openai_image
Python script for generating image from text by Open AI
1. Install openai & openai-image
pip install openai
pip install openai-image
2. Recieve your OpenAI API KEY
https://platform.openai.com/account/api-keys
3. Settings
API_KEY = 'your-secret-openai-api-key'
PIC_SIZE = '256x256'
IMAGES = ''
TARGET_TEXT = ''
PIC_SIZE options :'256x256', '512x512', '1024x1024'
IMAGES options: if IMAGES = '', script will use current folder. But you can set your own dir, for example: IMAGES = 'D:\Pictures'
TARGET_TEXT options: TARGET_TEXT = '', you will input your target text from keyboard. And you can set it in code, for example TARGET_TEXT = 'Alice in Wonderland'
4. Use openai_image
import openai_image
Example1:
import openai_image
API_KEY = 'your-secret-openai-api-key'
PIC_SIZE = '256x256'
IMAGES = ''
TARGET_TEXT = ''
openai_image.get_image(API_KEY, PIC_SIZE, IMAGES, TARGET_TEXT)
Prompt target text: blue bird
Your image file ready: blue_bird.png
Example2:
from openai_image import *
API_KEY = 'your-secret-openai-api-key'
PIC_SIZE = '256x256'
IMAGES = 'D:\Pictures\'
TARGET_TEXT = 'Alice in Wonderland'
get_image(API_KEY, PIC_SIZE, IMAGES, TARGET_TEXT)
Your image file ready: D:\Pictures\Alice_in_Wonderland.png
Documentation
https://best-itpro.ru/news/openai_image/
That's All, Folks! ;)
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