Thanks! Just realized how to automate the whole thing so that one could create 3-5 full books per day. I am soon starting ebooks publishing saga on non-amazon foreign markets. less money for sure, but few competition. Thank you for all your help!!!
@@StackinProfit Sure. But it is so much easier to select quality pics instead of going back anf forth between gpt and graphics ai. Actually you proposed similar thing - working in batches. So i will automate creation of prompts first (lets say this robot will spit out 100 prompts). Then this batch of prompts will go to graphics generation ai. Then a human will go through the generated images and select 50 of the best ones from 400 generated. Then separate robot will create a cover (several covers and human will choose the best one). Then batch vectorisation by robot. Then semi-final assembly by robot and human checking the product. If everything is ok, final pdf is generated. Then robot submits it to whatever platform you choose. I am working on creating books for non-amazon platforms in other countries, non-english language related. There the market is still not saturated and with automation you can just take it all. My current image generation robot creates about 10 k images daily, plenty to choose the best ones from. 😎
More awesome sauce. I will watch later with a nice cup of tea and Ideogram open 🙂 P.S I am loving flux1 - It's amazing but not very good for coloring pages. Ideogram is the bees knees.
I don't know how you have the strength to delete some of these. Especially the ones I make in color.. LOL I can't clean up my space like you do.. hahaha it does look like my attic, I guess. Can't wait for the cover maker.
@@StackinProfit Awesome! I had a paid one, but needed to cut some costs. I wanted to get your gpt thing, but wasn't sure if I needed the paid Chat. I assume it does affect the output some? Or does it not matter? Personally, I found for most of what I do the free version is good enough. If I'm writing a book/longer things then the paid version is best.
I actually haven't found much of a difference when using my GPT's and others after I have gone through my daily allowance of GPT-4 when I am working I can go through it pretty quick then it goes to the default GPT 4o which is the free version and my GPT's seem to work the same which is not the case if you're just using GPT 4 and no GPT's
Is there a "vary region" feature like with midjourney? That features really helps with redefining unclear or wrong parts (e.g. 6 fingers) of the coloring page.
I have added the designs to my public profile so that you can play around with the prompts. 😄
► ideogram.ai/u/stackinprofit
Another great video thanks Paddy. I like the way you showed how to get a font you likes.
Also learnt a lot about how to actually use ideogram
Glad you enjoyed it
Been waiting for this 😊 thanks for Paddy ❤❤
you're welcome :)
Ideogram makes great fonts and simple coloring pages. With more complex ones it does not cope at all.
Midjouney is much better for complex
More please and thanks 😊
great :)
T-shirts next, hopefully 😉👍
soon :)
Love your content. Tried to purchase products via gumroad but no luck. Please advise.
thanks :) can you email at support@stacinprofit.com and explain a little more about the issue
More 😊
will do :)
Thanks! Just realized how to automate the whole thing so that one could create 3-5 full books per day. I am soon starting ebooks publishing saga on non-amazon foreign markets. less money for sure, but few competition. Thank you for all your help!!!
if you're going to create 3-5 books per day then make sure your quality control is on point :)
@@StackinProfit Sure. But it is so much easier to select quality pics instead of going back anf forth between gpt and graphics ai. Actually you proposed similar thing - working in batches. So i will automate creation of prompts first (lets say this robot will spit out 100 prompts). Then this batch of prompts will go to graphics generation ai. Then a human will go through the generated images and select 50 of the best ones from 400 generated. Then separate robot will create a cover (several covers and human will choose the best one). Then batch vectorisation by robot. Then semi-final assembly by robot and human checking the product. If everything is ok, final pdf is generated. Then robot submits it to whatever platform you choose. I am working on creating books for non-amazon platforms in other countries, non-english language related. There the market is still not saturated and with automation you can just take it all. My current image generation robot creates about 10 k images daily, plenty to choose the best ones from. 😎
More awesome sauce. I will watch later with a nice cup of tea and Ideogram open 🙂 P.S I am loving flux1 - It's amazing but not very good for coloring pages. Ideogram is the bees knees.
I still haven't got round to trying Flux yet but it is on the list
More please Paddy
great 😄
I don't know how you have the strength to delete some of these. Especially the ones I make in color.. LOL I can't clean up my space like you do.. hahaha it does look like my attic, I guess.
Can't wait for the cover maker.
😂 if I don't clean up as I go, it gets very unorganised! lol
Hey Paddy, when using the prompt generator do I need to have the paid version of ChatGPT? Or can I use the free version?
you can now use any GPT's with a free account :)
@@StackinProfit Awesome! I had a paid one, but needed to cut some costs. I wanted to get your gpt thing, but wasn't sure if I needed the paid Chat. I assume it does affect the output some? Or does it not matter?
Personally, I found for most of what I do the free version is good enough. If I'm writing a book/longer things then the paid version is best.
I actually haven't found much of a difference when using my GPT's and others after I have gone through my daily allowance of GPT-4
when I am working I can go through it pretty quick then it goes to the default GPT 4o which is the free version and my GPT's seem to work the same
which is not the case if you're just using GPT 4 and no GPT's
Is there a "vary region" feature like with midjourney? That features really helps with redefining unclear or wrong parts (e.g. 6 fingers) of the coloring page.
yes, you can use the remix feature