Rules to Better AI-Generated Media

Imagine a scenario where your project requires unique artwork, but you're working with a tight budget or limited time. You don't have much bandwith to brainstorm artwork or search for what you need. In situations like this, experimenting with AI image generation can be a quick and productive solution.

Imagine you’re browsing through an art exhibition online and you come across some strikingly unique images. Upon reading the descriptions, you realize they were all generated using Artificial Intelligence (AI). This piques your interest, and you find yourself wondering, "Could I create something like this?" The answer is yes. Here is how you can do it yourself.

Current rankings suggest Midjourney as the top tool, followed by ChatGPT Image Generation (GPT-4o), Google's Imagen, Adobe Firefly, Stable Diffusion, Leonardo AI, and Flux. Beware, other tools may produce noticeably less natural images.

Adobe Photoshop’s AI-powered and prompt-based generative tool can turn a simple picture into anything you imagine.

Prompts are the instructions that you input. They can be as simple or as complex as you like.

Parameters allow you to control different aspects of the generated image via settings on the image generator. Most AI image generators have parameter options, and they can significantly affect the result.

Traditionally, UI wireframes have been made with tools like Figma, Excalidraw, Balsamiq, or pen and paper. Generative AI tools now streamline the process. We can use Prompt Engineering to create a Proof of Concept (PoC) or translate a design to code with the click of a button!

Sometimes you might be trying to create a specific type of image, and the AI keeps including pieces that you don't want. A straightforward way to get around this problem is by including what you DON'T want in your prompt.

AI tools like Rask, Voice.ai, and ElevenLabs are revolutionizing how we generate voices and translations. They can even create transcripts, making our lives a lot easier. But remember, with great power comes great responsibility!

You've probably seen AI churn out gorgeous images from a sentence... then watched it ruin a photo when you asked for a tiny tweak.

Teams waste time regenerating whole scenes, your subject look-alike drifts between edits, and brand consistency suffers. Modern editing-first AI models fix this by making targeted, local edits while preserving everything else, so you can remove a bin, change the background, or adjust a shirt color without re-generating the whole shot.