How to Create Ghibli-Style Art Using Open AI: A Simple Guide for the Everyday Person in 6 easy steps

Using DALL·E (OpenAI’s Image Generation)

DALL·E is great for generating Studio Ghibli-inspired art. Here’s how you can do it:

Prompt Example:

“A warm and friendly old man in Studio Ghibli art style, with a gentle smile, wearing a cozy sweater and round glasses, sitting on a wooden porch with flowers around him, soft lighting, dreamy background.”

• If you want more fantasy elements, add things like:
  • “In a magical forest”
  • “Surrounded by friendly spirits”
  • “Under a glowing lantern with fireflies around”

I can generate an image for you based on a prompt like this! Would you like me to do that now? 🚀

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You said:

explain linke step wise go to open ai then login thentype simple english propt then save step wise in mico details for endest user

ChatGPT said:

Sure! Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to generate a Ghibli-style old man image using OpenAI’s DALL·E:

Step 1: Go to OpenAI’s Website

1. Open your web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc.).
2. Go to https://openai.com/dall-e.

Step 2: Log In to OpenAI

1. Click on “Sign In” (top-right corner).
2. Enter your email and password (or sign in with Google/Microsoft).
3. If you don’t have an account, click “Sign Up” and create one.

Step 3: Access DALL·E Image Generator

1. Once logged in, go to the DALL·E section.
2. Click on “Generate” or look for a text box to type your prompt.

Step 4: Type a Simple English Prompt

1. In the text box, type:
   “A friendly old man in Studio Ghibli art style, wearing round glasses, smiling gently, sitting on a wooden porch with flowers around.”
2. Keep the description short and clear.
3. Click “Generate” to create the image.

Step 5: Review and Select Your Favorite Image

1. DALL·E will show 4 images based on your prompt.
2. Click on the one you like to enlarge it.
3. If you want a slightly different version, click “Regenerate”.

Step 6: Save the Image

1. Click the download button (usually in the bottom-right of the image).
2. Save it to your computer or phone.
3. If needed, rename the file for better organization.

You can share the image on social media, send it to friends, or use it for a project.