Stuck creating visuals for your blog? Unleash the power of Bard’s AI image generation! Generate unique, SEO-friendly visuals to boost engagement & traffic. Discover how it works. Google launched its new AI image generator inside the Bard. Like DALL-E from OpenAI, it can create images just from your text. Let’s try it together! https://youtu.be/I0S1aRzmg5o?si=sAbM3g0Z-hRL7f3R&embedable=true How to use Bard Image Generation Open https://bard.google.com/?hl=en If you are not logged in, please log in to your Google account. In the new window, write your message inside the prompt. As with other AI tools, for the best results, be descriptive. Let’s use the same prompt that I used for Bing AI and see the result from Google: A candid portrait of a smiling elderly woman with kind eyes and wrinkles etched by time, set against a warm, rustic kitchen background. (Style: Portrait, Realistic) The resulting image has a size of 512x512px. Bard provides you with 2 variants to choose from. The good thing is, currently, I don’t see any limitations. You can generate as many images as possible. Keep in mind that all images have a watermark that is not visible to people but could be recognized by technologies such as SynthID. Let’s try one more prompt: A still-life arrangement of freshly baked bread, golden brown and glistening with sesame seeds, alongside a rustic clay jug filled with plump ripe grapes. (Style: Food Photography, High Detail) Enhancing your prompt with lively specifics assists Bard in bringing your imagination to life. Aim for a concise paragraph that strikes the perfect balance, offering rich detail without overwhelming the reader. Unfortunately, AI could not produce a 100% realistic result yet, but it is very close. Are you ready to try? Then have fun! :)

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