Images created by artificial intelligence (AI)<\/a> are notoriously bad at creating text \u2013 but that could be about to change with the release of Ideogram 1.0.<\/p>\n Dubbing itself \u2018the most advanced text-to-image model\u2019, Ideogram has raised $80 million in Series A funding, announced as the startup releases it\u2019s first version of its text-to-image generation platform and new subscription model to the public.<\/p>\n With new generative AI tools launching all the time<\/a>, having something to stand out in the crowded world of AI images is vital. Indeed, DALL-E recently took steps to protect its own work<\/a> in an ever-bigger market.<\/p>\n One of the main selling points of Ideogram is its ability to generate text within AI-generated images, something other models often struggle with. AI-generated text on images will often appear as incomprehensible symbols or at best nonsense words in random orders.<\/p>\n However, Ideogram appears to be able to generate legible, relevant text within images, something that helps it stand out against its competitors. Ideogram suggests that its text-rendering capabilities could be used to create personalized memes, posters, and designs for any number of slogan products, such as T-shirt designs, birthday cards, logos and more.<\/p>\n Introducing Ideogram 1.0: the most advanced text-to-image model, now available on https:\/\/t.co\/Xtv2rRbQXI<\/a>!<\/p>\n This offers state-of-the-art text rendering, unprecedented photorealism, exceptional prompt adherence, and a new feature called Magic Prompt to help with prompting. pic.twitter.com\/VOjjulOAJU<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Ideogram (@ideogram_ai) February 28, 2024<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Another feature Ideogram is promoting is its Magic Prompt option, which helps users write detailed prompts for their images. It appears to work much like a chat assistant, offering advice on how to fine-tune your prompts.<\/p>\n Just like DALL-E, Midjourney, and other AI text-to-image generators, users type in prompts to Ideogram and then click \u2018generate\u2019. The tool then delivers four images within 30 seconds, each offering a different interpretation of the given prompt. Subscribers can then download and freely use the images, or tweak and generate new image batches until satisfied.<\/p>\n You need an account to use Ideogram<\/a>, with the free account offering 100 images (the equivalent of 25 prompts) per day. The basic account costs $7 a month, increasing your number of daily images to 400, PNG-quality images and 1600 priority-generation images per month. For $16 a month, you get unlimited daily images and 4000 priority-generation images a month. All three plans have no restrictions on what you can use the images for.<\/p>\n Featured image: Ideogram.ai<\/a><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n\n
How does Ideogram work?<\/h2>\n
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