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This is what the page will look like. I will explain everything in a minute but first thing I want you to do (because it will look a little different on your first go). Click in side the text box and type in anything. Example prompt text: "Poodle black and white outline coloring book page". This is just to get it to the page where we can get better images to come out. You won't need to save this image. It's a test image. Click the Generate button and now you will see the above page image, for some reason they don't let you choose page size or style of image until after your first text prompt is used.
The top bar: You do NOT need to create an account or login or use any of these buttons, unless you want to explore. But I highly recommend you Bookmark THIS page before you begin so you can back to it. The link / url to get to this page is Nearly impossible to get back to without bookmarking it because this site is Massive.
Steps to create a good coloring book page. Keep in mind the first few are going to be a little "Iffy" it may add color to some of the images but I will explain how to get that to change (most of the time).
Once you have done your initial test prompt. Your box will look like this. First thing, Paste your REAL prompt into the description box.
Now you are going to choose Art style: I always use Cartoon for kids and Illustration for Adult coloring pages. You play around with this to see what you like best.
There like 100 styles to choose from, click the down arrow in the box, the menu will drop down. Type cartoon and it will immediately bring you to the word to click on, or just scroll endlessly until you find it, it's way down there. You can also use the scroll bar (circled in red).
Then you choose shape: you will get 3 shapes to choose from. --->
square: 1:1 works best for 8x8, 8.5x8.5 inch coloring books.
Portrait: 3:4, 4:5 works best with 8.5x11 inch pages
Landscape: 4:3, 5:4 works best with Horizontal 11 x 8.5 inch books.
Next you will choose how ma pages for it to create, this will create different variations for you. Like I said earlier, it makes mistakes early on, I always choose 2, takes a lot less time to give you results. If you choose 4, 8 or more. It will take quite a while to show you images. Your choice. though. Click the Generate button. This is what you will see.
Be patient, let it create your pages. if it shows you a swirly circle with a " Queue 1,300 / 1,500 " then that means you are number 1300 in line of 1500 people in front of you. It's okay. It usually goes pretty fast.
Then it will show you the pages.
How to save your image to your computer.
Hover your mouse over the image you want. at the bottom left you will see a heart. Click on that.
drop down menu: click Save to your computer. name your file (Or rename once on your computer)
That's it. That's all you really need to know. Just repeat the process. Change how many pages you want to see ect..
More on what else you can do on this site:
What are these buttons for? : I never use these, but you can play around with them if you want. This is what they do:
Dice: random text appears after you click it, see below. Not very creative in my opinion but ya know. Just give it a try.
Brain: takes your prompt (or a new one on the fly) to create an optimized promt that this Ai generator will create a better image.
Plus sign: random design idea from the creators of the app/generator.
Using the Dice:
Using the Brain: If you do not have a prompt pre loaded it gives you a blank output. If you have a prompt in the box to begin with before you hit the Pink Brain, it will show that prompt here:
No prompt to start: you add a few keywords and the ai will give you the best text prompt that it knows will work for it. You could add your Text prompt you got from RLBdesigns.com and see what it gives you. This is what it gave me using the Poodle prompt. and I will show you what I did in the Response type box as well.
I chose normal in the Response type: This shows the prompt I entered. And then the image of what it gave me.
The Prompt I gave it:
Coloring book page: Illustrate a joyful dancing Poodle with very curly hair, standing on a vintage opera stage with a beautiful floral-patterned curtain, wearing a pink ballerina costume, posing with front arms in the air and a big smile on her face, as balloons in various shapes and sizes float gently over her head, with a few loose curly hairs escaping her ballet bun, and her back legs bent in a playful dance move, set against a pure white background with no texture or shading, incorporating nature and botanical elements, such as flowers and leaves, in the stage decorations and curtains, with geometric shape overlays, like circles and triangles, used in the balcony and stage designs, and activity elements, like a few dot-to-dot hints, integrated into the illustration, with a full-page portrait composition filling the printable area of an 8.5×11 inch page with 0.5 inch white margin on all sides, using simple clean children's coloring book line art style with minimal interior detail, large clear shapes with smooth outlines, and a friendly approachable character design, maintaining a consistent style, line weight, character proportions, and compositional approach for series cohesion as part of the Dancing Poodles coloring book series, image number 1 of 100, with thick clean outlines, 3–4pt stroke weight throughout, bold consistent line quality, and strong print contrast, using pure black ink outlines on pure white background, no color fills, no shading, no gray tones, no gradients, pure black ink outlines only on pure white background. No color fills anywhere. No shading. No gradients. No gray tones. No crosshatching. Coloring book page
The New prompt it gave me:
a jubilant poodle mid-twirl on the ornate stage of a grand old opera house, her voluminous curls bouncing wildly as she strikes a playful ballet pose—front paws lifted gracefully, hind legs bent in a joyful demi-plié, and her fluffy tail curled like a question mark. She wears a frilly pink tutu with a satin ribbon tied around her waist, while loose ringlets escape her meticulously coiled ballet bun, framing her beaming face. Above her, whimsical balloons in star, heart, and teardrop shapes drift lazily, some trailing delicate strings. The stage is framed by lavish floral-patterned curtains dripping with embroidered roses and ivy, while geometric motifs—circles in the balcony railings, triangular bunting—add playful contrast. Dot-to-dot constellations hide in the background (connect them to reveal hidden cupcakes or tiny top hats!), and the entire scene floats on crisp white space, its bold 4pt outlines begging for crayons to bring the poodle’s exuberant *pas de chat* to life. No shading, no grays—just pure, unfettered dance magic waiting to be colored.
And now for the resulting images: After I hit generate. (this function works great because it optimizes your prompt for this ai model. My model is for "typical" prompts that can be used anywhere.
My Original prompt results: as you can see, despite my apps best efforts, it still produced color in the image, because the ai was confused.
The enhanced prompt results: Here is where I will always choose to use the brain with MY prompts using THIS ai image creation tool. It optimized my prompt for better output.
The Plus sign:
it adds a random output text. like such. It's different every time you click the plus sign.
What the other Buttons Do
How to expand the text area where you put your Prompt.
If you want to see the etire text area after you pasted it in so you can easily edit it. Click on this little corner and drag it down the page slowly.
The scratchpad button: This is a useful tool if you want to create variations in your own word. You can store your prompt for later use while you are using the tool. Or, you can always create an account: and it will store the prompts forever.
The buttons you see under each rendered image:
Click on the Persona / chat button: You get this pop up. It explains what it is. In short. You can give your "coloring page or whatever image you create a persona" this is more for if you are creating a perchance.org account where you plan to share your images with other users. But it does come in handy for Re-Rendering the image. You type in the persona and name it (middle image) and when you hit the generate persona button, it gives you (image on the right). Scroll through it, it gives a very detailed and long description of your characters Persona.
1 2 3
Click Red X - close.
Now, hover over the image with the mouse, click on the rounded arrows and Re-Render the image and this is what I got. At the moment, I don't see any real need for this, like I said, unless you are joining the community: Signing up (FREE) and sharing your images.
Original: Re-Rendered
Show comments & gallery. I personally never go in here, except for today to show you. It is random users (maybe even other people that have joined) Chatting. Not my cup of tea.
Next is (Left) the chat box, (right) some of the random images that they are chatting about. I purposely didn't include their names in the image for privacy reasons.
Top right corner: Edit / Login buttons
we know what Login is: you sign up with an account.
Edit is this: basically, if you are into coding (website coding- app coding) you can use this to make adjustments (I assume) I won't touch this unless I decided to get more into coding. Basically. For OUR purposes, we do not need this.
Top left side of screen:
These are mostly self explanatory. I don't, or haven't used them. Not interested in the forum, Someday maybe the hub, Learn, generators because there are thousands of other generators you can use, but I will say this: Be Careful and be advised. Some of these apps and generators are for XXX perposes and I do not recommend. Unless you are into that sort of thing. I, a good Christian woman am NOT.. THIS one generator here is the I stay with.
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