Bing Image Creator - Tutorial Básico | Imágenes gratis con Bing + DALL-E + PromptHero en español

Anthony from Anthony Tutorials introduces Bing and ImaCreator, a new functionality of Bing that allows the generation of images from text using artificial intelligence. The script explains that the images shown are created with AI and that users can see the prompts used to generate them by hovering over them. It also mentions that ImaCreator is in a development and testing phase, with many things to correct, as indicated by the 'preview' message. The technology behind it is Dali, a product from Open AI, which is also used for image generation. The script then describes the user interface, including the prompt area where users input their instructions for image generation, and the token system which is used to manage computational resources and prevent server overloading.

The script continues with a demonstration of how to use ImaCreator to generate images. It explains the process of entering prompts into the prompt area and the use of tokens, which are likened to 'coins' for generating images. The speaker mentions that they initially had 25 tokens but have used some during testing. The script also discusses the 'create' button, which is used to generate images once the prompt is ready, and the 'suggested prompt' feature that provides users with a starting point for their image creation. Additionally, the speaker talks about the language support for the tool, noting that while it currently supports English, other languages will be added in the future. The script also touches on the use of translation tools for non-English prompts.

The speaker shares their experience testing various prompts with ImaCreator. They provide a list of different prompts they have tried, such as creating a futuristic cyberpunk city, and describe the process of copying and pasting these prompts into the tool. The script details the time it takes for the tool to generate images and the number of options provided for each prompt. It also discusses the possibility of using the generated images for commercial and personal purposes, and the speaker's personal opinions on the quality and style of the images produced.

The script moves on to analyze the results of the image generation, commenting on the details and quality of the images produced by different prompts. The speaker discusses the peculiarities they noticed in the images, such as wet streets in cyberpunk scenes and distorted eyes in certain portraits. They also share their process for selecting the best images from the options provided by ImaCreator. The script then introduces a more complex prompt involving a Pixar-style robotic character, and the speaker explains how they found and modified prompts from a website called 'Chrome Hero' to use with ImaCreator.

In the final paragraph, the speaker wraps up their experience with ImaCreator by testing a Ghibli style prompt featuring a brown woman with fox ears and a bouquet of flowers. They discuss the results, noting issues with eye alignment and mouth definition in some images, but also highlighting the detailed hair, skin, and flowers in others. The script concludes with the speaker's recommendation to create an account on Chrome Hero for a more organized selection of prompts and expresses hope that ImaCreator remains free and is not made into a paid service in the future.