Overview
iMimic 1.0 is a GPT tailored specifically to generate images based on user prompts. Its core function stands on recognizing the desired aesthetical styles, ranging over 600 different types in its database.
This image generation GPT works using two key features- the 'GEN ID' and standard prompts, both detailed and simplified ones. The 'GEN ID' functions as a unique identifier for the specific style the generator will produce, allowing users to request and produce images with similar or profoundly different stylistic nuances.
On the other hand, the prompts aid in further detailing the visual output, whether using detailed prompts for intricacies or simplified prompts for quick and standard outputs.
The GPT operates upon the ChatGPT platform, and joining the platform's premium service, ChatGPT Plus, is a requirement for usage. The developers have also provided prompt starters such as 'How to use iMimic' and 'When should I use "execute" or "prompt"?', aimed at guiding newcomers for an easier initiation into the GPT's use.
iMimic 1.0, characterized by its cross-point of style versatility and detailed generation, presents an impressively interactive tool for image generation.
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