Are you tired of using the same old stock images for your projects? Do you want to create something truly unique and eye-catching? Look no further than DALL-E - the AI program that can generate stunning images based on your wildest imagination.
And now, with just a few simple commands in your console prompt, you can bring your creative vision to life with DALL-E. No more tedious image searches or frustrating editing software - just let DALL-E do the work for you.
The process is simple: just input your desired image description into the console prompt, and watch as DALL-E creates a stunning, high-quality image in seconds. Whether you need an image of a surreal creature or a realistic depiction of a mundane object, DALL-E has got you covered.
With its cutting-edge technology, DALL-E is the perfect tool for designers, marketers, and anyone looking to add a unique touch to their work. So why wait? Try DALL-E today and unlock your creativity like never before!
Here's how I managed to use DALL-E AI image generation running in the terminal.
Manual Installation
- Install Python dependencies
GNU/Linux:
pip3 install openai python-dotenv
Windows:
pip install openai python-dotenv
Termux (Android):
MATHLIB="m" pip3 install numpy openai
pip3 install wheel setuptools python-dotenv
Clone git repository
git clone https://github.com/Axlfc/UE5-pythonNavigate to Content/Python/chatBot repository directory
Log into openAI web page and get your API key.
Edit .env file from the repository folder and paste your API Key to set the variable OPENAI_API_KEY
Run image.py to begin to generate images the AI with your terminal prompt.
GNU/Linux & Termux (Android):
python3 image.py
Windows:
python image.py
If you want to run a simple command dalle to run DALL-E in Windows Terminal, you can edit the C:\Users\Your_Username\Documents\WindowsPowershell\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1 file and add to it the following lines:
function dalle_function {
python C:\Users\Your_Username\Desktop\UE5-python\Content\Python\chatBot\image.py
}
Set-Alias dalle dalle_function
If you also want that dalle alias in GNU/Linux or Android, you can edit ~/.bash_aliases file and add:
dalle() {
python3 "~/UE5-python/Content/Python/chatBot/image.py"
}
Now when you type dalle in your Terminal it will start dalle.
Usage:
dalle "A picture of a cat wearing a mexican hat"
dalle "Path/To/Image.png"
dalle "A photograph of a spider climbing a wall" "Path/To/Image.png"
dalle "A photograph of a spider climbing a wall" "Path/To/Image.png" "Path/To/MaskImage.png"
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