead. Let's do that. Here it is. I zoomed out a total of two more times. This is our third zoom. This still looks pretty decent. I think it still use this very well. Then here's our fourth zoom over here. This is where you start losing a little bit of focus on your subject and the edges of the picture become a lot darker. This is around the area where you probably need to stop zooming out. I would definitely pick the third or second zoom. I think those definitely look the best to me. I'm going to save these real quick just so we can get an even closer look again. You just want to right click and press Save Image, and then choose where you want to save this on your computer. Let me open this for you really quick. Okay guys, so here I have an example for you. I can show you how it would actually look in your Youtube channel. I have this Photoshop file that shows you the guidelines that I showed you earlier on the PDF. So here we can actually put this to use. This is going to be in the download section of the course. You can get your hands on this and take a look yourself, but here are the guidelines that we're talking about. This is the full size. Our picture is going to be this area will be in tablets and in this area will be in mobiles and desktops. This area is named desktop, but it's actually, this is the TV size. So we would only really see the full side if you're on your TV, which is not as often as like people are on their phones, right? So here I have our two pictures that we got at the end. So this is the one that we zoomed out the most, and as you can see, is actually zoomed in pretty well. This is the area that everybody will see no matter what we got our subject on the very middle. So it looks very good. Just make sure that you scale your images to the size of the canvavas here so you can have the actual full size. So not bad, this is the most zoomed out image that we had, and it's right in the middle. And then the other picture that we got, it was like one zoom before that, also. Pretty good. So we have this and then we have this. You know, it's really up to your own choice. We got both of them right in the middle of the manner, so we did what we wanted to do. And now I'm just going to put some text on the sides over here. So just so you can see what the final product might look like for you. I'm not going to put too much work into it just for the sake of it being an example, but I'm just going to slap some text here and I'll show you when it is done. Here we go. This is a very simple example, obviously, of how it's going to look. You might want to change the text color or the font, but I just did this very quick to see. You see how we would normally place your text here. You would put your channel name videos every week. For example, as a phrase that you want to put in your banner here, maybe you would put the name of your social media so your followers can see where else they can find you in. Very simple, you don't have to think about it too much. This is just a fast example that I put up here for you to take a look. Yeah, not too bad. Very, very easy to do. I hope you guys understood everything. I hope the lesson was clear enough for you, and I'll see you in the next class. 16. Midjourney Basic Commands: Welcome back everybody, into our mid journey marketing course. And today will be a very simple, very laid back class where I just get to explain to you a couple of commands that maybe I glossed over or I talked about it too fast. So that way you can have a better idea of how mid journey commands work. By commands, I mean all these buttons that we get at the end of our prompt, and I'll tell you what all of them do, you're probably pretty familiar with these buttons over here and I'm going to explain them very quickly. It is basically upscaling whatever image you pick over here will get upscaled and you will get the full version of that picture. The way they are numbered is 123.41 23.4 correspond to these images. The V button also is numbered in the same exact way, but what they do is they create variations of a certain image. Now let's say I really like the second image over here, but I would like a couple of variations of that picture. Well, I would click on the V two button and then it will create four more variations for me of that exact picture. And as you can see, it is being done right now. As we speak, these buttons are all very simple. Then this last one is the reload button, which will just give you a brand new set of four variations of your prompt. So in case you don't like any of the variations at all, you just click on this button over here. Now once our variation is done, we can take a look at the rest of the buttons below our picture. And there we go see we've got four variations of that one picture. You can see the background looks about the same in all of them. And the clothes that the character is wearing is also very similar because we just created a variation of one image. Now I'm just going to upscale one of them so we can take a look at the rest of the buttons. And here we have them. What do all these buttons do? There is a very strong button, and what this does is very similar to this button over here, where it will create a variation of this image. But if you click on the variation strong, it will make a very strong variation. The picture will be very different from this one. If you click subtle, it'll be a subtle variation. It will change only a couple of things, very small things, and you won't see a really big difference if you click the very region. This is actually a very cool feature as well. I'm going to click this on for you so you can take a look. What this does is that you can select a certain area of your picture to be regenerated. You're going to click on the Lasso tool over here. That way you can see I'm going to outline the face of the character just like so. Just make sure you're holding your mouse button. Now, if I were to click Submit, the only area that will be regenerated again would be his face. If I did it on his body, it will only be his body if there's a certain aspect of the image that you don't like. But everything else looks fine. You can use this feature over here. Let's press Submit. Let's see what my journey will do. What different face are we going to get once that is done? And it should be pretty fast because you only selected a small area of the picture. I'm going to show you what we got. There. You have it. It generated four more images, but the only thing that these images have that is different is the face and the facial expression. Very useful tool to keep in mind of when you're making your images. Now what do these other buttons do? There's upscale two times, which I'm going to click on this so you can see what that looks like. Up scales are normally, they don't take too long. Let's see what we get here. As you can see, it's just a bigger upscaled version of our image is the same thing for upscale four times. I'm not going to click on this because this is where it starts taking a little bit long for images to be generated. It's basically just a bigger upscale the zoom out feature we have used before. Basically what it does is it will zoom out your picture. Let's say in our case over here, his head is a little bit too close to the edge of the image. If I were to click Zoom out 1.5 times, it will zoom out the picture a little bit for me and he will be a little bit more towards the center of the image. Once this is done, you can see exactly what I'm talking about. Here we go. As you can see, the images are zoomed out a little bit more, right? His head is a little bit more towards the center of the image, right here. It was super close to the edge of our picture. And it will give you, as well as always, four variations where the room looks different, right? So very simple, a two time zoom would be basically just a bigger zoom. Now the third kind of zoom is the custom zoom, where if you click this, you'll get access to your prompt again and you can type in on the zoom two instead of zoom two, you can type in whatever number you would like. Another cool thing about this area over here is that you get access to your full prompt again. Which means that you can change anything about this prompt if you would like to. You could type something brand new or you could delete something and put something else in its place. You basically just get another shot of reconstructing your prompt and also obviously making your custom zoom amount. What else do we have after custom zoom? We have make square, which is another image that I'm going to press this over here so you can see what it does as you can see as our image is already almost done. It basically just makes the picture a simple square, right? If your current resolution, your current aspect ratio is not a perfect square, as you can see, it is not a perfect square. Once you press that button, it is now a perfect square. Again, that's that. We also have these arrows over here. So let's test them out. Let's see what they do. I'm going to press the right button, the right arrow, and let's see what that will do to our image. As you can see, as it's being generated. You can already see what that did. Well, it basically pushes your subject, your main subject, towards wherever arrow that you clicked. If you click up, it will go up. If you click down, you go down right is right, and left is left. If you want to change the composition of your image, that is where you would go. The last couple of buttons over here is the favorite button. Over here you can press and then it will be saved as one of your favorites. You have Susully Job with her eyes. Very cool. Then the last one is another way of seeing your image, which is on the web, is on your browser. Let's click this and see where we go. Visit site. Here we are. We are now on the Mid journey Website is basically just another way of seeing your image. If you go to the main page, I mean you go on my images, this is where you see every single image that you've ever generated in case this account over here is another Discord account that I have where you can see I generated a lot of other things here too. This is where you would see your entire gallery. If you want to go back to an image that was done very long time ago, this is where you would go. This is also over here is where you can see the kind of plans that you can have for my journey as well. Everything that's plan based, if you want to pay for my journey, this is where you want to go. Yeah, just a couple of things that I wanted to let you guys know of. I hope you understood everything. I hope you found this lesson useful and I will see you on the next class. 17. Transform any image into a Cartoon: Welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing course. And today I'm going to teach you how to transform a real person into a cartoon character. And you'll see that it's actually not too hard. So first of all, you're going to want to find a model for the transformation. That could be a picture of yourself, a picture of your friend, a picture of religious. Anybody In our case, I'm going to be, in my case, I'm going to be using the picture of a famous actor. Just so we can get started. First, you need to upload that picture that you have into discord. You need to send it on this chat right here. There are a few ways of doing that. After you have your image saved, you can press on the plus button and click upload file. Or you can just double click the plus button and it'll open up your files. Or you can actually just go to your files and just simply drag in your picture. I'm going to do that and drag it in over here and press Enter. And there we go, we have our picture of Ryan Reynolds. Now what you want to do is first of all make sure that you were on the Discord application. You need to have that downloaded. Because what we're going to do is we're going to right click this and click on Copy Link, which is a feature that is not available on the browser version of Discord. If you right click it, you will not see this option. You need to do this on the Discord application. If we're going to click copy, link, then to transform this into something else, we are going to press Imagine, then you're going to paste the link that you just copied. Then press Space. And then here is where we're going to type what we want it to become. In our case, we want to turn it into a cartoon style character. I'm going to put Pixar style. Why not? Then we're going to, if you want a specific aspect ratio like I do, I'm going to do AR 16 by nine. Otherwise you just get the default size which is also fine. So once you have everything typed out, just press Enter and then our image will be generated. Once this is done, we can take a look at how our cartoon character is going to be like. Here it is. Our image is now generated. And as you can see, Ryan Reynolds has now been turned into a cartoon. Now, for some reason, we got a lot of background characters in all of these, which is just something that happens, sometimes it is completely at random. But we did get the result we wanted. Here, you can see it does indeed resemble a Pixar cartoon character. But again, we are getting these background characters here which we do not want. Let's try to change our prompt and see if we can maybe specify that we just want only one character to be displayed here. We're going to do slash, Imagine again, paste our link. And maybe instead of just typing cartoon Pixar style, maybe I'll type as a cartoon, let's say, a Pixar character. Now what I'm saying is basically, I want this picture as a cartoon character, and pretty much nothing else. I want this picture as a cartoon character. And that is it. We're going to do that. And then just put the aspect ratio again, 16 by nine. Let's see if that makes any difference. It might do, it, might not do it. It's all about trial and error. Let's press Enter and see how that will look like. Here we go, our pictures are done. And again, we did resemble the pan cartoon style that we wanted. It is Progress. Now two pictures don't have background characters in them. This one still has this little guy over here, and this one has a face in the background. But we got two of them. Well, we don't already counts as progress. Now, another thing that I've seen that happens quite a lot of times actually, when you ask the program to make a cartoon character, is that it will add glasses to them for some reason we want to remove that. That does happen a lot at the time. How do we do that? So I've talked about negative props before and I'll show you how we can do that in mid journey. So let's just copy this prop that we have over here, type slash. Imagine we're going to press control V. Here we are basically to add negative prompts. All you want to type is the same thing is the aspect ratio slash. Then you're going to type no. Then whatever type after this will be a negative prompt. Let's type glasses. We do not want glasses in our character. Reynolds does not wear glasses in our pictures, so we do not want it in here as well. Let's press Enter and try that as well, and see what we can get. So here we go. We now got rid of the glasses. This one does not have a background character. This one also does not. It looks a little bit weird. This one has a giant thing, maybe whale, in the background also looks like he's riding some sort of motorcycle. This one has a giant face in the background. So it's just things that will come up from time to time and it's just random. Maybe the only thing you could do is specify the background. In this case, it seems like we're getting a lot of characters in the background. Maybe we can specify that we want empty background. Let's try that. This is how the process is. You're going to type the same prompt, and you're going to keep refining it and adding more things to it so you get what you want. Let's copy this slash imagine past our prompt and then this is where we make our changes. I'm also going to do, so actually I was, what I was going to do is slash no background characters, but instead I'm just going to do this. I'm going to specify what the background is supposed to be. I'm going to say maybe he is in an empty room. Maybe we can just do empty background. That way we can just get any sort of background. I don't want to restrict ourselves just to a simple room. Let's let him figure out what the background is, but we want it to be empty. Let's press Enter and see if we can get any major differences here. And I'll show it to you once it is done. Here we go. Problem solved, right? A background is now empty. This one is just a flat background. This one seems to be an actual empty room, and we still preserve that cartoon style that we want. Here we go. You just have to keep testing and testing, changing your prompt, tweaking it a little bit every here and there, and you eventually get exactly what you want. You just need to be creative about it and just be ready to keep trying again and again. It looks very nice. I'm going to pick out my favorites here, upscale them, and download them so we can take a closer look at all of them. For this one, I think I'd like the third one. I think the background is pretty simple. There's no one in the background. We preserve the cartoon style that we wanted. So I'm going to upscale the third one. And then another one that I think I liked was this one. The third one. This one I quite like. Unfortunately, we do have the glasses that we didn't ask for, but, you know, maybe he needs glasses for reading, Who knows, right? I still really like the style. This picture, there seems to be someone in the Mack around here, but it is Burdel as much of a big deal. I really like the facial expression as well. So we're going to also upscale this then. Here it was our first try where we got a ton of characters in the background. So I'm not going to pick out any ads here. We have them both upscaled again, to save your pictures, you just have to right click and press Save Image. Now I'm going to open them for you so we can take a closer look. So here we have our picture with the glasses, and then here we have our picture without the glasses and no background characters. This was our final picture. Very, very nice. One thing that stands out for me on this image right here is the hair. I mean, look at this hair. It's absolutely flawless. You can see every single string of hair. Same thing for the beard. You can see all the little strings of hair in his beard looks really, really nice. And there's also a mix of realism, right, with the hair and the overall cartoon style that we went for. It looks really, really cool. This one as well was a final one. We got wear the glasses were the background characters very, very nice. You can see all the folds in the clothes. Looks really, really cool. I hope you understood everything. I can't wait for you to try this out for yourself and turn your own image into a cartoon character. I hope this was clear enough to understand and I'll see you in the next class. 18. Change Faces using Insight Face Swap: Welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing course. And today I'm going to show you how to face swap. To do that we're going to need a brand new bot called the inside face swap bot to add them to your discourse server. Is very similar to mid journey, in which are going to give them all the permissions to join the server, choose the server and then click Authorize. The link that you're going to need to add this bot to your server is this one over here. And I'm going to leave it in the download section of the course, so that way you can click it, give them all the permissions, and then let them in. Once you are done with that, the next step is we're going to need pictures. We're going to need two faces so we can switch them around and see what we get. But the thing about this bot is that we cannot use the face of celebrities. So if we were to use the Ryan Reynolds picture from our cartoon character class, it would not work. It will simply be the text that is celebrity and it won't let you do anything with it. So how can we fix that? What's the other option? Well, obviously you can use a picture of yourself or family, or we can use free stock photos that you can just use anywhere you want. Now, where do we get those? Well, I'll show you just a website for that. So here I am on this website called Pexels and it is absolutely free. And all these pictures that show up here are free. You can just search for anything over here and we'll give you tons and tons of options. Just keep in mind that the images that are sponsored are not free, but everything else is fair game. So in my case, I search for a man with a suit. And then, and then I think I'm going to go with this one. And then the second picture I'm going to go with is this one. I already have these images saved on my computer, but all you would do is just press download and it will just get downloaded straight to your downloads photo. Very simple. Now, once you download both the images that you want, we're going to go back to our Discord server and here we are. What do we need to do? First of all is you want to show the inside face bot what image you have. You're going to click on the plus button over here. Click on Use Apps. The first thing you want to do is click on the little picture over here. And the first command that we want to use is called save ID. What this means is that you're going to, that person, that picture that you got, you're going to give it a name and you're going to drag it over here. Let's first drag our first picture and I'm going to name this guy, his name is Nathan. Then you just press Enter and DID is saved. Now it will associate the name Nathan with that picture is now ready to be used. Now the second thing that you want to do is use the swap command so we can actually do the swapping. We're going to go back over here and swap ID. Now here we're going to put nathan like we saved. What image do we want to use for Nathan while we're going to use our second image? I'm going to drag my second image in here. We have it. We're going to use, we want to use the Nathan ID in this picture, which means we want Nathan's face to be on this picture's face. Let's press Enter, and then our image should be generated. Right now you can get the mesh saying there are 17 commands in the queue. Please wait and not resubmit, which means that you have to wait in the queue. Sometimes the que will be long, sometimes it'll be short. It just depends. Once this is all done, I'm going to come back to you and show you how our face swap looks. Here we go. We now have our face swamp. Now it actually looks pretty nice, it looks pretty genuine. Now I'm going to put the two images that we used. I'm going to just upload them to the chat so we can truly take a look and compare them. Here we go. Here is the original, here's the face that we put on top of that one. Then here is the result. Looks actually very good. Now, how would we do the opposite? What if instead of putting this guy's face onto this guy's face, what if we want to put this guy face onto this guy's face? It's very simple. You need to save them as an ID, right? We already made Nathan ID, which is this guy. We just need to do an ID for this guy. We're going to do, save ID again. And we're going to drag this image over here of this guy. Well, I guess it doesn't work if you do it straight from Discord. So I'm going to use the actual file that I downloaded and here it is. We're going to give them a name. I'm going to give them the name Tyler. Why not? Now command is saved and now Tyler is now an ID. What we want to do is go back to the swap ID. Then instead of using Nathan here, I'm going to use the Tyler ID. Then for the picture, I want to put Tyler's face upon Nathan's face. We're going to drag Nathan over here. Now, here we go. I'm going to press Enter. Command is now sent. Once this is done, you see that we're going to be doing the exact opposite. This might look a little bit complicated, but all it takes is a couple tries and you'll understand completely how it works. It's really not hard at all while this is being processed. I'm going to show you another quick commander here over here which is the list ID. This helps in case you have a lot of ID saved. At the same time, it'll just give you a list of every single saved ID that you have. In my case, I have the Nathan and I have Tyler. The current ID name is Tyler. Because of this command that we just did, very simple. It even shows you a subscription type as well. Which minus is the free one? Here it is. Our image is done and as you can see, it looks actually very good. We basically put this guy's face, in this guy's face, it actually looks very nice. You can see the hairline had a little bit of trouble here. It doesn't look too good, but overall face, facial features wise, it looks very good. Now one thing that I want to say as well to keep in mind is if you grabbed a stock image where the subject, he has glasses, then might screw up the face swapping. Unless both pictures have glasses, it might look a little bit weird. The final result might look a little bit weird. The program will look at one person that has glasses and the other doesn't. The face is going to look very weird. If you have one person with the glasses, make sure the second one also has them so it doesn't look weird. Here you go. You can see looks very nice, looks very simple. Another couple of commands that you might want to take a look at in case you are max on IDs, you don't want to add more IDs, you wanted to just delete All this will delete every single ID that you have. Or if you want to delete a specific ID, you can de ID and that will delete a single one. This is the list I just showed you. This is how to save. This is the set ID which basically sets a specific ID to the default ID. Very, very simple. Another thing that I think you can do is if you write click this and then you click on apps, you can just do this face swap from over here. So if you write click any image, click go on Apps, you can do the face swap right from over here. So it will face swap that picture with whatever image I have as my default ID currently. It's also an easier option. In case you already have an ID saved, just right click apps and then click on Swapper Easy. If that's better for you, make sure that you do. Remember that. There you go. You can see it is the same face Wap as before. But I just wanted to show you another way of doing it, a faster way of doing it. So as you can see, it's very easy. I hope you guys enjoy it. I hope the lesson was clear enough. And I'll see you on the next class. 19. The Describe command: Welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing course. And today I'm going to explain to you a brand new command that you can use when you don't have a way of describing what you want to do very well. Let's say you have an idea, a certain concept in mind of what you want to do, but you don't really know how to put it in words. You don't know how to turn it into keywords like these to describe it to mid journey. Oh, that's completely fine. We have a way of figuring out how to fix that problem. Now all you need is a certain reference image, let's say, of what you want to do, something similar to your idea. A picture of it that looks at least somewhat to what you want to do. The command that we're going to use to make that happen is called describe. What this does is that you upload that image that I talked about in mid journey. We'll analyze it and describe it for you in these prompt like terms that we use in every single one of our pictures. And it will give you multiple ideas. It will add on new concepts to that image. So it's really cool to grab your images. You can use the stock free websites that I talked about in the previous class. Pexels is a very good website for absolutely free. I already have my picture and I'm just going to drag this in. Here it is. As you can see, it's just a very simple image of a man walking down the stairs looking at his phone. There's a little building in the background, very simple, nothing too crazy. I'm just going to press Enter, and then let's see what journey gives us. This is normally pretty fast as you can see. He's already thinking, there we go. It is ready instantly. We can see that we get four prompts over here. Let's see what we got a young businessman walking down the stairs holding a smartphone in the style of gray and emerald. Hassle, bad photostic or urban scenes. Second one is a man walking some stairs. The cellphone in the style of elegant clothing, light gray and dark emerald here. Another one, the style of social media portraiture, pixel perfect, walking down the stairs, standing in front of an art building. So as you can see, it keeps the vibe of the original picture, but it adds on new things, so you can still make something original out of it. So let's try these prompts. As you can see, you don't even have to copy and paste them into slash. Imagine there's these little buttons over here where you can just make these prompts come to life immediately. So let's try those. I'd like, number one, I'm going to click Submit. As you can see, after you do click the button, you can still edit a couple of things if you want to make some changes. And I'm also going to do number four in case you don't like any of these ideas, there's the reload button. Just like in normal prompts, This is very similar to the usual prompts that we make all the time. As you can see, our image is already being processed, and once they're both done, I can get back to you and we can see what we get. Okay, now both of our images are done. So here's the first one. As you can see, it looks very cool. It changed the background a little bit and made the overall color theme of the picture gray and green, which it looks pretty cool. We still have the original idea of the man walking down the stairs holding his phone, but you get a little bit of differences between them and it looks very cool. And this one is also completely different. It completely different in terms of composition. I would say we still do have a man walking down the stairs, but this time is a different kind of shot, right? Instead of being a picture from up close, like these ones is from really far away and you have this vibrant lining in the background that kind of allows you to see his silhouette and it kind of pops really nicely. We have a really cool color scheme here of dark green and gray as well, just like in the first picture. So as you can see, it gives you a different perspective on the image that you upload first. And it gives you a multitude of different ideas to try out. And it looks really cool. If you're ever feeling like you don't really know how to put your thoughts as prompt into the bar over here, just search for someample on the Internet, something that looks at least similar to what you want to do and upload it. It won't straight up copy it. As you can see, it will clearly give you something different and original out of something that you have in mind. Cool feature, very easy to use. I hope you guys enjoy it. I hope it was clear to understand. And I'll see you in the next class. 20. How to use the command Vary (Region): Welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing course. And today we're just going to take a closer look at the very region tool that you get once you generate an image and upscale it, right? So I think I've briefly touched this before, but today we're just going to try it out on a couple of different images and see what we can get. So this tool is normally for little things in your pictures that you don't really like. And maybe you want them removed, or maybe you just want them changed and regenerated in some kind of different way. So let's say I have this image over here of our burger, or Mcdonalds burger that we've done before. But I don't like the soda cup. I just don't. Maybe I don't want it to be there. Maybe I don't like how it looks. I don't like the shape. So you click on Very Region. Once you're taken into this editor, you can use the Rectangle tool to select things like this. Or you could also use the lasso tool and just do it with your mouse like this. To unselect, just press control Z and it will undo your selection. I'm going to try to select my soda cup over here. It's going to select a little bit of the burger, but it should be fine. And here we go. This means that this part of the image right here will be regenerated completely. Let's click Submit. Let's see what journey can do without more information. So if you go down here, it's already being regenerated. And since it's a smaller part of the image, the time that it takes to be generated should be a lot less. As you can see, we can already take a look at the preview of what it's going to look like. As you can see, it looks like the cup has just gone in a couple of images. In the top two, it looks like the cup is just completely different. Let's see, here we go. As you can see now on these two bottom images, this one it seems like the cup is gone. I'm not, I'm not entirely sure. This one it seems that the cup is just like a tiny little cup. This one seems like it's a glass cup with soda instead of being a plastic cup. And this one looks like a cup with a fire coming out of it. Or maybe it's a candle. I don't know. As you can see, it's a lot easier to control your images that way. Maybe you like what you got, but it's just a certain aspect that you don't like and you don't want to make an entire different prompt or you don't want to regenerate or maybe click on the varying buttons. Just just one little thing. You want it to be removed, right? So let's select another prompt and see if we can use this tool again in some sort of different way. So I'm going to scroll up over here and find a certain prompt that maybe we can make use of. Well, you know what, Maybe I'm just going to make an entirely new prompt. Let's, I have a good idea in mind. One thing that I seems to normally get wrong is hands right. Sometimes the hands will look weird. Maybe the wrong amount of fingers or the fingers just look like they're broken. So let's try to make that happen and then try to fix it. Why not? So let's go and slash imagine and say, I want a 30 year old man playing the guitar. Then I'm going to do the AR 616 by nine. Let's just leave it at that simple prompt. I don't want anything crazy. I don't want it to take too long. Let's see what we get. And once this is done, I can get back to you. Here we go. Here is our image. Now actually seems like the hands are not too bad here. This one looks at, the hands are good. This one looks at, the hands are good. This one as well. Pretty good. But it seems like on this one we got a little bit of a mistake. As you can see, it seems like it has 123 and then one finger in the back, so a total of four fingers. This one doesn't look too good. Look, there's something wrong in there. This one actually I just realized, this one also only has four fingers. 1234. We got a little bit of a mistake. We got a cool image. But there is something about it that throws me off. I don't like it. First, let's upscale this one. Then we're going to use the tool that we just learned to maybe try and fix that very region. It's going to take me into the editor. And I'm going to use the lasso tool because it allows me to be a little bit more specific about what I want to select. And I'm going to go around a hand like this, and there we go. Now only this area will be regenerated and I'm going to press Submit. It is now being worked on. It will give you another four variations where only that area is being reworked entirely. Let's see if we can fix the hand problem over here and make it look normal. Here we have it. Our prompt is now done. Now, some of these still don't look too good. This one, it looks like he has two fingers only. This one, it looks like his fingers are just all broken apart and they're just merging into each other. This one looks almost good. It's almost there also. It looks like the fingers are just like melting into each other. So it goes to show that you're not going to get it first time, right. We have this problem before where sometimes we don't get exactly why we wanted to go for it, but this is why the redo feature is here. You can just click it and it will try again and again and again until we get what we want. Or maybe we can just specify on the prompt, It's just a tool, just a way that you can maybe try to fix things, but not everything is going to work. Another thing to keep in mind is that you can use this for any, the varied tool can be used for anything not just a subject to, maybe it's something in the background or maybe it's just the background as a whole or maybe the object. Right. If I didn't like the guitar that he's holding, I would, I would go on and select the guitar. You can use it pretty much for anything and you can try it again and again until you get it right. Here it is. We tried to the second time. It's getting better slowly but still not quite there, right? This one looks almost right, but then this part of the hand looks a little bit weird. This one also looks like it's missing just one finger from just being good. It has all the fingers but they're all in broken. This one as well. They look all really weird. So maybe, you know what, Maybe the problem is just that we're not selecting it, right. Maybe our selection went too big or maybe it's too small and it's just not quite working out for us. So let's try that again. And I'm not going to stop until I get this picture right because I want to show you the entire process. So maybe we're just not getting exactly the selection might. So let's try this again. Let's keep the selection a little bit tighter. I'm going to use the lasso, select this, try to keep it tight. And there we go. I don't want to select too much outside of the hand. Or maybe we could do the whole arm. Maybe that's the case. What you want to do? I'm going to try to just keep it tight, keep it small. Press Submit, and let's see what we get this time around. Here we have it. We have our regenerated version of our hands. Now this, it looks almost there. The thumb, I think, looks a little bit weird, but the rest of the hand is fine. I think this one might be passable. Maybe not as much. This one, not as much. This one, it looks a little bit passable. The thumb isn't showing, but I'm assuming it's because it's behind the hand, behind the guitar handle over here. This one also might be passable. And, you know, this type of experience just goes to show that you're not going to get exactly what you want first time around and that's fine. Don't feel frustrated, that's just part of the workflow. You know, you're not going to get exactly what you want always. And sometimes you just have to regenerate it and generate it again. And, you know, use the vary tool, reselect it entirely. Change the prompt, It's part of the workflow. You know, you can't always get exactly what you want. And sometimes you just have to keep building upon your image slowly. So I hope this was a good class. I hope you guys enjoyed the lesson overall, I hope it was easy to follow. And I'll see you in the next class. 21. Free image generation with BlueWillow: Welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing course. And today we are going to use another alternative to mid journey, which is called the blue willow. This program is also completely free. Um, so don't worry about subscription. The suppression does have its bonuses, but you can use it for completely free. As you can see, it's pretty simple to use. You just enter Prompt and click Generate at a discourse server in case you want to join that as well. But I'm just going to use the website as it is easier for the video. Now, prompt wise, just like the other videos, I'm going to use a prompt that we have already seen in use by my journey so we can compare the two images at the end. Let's go back to our discord server so we can pick an image here. I'm going to go with the airplane painting that we did before with the watercolor style. So I'm just going to copy this prompt. And I'm not going to include the aspect ratio because I just wanted to be on the default. So I'm just going to copy this and take it to Blue Willow. So I'm just going to paste my prompt with control V and click on Generate Art Work. Now our image is now being generated. Once you get in here, you will see that you'll get a pop up telling you to sign in to the website. Now, I'm already signed in, so it didn't give me anything. But you just see quick pop up asking you to sign in through Google or Discord or Facebook. Just make sure you do that correctly and you should be here. And as you can see, the Promp was done very, very fast. There are also a couple of previous attempts that I have done before over here. This one doesn't look quite right. I don't think it doesn't quite look like a plane. Maybe it's a plane from behind. I'm not sure what's going on here. The second one over here as well had a third wing that I didn't really like, which is why I decided to do it again. And then this one was the first one. This one actually ended up looking pretty cool, pretty decent. The plane looks very accurate, but overall, we got the sign that we wanted in all three of them. On all three of them, we have the water color effect that we wanted. We have the sunset as well. The vibrant colors are all present. It's just a matter of using a prompt a couple of times until you get exactly what you want. As you can see, this one doesn't really look like a plane and this one has a third wing. It happens, we have run into this before. You just have to change the prompt or maybe do it again and eventually you will get what you want. Now as for the settings around the website over here, I'm going to explain to you very quickly. On the right over here you have the image dimensions, which is also known as aspect ratios, but here they are in pixels instead. Then here you have quality details. You can say it's low, medium, or high. Here the number of images that you want to be generated at once. The maximum is four, just like in mid journey. On the left, you have the model. I chose blue willow V four which is the latest blue willow model. We have our prompt and our negative prompts, which I have explained before. Basically what they mean is just things that you don't want to be in your picture. In my case, that is night trees and dust. They basically will not be in my picture at all in any way. Now that our images are done, I'm going to download all of them so you can take a closer look. And in this case, to do that you want to hover over the image. Click on the three dots and press download. So I'm just going to do that to all three. And once I'm done with that, I'm going to show you how they look. Fully zoomed in here they are. All three of them right next to each other. Like I said, some of these don't look quite right. But we ended up reaching a good version of what we wanted over here. Just to make a comparison, I'm going to select our Journey Picture. Here it is. You can take a look at the difference between both of them. The major difference is obviously the aspect ratio. This one is 16 by nine. While these pictures were generated with the default size in mind, not too bad. I think it looks pretty good. One thing to keep in mind about will as well is that they have a similarity with Leonardo where you are using credits and you have a limit to the amount of images that you generate. Very easy to use. I hope you guys understood everything and I'll see you in the next class. 22. Free image generation with Leonardo: So welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing course. And today we're actually not going to use mid journey. Today I'm going to show you an alternate AI that you can use for image generation. In case you are feeling a little bit curious, you want to try something new, look at what other options you have. And what we're going to use is called Leonardo Do. This is another free website that you can sign up for absolute free. The only thing that you need to be aware of is that you have credits and these will refresh after a certain period of time. You only have a certain amount of prompts that you can use at a time. You can't just generate things infinitely unless you want to upgrade your subscription, in which case you would get more credits. First things first. You can see there are lots of things on our screen here. Lots of cool features in Leonardo as you can see. For example, Live Canvas which is still in beta, which is something like where you draw. And then the AI turns it into something realistic. Really cool. You have motion where you can make videos coming soon. So really lots of things to explore here. If you scroll down, you can see all the kinds of images that people have gotten out of Leonardo. As you can see, the results are just as good, if not sometimes even better than majority. So all these look really, really great. If you want to see what prompt the person used to get their image, you can just click on it. There you go. You can see on Prot they used really awesome, lots of things to explore. But if you're brand new way you want to look at will be on your left of your screen you can see fine tuned models. What each one of these models mean is that basically there are different styles. If you want something that looks photo realistic, you're going to go for the photo real model, something that looks like an RPG. There's the RPG model, anime. You have an Anime model, Three D animation, you have a three D animation model. You have vintage style photography. You have pixel art. You have chest armor, you have isometric fantasy. So lots of things that you can make here, cute animal characters. So basically anything that you want you can make here in multiple styles. So our front prompt, we want to make a comparison to mid journey and see what mid journey does with the prompt and what Leonardo does for the same prompt. So let's grab a prompt that we have used before. We're going to go to our discourse server. Here we are. I'm going to use the prompt that we used last class of the photorealistic 30 year old man. Let's just grab this and see what we can make with a different AI. And the same prompt over here, like I said, we're going for a photo realistic image. We're picking the photo real model. We're going to click on this and click Generate with this model. Now here we are. There are lots of things to explore here. Here I already pasted the prompt. This is where you write down your prompt on the top of your screen. Over here, the settings that you want to mass with the most will be on your left over here. First of all, we have the number of images. This is basically the variations that we get from Journey. So do you want one picture? 234 up to eight? I'm going to keep it at four just so we can have some similarity with Journey. Then you have a couple of buttons over here as well. So you have the photo O button, which you probably know what that means, You want the picture to be photo realistic. But as you can see, some of these do take a subscription. You need a subscription to use a couple of these. We have prompt magic, for example, which what this basically means is if you turn this on, you're giving the eye more freedom to do what it wants. And it would ignore a little bit of your prompt. So it is kind of up to, you know, if you turn this on, your variations are going to be more, they're going to be a lot different from each other. So I'm going to turn this off for the public images. You have to keep this on because we do not have the subscription. Here is also where you control image dimensions, which is where the aspect ratio comes in. You can choose a certain aspect ratio, just like we do in image journey, if you click on this button over here, or you can choose the amount of pixels, or you can even use this slider. If you want a specific amount of pixels, you can just use the slider. We're going to keep it one to one, which is the basic. Yeah, the more you explore these settings, the better it is. I recommend you to use different kinds of settings every time you put down a prompt so we can learn as much as possible. Back over here we have the model that we want to use. We already picked that. Let's just press to generate, and as you can see, next to Generate is the amount of tokens that we're going to use. We're using 12 with this current prompt out of 150, so we still have U. A lot more prompts to go. Let's click Generate. And let's see what Leonardo makes with the same prompt that we already gave to Journey. And then we can compare both pictures. Here we go, our images done. This was actually a lot faster than journey as well. As you can see, they don't look half bad. They look pretty good. The eyes look a little bit weird on this one now. The eyes look a lot better, not too bad. Let's take a look at this image right here. Let's compare it to the one that we got in mid journey. This is the one that we ended up with in mid journey. And this is the variations that we got as first as well as you can see, not the biggest difference at all. There's very little difference in between these images. If you want to use Leonardo, you pretty much aren't missing out on too much. It's definitely a tool to take into consideration. Now let's take a look at the other models that we can use so we can see what other kinds of things that we can make. I'm going to go with Dream Shaper, and as you can see it looks very similar to digital art. Let's go with this and click Generate with this model. Once again, we're going to use a prompt that we use in mid journey so we can compare both images. What prompt am I going to choose? I'm going to go with the Batman prompt that we use for our Youtube thumbnails. I'm going to copy this over here. We don't have to copy the AR command because we can already choose that in the options to our left. So we're going to just copy this. Paste it over here. Here we go. I want four variations just like we just did. I don't want it to be photoreal. I don't. Too much realism. Let's start on prop magic and see what we get. Let's turn this up a little bit more. I'm going to turn it up to about, let's say 0.55 hit save. I'm going to keep the aspect ratio the same, Let's put the one to one, so I think we are ready to go. Let's generate our image. We are now using eight credits. So let's see what we can get out of this one. Here we go. Our images are done, and as you can see, we got exactly what we wanted. It looks a lot more like a comic book. This model actually got to the comic book style that we wanted, a lot faster than the journey. We had to change the prompt around, if you remember to get the comic book look that we wanted to go for here. It got that straight away. There's a couple of the looks to be messed up a little bit, but overall it got the style that we wanted a lot faster because we're using a dedicated model for these kinds of images. So here's what we got in mid journey, I mean, Leonhardo, sorry. And then here is what we got in mid journey. So this took actually a while. We had to change the prompt a little bit and reload and reload because it wasn't quite getting what we wanted. It was looking a little bit too photo realistic and we wanted a little bit more two D, so we had to actually change the prompt a little bit. Yeah, having models dedicated to these kinds of things certainly does help a lot. There's lots and lots of models that you can play around with, lots of things to learn. And if you did enjoy what you saw here, feel free to explore and try out all the features. So yeah, I hope you enjoy this class. I hope everything was clear enough to understand and I'll see you in the next class. 23. Free image generation with Stable Diffusion: And welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing course. And today we have another example of another AI that you can use to generate images. Today's example is stable diffusion online. Now the website is just called Tab Fusion on Web, so it's right over here. And to generate our images, you're going to collect on a free image generator. And here it is. You don't have to make an account, We can just use this for free and type in our prompt. Now I also want to make a comparison to mid journey. So we're going to use a prompt we already used in mid journey. So let's go to our discourse service so we can see what we want to use. So what I want to use today is I'm going to use the burger image that we used on a realistic image class. So I'm just going to copy this prompt over here. We're going to take it to a stable diffusion. Here it is. There's a couple of advanced options here that you can take a look. I'm just going to paste my prompt to here first. Then on Advanced Options, there's a couple of things that we can do. There's negative prompts. Negative prompts mean it's basically things that you don't want to be in your image. Let's say you are making a picture of a person on the beach, but you don't want a crowd in the background. You don't want anyone else in the picture. Only the closer picture of the person that you're going for. Then if you write it over here, it's basically what you don't want to be in the image. So let's say you make your first image and then something you don't like, you can try it again and put a negative prompt of the thing you don't want in the picture. It's a very cool feature. I believe Leonardo also does have that. Yeah, very cool thing that you can play around with if you want. But for this example, we're just going to keep it simple. We also have the styles over here. I'm using cinematic Default, but as you can see, there's tons of things that you can go for. Some of these we already have done as well. There's anime comic work, which is something that we also tried before. Craft clay, digital art, we've done that too. Fantasy art, isometric line art, neon punk, tons and tons of things for you to try out over here for our burger. However, I want to just keep it realistic. So we're going to do it on cinematic default, and once everything looks okay to you, you're going to clean and generate. And then our image is going to start to process. And once this is done, we can take a look at how it looks like. So here we go, our image is now done. One thing to keep note of is that this model is a little bit slower than mid journey. And Leonardo, if your image starts taking really long, don't worry about it. It's pretty normal for this model, but as you can see, we've got a pretty good image. It looks like the background is indeed a Mcdonald's restaurant. We got our burger over here. Very, very nice. It looks pretty real. Our realistic prompts did indeed work. Maybe the logo here, because it's a little bit of work. You can see that the Mcdonald's logo confused, but overall looks pretty good. Just another model that I wanted to show you that you can use for free in case you want to try some other things out. As you can see, it looks very good just to compare to what we got from a journey here. It is just minor differences, right? The background is definitely different. The table is not made out of glass. Just a couple of things, but that's just nothing too crazy to worry about. Yeah, I hope you've enjoyed this class. Feel free to play around with the prompt and stable diffusion and I'll see you in the next class. 24. Free Images with Dall e 3: Welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing chorus. And today I'm going to show you another AI that you can use to generate images. And today's AI is called Dolly Three. It was made by open AI, the same people that made chat GPT. So that's how you know this AI is going to be pretty good. If you want to take a look at the research paper, you can click on this button over here and you will get tons and tons of information about the AI. You can see the kind of images that we can make here as well. These look incredible. Now I got a free way for you to use Dolly three, and that is on a different website. And this website is called Bing.com slash Create. Here you can make images using the Dolly Three model for free. But the first thing you're going to have to do is sign in into your account. Or if you don't have a Microsoft account, you have to make a Microsoft account. And once that is done, you should be on the same page here as I am. And if you scroll down, you can see the kind of images that are being made. Really, really cool stuff. Now, once you sign in, one thing that you want to be aware of is these booster coins. These boosters basically make it so your prompt gets generated faster and you only have a specific amount of boosters for a day. As you can see, I have 15 boosters for today and these boots get updated weekly. Keep in mind when you're generating images, keep in mind how many boosters you have. Otherwise, a couple of images could take from hours to minutes. It is a very long range of time. How do we get our images generated? Well, it was very simple. We just want to type it on this bar over here. Let's say we want a picture of a cute cat on a couch. Let's then you would press Create. As you can see, our image is now being created by AI. As this is being created, you would get tips like this as well. Tip at media types like watercolor. I'll try a cowboy riding a horse in space, watercolor. But we already knew that one. But as you can see, our images was now generated, made it looks awesome. Looks really, really cute. We get four variations of our picture, just like Journey and a couple of other AIs that we saw before as well. If you really like one of these images, you can just click on them. You have the option to share them, to save them, to download them, customize them. Very cool. And as you can see, our image looks amazing. You can see all the details in the fur of the cat. You can see the couch. You can see the room in the background. Yeah, really, really cool. I'm going to download this image over here so we can take a closer look. And I'll open it for you. Here is our image really, really nice. You can zoom in a line here and you can see all of the details, all the little hairs on the cat. And it looks really, really cool. Very simple. Very short class today. I hope you guys understood everything. I hope it was clear enough for you. And I'll see you on the next class. 25. MS Designer: Welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing course. And here, this video is basically going to be the second part to our Microsoft being image generator that we used for dolly three. We wanted to use Do three and we use this website to use it for free. This is basically the second part. Once you have your image done, you should come up with a screen like this. You should get all the variations. You should click on whatever image you think looks the best. And this is what you're going to get s, this is what it should look like. Now obviously you already have the option to download it, to save it, to share it, but I didn't show you last time, is a customized button. Now if you click on this, you are basically going to stumble upon a editor program kind of like Canva is very similar to Canva. But obviously Canva came out a long time ago compared to this. And I'm going to show you the basics of how this works. And as you can see, you're going to be taken to the editor over here and on the right, it already gives me multiple ideas based on the kind of picture that I have. So as you can see, there's a couple of templates over here. This one looks like it's a photograph, right? This one looks like it's a profile picture. This one also looks like a photograph. This one also looks like a photograph. So really cool because this image does look like a picture, right? It looks like like the owner of the dog took the picture in the park. So it kind of just gives you ideas based on what you already have as your picture. And then on the left, kind of like Canada as well, You can see that we have templates that we can also use and just change things around if you want to really cool, you can really see the similarities in here. If you want to drag in your own media, you would go over here and use your own pictures that you download it somewhere. We have visuals where you can put in basically stickers or shapes to your image. We have texts where you can add a heading, and there's also just templates for texts as well, so very, very similar. This isn't that hard at all to use. You have color schemes as well over here. Really cool stuff. Let's say I want to go with the picture. I like this one over here. If you want to change the placement of the picture, you can just drag it around like this, but I'm just going to keep it the same. If you want to undo an action that you didn't mean to do, just press control Z, and then it should undo your last action. I'm going to put in some text, let's say. I'm going to pick a template over here, what fits. I'm just going to use this first one just to keep things simple over here. I'm going to drag this onto our picture. And as you can see, even DUI, it's really similar to what we've used previously in the course. First of all, I'm going to select the entire text, and I'm going to change the color because I don't think it's really legible with this color. I'm going to make it white and I'm going to write something new, let's say. What do we want to write for our picture of a dog? Let's say we just want to write a day in the park. Then as you can see, oops, was no longer fully in the picture anymore. You can do is you can extend the tax box that way you can make it fit perfectly. I'm going to center this a little bit better. Here we go. We have our day in the park picture ready to go. Another couple of features you have here is, for example, the rewrite feature. You can select your text and if you click on rewrite, it will generate a alternate heading for you to use an alternate See strolling around the green. You can keep going and rewriting it and rewriting it, see wandering around the lawn. If you don't really know what to write, you also can just generate the writing for you. Cool. I'm going to keep it a day in the park. In the park. I think day in the park is cool. It's simple, as you can see on the right, our templates, they adapt as we change our post. As you keep adding things, it generates new ideas and new templates based on what you wrote. This is really cool. Let's take a look a couple of these. We have this one Y in the park. It instantly takes your text, changes the phone, it changes the color, puts it in a different layout. We have this one as well. We have this one. It's cool. There is AI basically everywhere. As you edit this, it gives you more ideas. Really awesome. See day in the park. Say you're done. I picked this idea over here. I really like it. So what do I do next? To save this image, you will press download. And then here you can obviously download, copy this image. Maybe you want to send it to your phone. But another thing that's really cool that you can try is use AI for captions and hashtags. So let's say this is a social media post for your agency, your company, right? You want to post it on Instagram or Facebook or Linked in. Let's strike that. Let's click on Try It, and then here we have our selection. You can make it linked in Instagram, Facebook. Let's see, I want to make it Instagram. Then here you're going to give it a goal. What is the main goal of this post? What do you want to do with this post? And there's a couple of options you can raise awareness. I want to get more engagement. I want to increase sales or bookings. I want to build my community. Let's say this seems like a pretty chill image. I'm just going to say I want to build my community. I don't want to get engagement, want to increase sales, I just want to build a nice low community. So I'm going to select this. Then you want to just give it a quick description of what you, what you want the post to be about. Right, our picture for example. We can go maybe with the example that we used very early in the course, which was the dog training agency. So maybe that's the case here. Let's just do, oops, I have my caps on dog training agency, step like that. We are a dog training agency and we want to build out our community, right? So let's generate a post description over here and let's see what we can get. Here we go, We have the captions over here. Make sure your pup is the best behaved dog. Go on the block. Our experienced dog trainers at agency are here to help or come join our hashtag dog training family. At agency, we provide super positive, it makes a little joke for you, experiences for you and your four legged friend. Really cool and get tons of ideas here. And you can even generate more in case you're not happy with any of them. Really cool, I'm going to pick, let's say this one, I like the joke. And then you also have hash tags as well. So if you want to add hash tags to your post, they're also generated for you. So you can pick all of these. Let's say I want to pick, maybe not too much. I want to pick about half of these, You'll just highlight them. And as you can see, you have a little template over here where it shows what your post is going to look like. And you can scroll up and down in here to see what it looks like. I mean, it's just awesome. It basically does every single piece of work for you, right? So really cool. So now once you're done, you click Review. Here is how it would look like if you want to generate it again. You just click on this button over here. It's really cool, you can do it for Facebook. And a template will also change according to Facebook or Linked in. Let's say you just want it to be Instagram. You click connect and account here, you have to log in into your account and it would, you would post the image from there. So really, really nice. It basically makes an entire social media post for you. It generates everything based off just one little idea that you had. So really, really cool. I hope you guys enjoy it. I hope you find it useful. And I'll see you on the next class. 26. G Prompter: Welcome back everybody to our mid journey marketing course. And today I'm going to give you a look at another tool that you can use in case you don't really know how to describe your image. You have an idea in mind, they have a concept in mind, but you don't really know how to put it as keywords. You don't know how to write your prompt, You don't really have any ideas. So the website that you're going to use to fix that problem is called Prompter. It is a free tool that is super easy to use. And what it does is that you basically give it the concept of an idea, super basic, keep it as short as possible. And then it will develop that idea into something else that will make it. I'll make a prompt for you, a prompt that is completely ready to be put in my journey. As you can see, we have a couple of styles that we can go for. We can do photography, which is more photo realistic. We have artwork, we have vector. It's more design wise things. We are going to go for photography, Let's keep it simple and go for photography for now. Now here is where the magic happens. Here's where you're going to put your idea. Just keep it short, keep it simple, and it should be fine. Let's say I want to make a picture of a cake. I have a bakery. I want to make a picture of a cake. So let's do cake. And maybe hot chocolate or coffee or whatever you want. Then here you're going to choose the R style that you want. As you can see, we have a lot to choose from, but just to keep it simple, I'm going to choose realistic and detailed. I'm going to press on this and then click on the X. Then it should be selected. There you go. I had one more selected over here. As you can see, whenever you click something, it gets highlighted. So that means you're selecting more than one style at a time. I'm going to keep it just realistic and detailed for now, press on the X. Then here you're going to choose how long you want the prompt to be. I'm going to keep a medium'. Going to keep it simple. Here's the mid journey ratio. I'm going to use 16 by nine, this is a ratio that we used quite a lot before. Then here's the mid journey version. Now for me right now 5.2 is the latest version. For you, it might not be the case. Then you just click Submit and our prompt will be generated at the bottom. And we have cake and hot chocolate. And that got turned into capture a photograph that showcases an exquisite cake and steaming hot chocolate in meticulous detail, evoking a sense of tantalizing warmth and scrumpshios, indulgence. As you can see, it gets really, really cool. I know for sure I couldn't have come up with that on my own, really, really cool. And as you can see, there's also a next step here called Spice It Up, which is where you can add a couple more styles to your prompt. You can see there's a galaxy, dark, dark warrior, three D, abstract psychedelic pattern is vibrant. If you want to add more things on top of that prompt, you click one of these for a first prompt, I'm going to keep a sample going to keep it short. Let's copy this. I'm not going to copy the version command because we already set our bot 25.2 in the beginning of the course. If we don't need this, let's keep it like this. And click Copy. Now we're going to take it to this court. Here we are. I'm going to press slash imagine control, make sure everything looks good. And press Enter. And while this is being generated, let's go make a second prompt where we get to use a little bit more of the features of the website. Now let's come up with maybe something different. Let's say I want to have a picture of a bird in the sky and that's it. I don't really know what the background looks like. I don't know the colors, I don't know the style. Let's see what we can get. Let's add one more style to this. I want it to be realistic, but also I want to make it pop art influenced. I want it to be vibrant. I want to have contrast. That's that I'm going to keep the prompt length medium. I'm going to keep the same ratio, same version. Now I'm going to submit this. Our prompt has now been generated and as you can see, we got capture a photograph of a majestic avian soaring to the endless sky. Is intricate feathers depicted with meticulous detail in the vibrant popular style, relatively cool. Now let's straight this next step, let's spice it up. What do we want to add to this? Let's do patterns vibrant. Let's copy it. Let's see what we get on this prompt. As you can see, our cake prompt has already been made. It looks really, really cool. As you can see, the image is very detailed because we gave it lots of detail. We gave it a long description of what we wanted. Really cool. I really like this fourth T over here. It looks really fancy, really nice. I'm going to upscale this already. Now we're going to paste our second prompt. This one should be a little bit more vibrant, should have a lot more contrast. Let's see what we get out of this one. Here we go. Our image is done, and as you can see, it looks really cool. We capture the pop art style that we wanted to get. We got all the vibrant colors and patterns that we asked for. I really like the composition. I like the style of this. I like how the screen is, is filled with feathers. It looks really cool. I actually didn't expect the images to look good. This is really nice. Let's upscale the third one. I like the third one. I think it is more visible, that is a bird, than the other ones. Now, I'm going to upscale this. It looks awesome. I mean, wow, I couldn't come up with that description. I mean, it's a really nice, really useful tool to use in case you're just struggling to come up with something. Or maybe you're not even struggling, but you just want something to be as detailed as possible. You just want the best possible output of mid journey. Really cool. I hope you guys enjoy this class. I hope the lesson was easy to follow. And I'll see you on the next one. 27. How to calculate Aspect Ratio: All right guys, welcome back to our mid journey marketing course. So today was going to be a very quick class. It's just a short little tip that I want to give you of a website that you can use for calculating aspect ratios in case you ever run into something that you don't really understand or a certain amount of pixels that you don't know how to convert to the aspect ratio. I have the website just for you. I'm going to be putting it on the screen for you. It is the aspect ratio calculator and it is very easy to use. So as you can see, recalculating what? Calculating the aspect ratio. You can calculate width and height if you want, but we're using aspect ratio and then here, there's a couple of ways that you can use this. Maybe you just want to know the aspect ratio of a sudden preset. If you want to know what's the aspect ratio for let's say HDTV, 720, Boom. It gives you over here aspect ratio 1.78 by one, or the simplified version that we also use, 16 by nine, right? You're probably familiar with this 14k academy, 1.37 by one. Very easy to use. You can just choose any preset if you want to make a certain aspect ratio for one ads or let's say you have a specific resolution with a weird amount of pixels that isn't in any dis, Let's say you have 5,000 by 1,000 Aspect ratio is calculated for year over year five to one if you want to make a picture of a certain size of pixels, but you don't know what the aspect ratio of that will be. Well, here's your tool. Just type in the resolution in pixels and it'll calculated for you straight away and give you the aspect ratio of your image. Again, you can just search for any preset or you can enter the specific amount of pixels and get your results super easy to use, super intuitive. Just a short little class for you to keep in mind whenever you are in trouble making your picture. So I hope you guys enjoyed and I'll see you on the next class. 28. Final Project: Hey guys, welcome to the last lesson, hitting the course. Here we are ready to do the last step. One of the most important, which is to create your final project. The final project is really good. And it is important because the way for you to apply what you learn, hitting the course with us. And also to make sure you take action and you create the results that you want. This is a really fun and easy to do final project, so all you have to do is scroll down here on Skill Share, and you will see the project area here, my project. You can click and submit project, and I'll do one. As an example, you add a project title. This is example project by instructor. Okay? You have a project description, something like, this is an image I created for Facebook for example. Here you can add an image. So I click image and select the image that I want to upload. This is the image I created. It's uploading right now. As we are recording. Here we are. All we have to do now. You can also add tax if you want. You can make your project private. Don't do that, because we want to share the project with all the community we have. You are sharing positive, you will receive positive feedback from the community. When you are ready, you click and publish. And that's all you have to do. Thank you so much, and I'll see you in the next class.