OpenDream Parameters

Guidance Scale

The guidance Scale parameter determines the degree to which the model obeys the user prompt, with a range of values from 1 to 50:

• 1: Mostly ignore the user prompt.
• 3: Be more creative.
• 7: Good balance between compliance with user prompts and creative freedom.
• 15: Comply with the prompt rather than freely.
• 30 - 50: Complete prompt compliance.

Recommend: 15

Number of Images

This parameter indicates the number of images you want to create with each input prompt. You can create up to 10 images at a time.

Step 

The denoising process requires a specific number of sampling steps. While increasing the number of steps can improve the quality of the output, it also prolongs the process. 

Recommend: 25 sampling steps. 

Aspect Ratio

OpenDream provides you with 5 frame options suitable for each image creation purpose.

Seed

The seed is a random parameter that determines the initial noise pattern used to generate an AI image and ultimately affects the final output. 

Step by Step to Use OpenDream

1. Go to the opendream.ai website. You can access the website by typing "opendream.ai" in your web browser's address bar or by clicking on a link to the website opendream.ai.

   

2. Click the "Get Started" button to register an account. You can choose "Continue with Google" or "Continue with Facebook" to automatically join Opendream.ai.

   

3. You can create an image by entering the prompt and negative prompt in the prompt/negative prompt box at the top. You can also use the Random button to use our random prompt templates.

   

 Do not forget to customize the parameters so that the output image is the way you want it.

1. Click "Let's Dream" to generate the image.

   

How to Write Good Prompts

1. It's time to get started! While you'll eventually learn the best strategies for prompts, let's focus on the basics for now.

   The order of words in the prompt matters: Words at the beginning carry more weight than those at the end.

   The limit to the number of words you can add to a prompt: Somewhere around 75 words

   Get your creative juices flowing with this awesome prompt structure: 

   [Art medium] -> [Objects] -> [Attribute] -> [Expression] -> [Lighting] -> [Details] -> [Camera Shot] -> [Media] -> [Engine]-> [Artist]

   Congrats on your first AI-generated image! Let's have some fun and try these prompts:

   • Change the lighting: sunrise, sunset, rainy, cinematic...
   • Add details: intricate details, highly details, realistic
   • Try different mediums: oil painting, digital art, pixel art...
   • Experiment with camera angles: low, eye level, high, and aerial...
   • Add an engine (as in: a 3D rendering engine, if you want it to look more like a videogame): Unreal Engine, Octane render
   • Emulate an artist's style like Van Gogh or Studio Ghibli

   Let's get creative and start making your images!

Negative Prompt

1. A negative prompt is the opposite of the prompt: Things you don't want to see in the generated image.

   All you have to do is jot down a list of things or styles that you absolutely do not want to see in your images. 

   "Enhance Your Art Work: Must-Use Negative Prompts"

   lowes, text, error, missing fingers, fewer digits, cropped, extra digit, worst quality, mutated, low quality, jpeg artifacts, signature, bad anatomy, extra fingers, extra legs, extra arms, poorly drawn hands, poorly drawn feet, disfigured, tiling, bad art, out of frame, deformed, mutated, blurry, fuzzy, gross, misshaped, mutant, disgusting, ugly, watermark, watermarks.

   Let's try it!