Turn Words into Pictures: a simple two-step system that makes more varied images
Imagine typing a caption and getting many different, believable pictures that all match the idea.
The system works in two steps.
First it turns words into a small, hidden picture code.
Then a second part uses that code to draw the image.
This lets the model keep the main meaning and the look, while changing small details so you get more variety without losing the original feel.
That also means you can make many versions of the same photo that keep the same style and the main subject, but differ in color or minor details.
And you can point with plain language to change an image, no training needed — you just say what to do and it responds.
The approach is faster and often makes better looking images, so you get clear results, creative options, and easy edits.
Try thinking of a scene, and imagine many new takes on it — the system can do that, again and again, with surprising consistency.
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