AI Site Guide

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Prompt Method for AI Generation:

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1. ​Image Style - Watercolor style

2. Subject - woman

3. Action - reading a book

4. Setting - in a sunny room by a window

5. Characteristic - gentle expression

6. Other Details - blue coffee mug on the table next to her

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​Image Style for AI Generation:​

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Art Deco, from the 1920s and1930s, is known for its elegant geometric shapes, luxurious materials, and symmetrical, streamlined forms. It spans architecture, fashion, and visual arts, blending modernism with decorative art, leaving a glamorous mark on the Roaring Twenties.

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Art Nouveau, late 19th to early20th century, is characterized by flowing, nature-inspired forms in various art forms. It breaks from19th-century rigidity, emphasizing innovation and intricate, dreamy designs with a touch of nature and fantasy.

 

Avant-garde is a term for groundbreaking and unconventional art movements that challenge traditional norms. Avant-garde artists strive to break free from established conventions, pushing boundaries and often provoking thought and change.

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Baroque is a dramatic and ornate art style from the 17thcentury, known for its intricate details, vibrant colors, and strong use of light and shadow. It's often seen in painting, sculpture, architecture, and music, characterized by grand compositions and emotional intensity.

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Bauhaus, a pioneering art school in the early 20th century, emphasized a fusion of art and technology in design and architecture. It aimed to create functional and aesthetically pleasing objects with simplicity and efficiency.

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Classicism, prevalent from the18th to the 19th century, is an art style inspired by the aesthetics of ancient Greece and Rome. It prioritizes harmony, balance, and clarity in its design, with a focus on order and idealized beauty. This style is prominent in architecture, painting, and sculpture, reflecting a return to classical values and forms.

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Conceptual art, which emerged in the 1960s, is all about the idea behind the artwork rather than its physical form. It challenges traditional notions of art, often using text, objects, and unconventional materials to convey concepts or provoke thought.

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Constructivism, from the early20th century, uses geometric shapes, bold colors, and practical design. It merges art and industry, seen in architecture, graphic design, and products, emphasizing utility and simplicity.

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Cubism, a groundbreaking art movement in the early 20thcentury, distorts objects and figures into geometric shapes and fragmented perspectives. It challenged traditional artistic representation, allowing viewers to see subjects from multiple angles simultaneously. Picasso and Braque were notable pioneers of this style.

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Digital art is a contemporary artform that harnesses digital technology to create visual or interactive works. Artists use computers, software, and digital tools to produce a wide range of art, including 2D and 3Dimagery, animations, and interactive installations.

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Fauvism, an early 20th-centuryart movement, is known for its bold and vibrant use of color, often applied in a non-representational manner. Fauvist artists, including Henri Matisse, sought to convey emotion and mood through color and brushwork, rather than realistic representation.

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Futurism, emerging in the early20th century, is an art movement that celebrates modernity, technology, and speed. It captures the dynamism and energy of the machine age, often through fragmented forms and a sense of motion.

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Installation art is a contemporary form where artists create immersive experiences in a given space. It involves arranging elements, such as sculptures and multimedia, to convey a concept or emotion.

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Land art, emerging in the late1960s, involves artists working directly with natural landscapes, using rocks, soil, and plants to create site-specific installations.

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Minimalism, from the 1960s, is all about simplicity and reduction. Artists use basic forms, neutral colors, and clean lines to create uncluttered compositions, emphasizing the viewer's interaction with the work.

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Neon art is a modern and vibrant art form that uses neon gas-filled tubes to create luminous and colorful sculptures and signs. This style became popular in themid-20th century and is often associated with commercial signage. Neon artists manipulate light and space to produce captivating visual effects, and their works range from abstract sculptures to large-scale installations. Neon art adds a contemporary and electric element to the art world, using light as a primary medium for creative expression.

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Optical art, often referred to as Op Art, is a 20th-century artistic movement that plays with optical illusions and visual perception. Op artists, like Bridget Riley, use precise, repetitive patterns and contrasting colors to create the illusion of movement, depth, or vibrations. This style stimulates the viewer's eye and mind, producing dynamic and sometimes disorienting effects.

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Pop art, a 20th-century art movement, celebrates everyday consumer culture and mass media. Artists like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein incorporate popular imagery, such as advertisements and comic book scenes, into their work. This style uses bold colors and repetition to emphasize the ubiquity of these images in modern life, blurring the line between high and low art.

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Precisionism, early 20th century, emphasizes sharp, geometric forms and precise details. It often depicts urban and industrial scenes with a streamlined aesthetic, combining abstraction and meticulous representation of modern technology. This style celebrates the beauty of the machine age.

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Rococo, 18th century, features ornate, pastel-colored, and playful designs with a love for curves and asymmetry. Prominent in France, item bodies elegance and escapism, as artists like Jean-Honoré Fragonard and architects like Ange-Jacques Gabriel embraced this whimsical and opulent style, reacting against the grandeur of the Baroque era.

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Street art is a contemporary movement in public spaces, often unauthorized. It encompasses graffiti, stencils, murals, and uses urban settings for self-expression and social or political messages. Street art defies traditional gallery notions, engaging a wide audience, and transforming cityscapes into dynamic artistic platforms.

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Symbolism, late 19th century, uses symbols and metaphors to convey deeper, often mystical meanings. Artists like Gustave Moreau and Odilon Redon create dreamlike works that explore introspection, the human psyche, and spirituality through suggestive symbols.

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​​​Important Information About AI-Generated Content and Digital Downloads​

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Website Performance & Patience

Our system processes complex AI requests, which may occasionally slow down the website. Please allow for a 2–3 second delay after clicking a button. Avoid pressing multiple times, as this may disrupt the process.

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Token Usage & Refund Policy

Once you press Submit, your request is sent to the AI and tokens are deducted immediately. Tokens cannot be refunded if the process has already started. Do not close your browser window while content is generating. Closing the window will interrupt the request, and your tokens will be lost.

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Image & Video Downloads

Images and videos are not saved on our servers. You must download them immediately after generation.

Depending on the file type, downloads may:

• Start instantly when you press the button, or

• Open in a new browser window, where you will need to manually save the file.

• It is the customer’s responsibility to download and store their files right away.

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Brand My Stuff Process

Our service is delivered in two stages:

• Initial publication of our website.

• Social Media page setup and a few extra product updates across our pages.

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Privacy & Security

Because all products are digital-only, we only require your address for payment processing. Your personal details are never used for shipping. To protect both our customers and our business, we only communicate via text-based channels. This ensures we have a clear record of all conversations and helps us quickly resolve issues or report scammers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Do you offer refunds or exchanges?

We put a lot of computing power into creating your AI videos and photos, which means the costs are quite high. Because our providers don’t allow refunds for the GPU processing time used, we’re unfortunately not able to offer refunds either. That said, you’re always in control of your subscription and can cancel anytime, it won’t renew after the current period.

 

Is there any kind of content not allowed?

Our AI has a built-in filter to help prevent NSFW content. While we do our best, no system is perfect, so some results may not be suitable for all audiences. Please keep this in mind when using our platform, as we can’t take responsibility for every piece of content that gets generated.

 

What are tokens?

Tokens give you the freedom to run AI whenever you like. Simply choose the AI model that suits your needs, and use your tokens to bring your ideas to life. Different models use different amounts of tokens, so you’re always in control.

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What are subscriptions?

Subscriptions allow you to grow your social media effortlessly. Stay consistent and save money by getting brand-new posts and reels delivered to you every day, ready to upload. Subscriptions renew monthly, and you can cancel anytime.

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What are my commercial usage rights on the consistent character images?

The commercial usage rights allow full commercial use of the image outputs. Users can use the generated images for business, marketing, products, websites, and any commercial purpose without restrictions. The output images are owned by the users and can be monetized freely. However, the underlying models and code are not for resale or charging access, only the outputs are fully commercial.

 

Can I monetize the videos I create with AI?

Yes, videos generated without AI can be monetized commercially for purposes such as marketing, branded content, and client projects. The commercial rights extend to the outputs created by the model, meaning users have ownership and can monetize these videos without restriction. However, the underlying AI model and software itself cannot be resold or redistributed.

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The image AI returned has a watermark, is the image still mine?

Yes, the modified image you receive would still be considered yours with commercial usage rights, as long as you respect intellectual property rights and do not infringe on others' copyrights. The output images include a digital watermark to indicate AI generation, but this watermark does not limit your ownership or commercial use of the edited image. The digital watermark serves for transparency and identification but does not imply losing ownership.

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My image came back with a signature or watermark, can I remove it?

Under the Consistent Character Creation section, the signature does not limit ownership, and users can remove or edit it from their images as needed for commercial or personal projects. However, under the Drawing to Realism section, even if the base image is yours the terms of service require keeping the watermark intact to comply with policies and maintain transparency.

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If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

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