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SR Editing 36 – Attitude Boy with two security guard Bing Image Creator Prompt

Attitude Boy with two security guard Bing Image Creator Prompt

Prompt – 

Create a 3D illustration featuring a handsome realistic 20 year-old beautiful young boy white iPhone holding in hand on a Wingback chair, wearing sneakers, beautiful hair style, white and black dressing with red tie, and sunglasses, he looks ahead. The background AMG black Jeep, add my name on the number plates “SR Editing”. with two security guard in my background With security dressing, money bag is lying on the ground in front of me, A white and red bungalow behind the jeep

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Image Creator is a product to help users generate AI images with DALL·E 3. Given a text prompt, our AI will generate a set of images matching that prompt.

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Sign up for a new Microsoft account or log into your existing Microsoft account. New users are granted 15 boosted generations for Image Creator. Your images will be stored for up to 90 days.

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Creating an image with Image Creator works differently from searching for an image in Bing.

It works best when you’re highly descriptive. So, get creative and add details: adjectives, locations, even artistic styles such as “digital art” or “photorealistic.”

Here’s an example of a how to create a longer, more descriptive prompt:

  • Original prompt: “astronaut”
  • Descriptive prompt: “a close-up photo of an astronaut in a glowing suit made of plasma, as if the galaxy is inside of it, putting on their helmet, but you can’t see their face because of the visor, realistic, film stock, bright colors”

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