By Gabriel Lago
01 Oct 2023, 22:07 PM EDT
In recent times, the popularity of profile photo filters on social networks has skyrocketed, largely thanks to the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
The latest trend involves the creation of vibrant and multicolored names with extravagant designs, which have flooded some platforms such as Facebook.
If you’ve been searching for your unique 3D name or simply want to personalize your nickname, there’s good news: these eye-catching designs aren’t the work of elusive artists or paid services. Instead, they are made using free-access software open to everyone.
- Access Ideogram AI: Start by launching your preferred web browser and searching for “Ideogram AI” on Google.
- Choose the First Option: Once the search is complete, select the first option that appears in the results.
- Join the waitlist: Upon entering the site, you will find an easy-to-use interface with just a few buttons. To get started, click “Join Waitlist” and provide your email address to log in.
- Explore various designs: After gaining access to the platform, you will discover a variety of designs with various elements.
- Remix and customize: Select a design that catches your eye and click the “Remix” button. This action will bring up a window that will allow you to change the name as you wish. Then, select “Generate”.
- Choose your preferred variation: The program will present several models of the same design, each with slight variations in color and decoration.
- Download your creation: Choose your favorite variation and press the download button to save the image to your computer. Your personalized 3D name is now ready to use.
About the AI ideogram:
Ideogram v0.1, which opened to all Internet users on August 29, is a program designed to quickly transform your creative ideas into captivating images. Described as unlimited, this tool requires a simple registration to access its features.
Ideogram AI’s mission is to foster creativity through generative AI, making creative expression universally accessible and enjoyable. Just one week after its launch, it gained 90 thousand users who generated more than 3 million typographic images.
The program is based on a basic AI model that was built from scratch by its developers, addressing a previous limitation of generative AI tools: the ability to consistently render text within images, supporting multiple fonts and text styles.
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