RLB Designs - Ideogram: Tutorial

This is what you see immediately. So create your free account and we will go over how to navigate, just to create a coloring book page, the rest is up to you.

First thing I looked for was Credits: How many you get to start out. I have used this before, you get 12 credits every 4 days: It Makes you create 4 images on the free account costing you 1 credit per image. So technically you will only able to create Three different pages / three different prompts. Each time you add to it or edit and have it redo the image, it costs you 4 points. So be sure before you keep going.

Let's work on some setting before we input out text prompt

PROMPT we are using today is:

"children's coloring book page of elephant spraying water in a jungle, cartoon style, bold thick outlines, fun exaggerated proportions, comic book style, pure white background, black outlines only, no color no shading no gray tones no gradients, printable coloring book illustration, professional line art"

Starting from the left: Just below the text "Generate new or upload & edit." text

Paperclip image: This is to upload a reference image, or you can have it turn a photo into a coloring book page, a random image into a coloring book page ect.

Next is the AUTO button: This is where you can change the "Model" it uses to output your image. scrolling down that list you can also browse the CUSTOM MODELS: useful ones for our task Might be PRECISION DETAILS, or PETER RABBIT ( I will test those out with the above mentioned TEXT PROMPT) and show you what it gives me, but first finish setting up the Settings how I want them..

The little photo graphic and the number 4: this is how many images you want it to create. You can choose from 1, 2, 3 & 4 with a PAID account. FREE accounts always have to let it output 4 images, and it does eat up your credits FAST.

next is the shape with number like 1:1: also known as your ASPECT RATIO: Choose your page size here. I choose 3:4 to print out on a full page or half page.

Next is a Slider tool: click on it - Here you can choose to Style: Character and Color

First click on Style

you can choose from: AUTO, GENERAL, REALISTIC, & DESIGN, I left it on auto Scrolled down.

Scroll Down

There you will see some coloring book options. Called Coloring book I

Scroll further down to see Coloring book II

I chose: Coloring book I with the cat.

The next option is Character; Not sure what this is for yet and not even sure if you CAN use it on the free account, I haven't played with it, but it says you have to create a character first.

Last is the Color: You have to upgrade and pay to choose color themes.

Three dots: More Options. <--- See image: Not really useful to us, as you also have to have a paid account to use.

To the bottom right of the text prompt box are these:

Auto with the magic wand: This is magic Prompt: it says it enhances your prompt to create an even better output. We can use that later. First I want to use the basics that i've put in.

The globe: Change visibility - paid account only

The File folder with down arrow: add to collection (you can create Collection folders to put your images in:

the Black circle with UP arrow: Once you put your text prompt in, this is the button you hit for it to create your images.

Let's do that now so we can see what we get with the settings we chose.

That little window pops up and shows you it working on making your images. This is what it created for me:

Now to download the ones you like.

Click on one of these images <------

it will bring a larger version of it up on the screen. like below.