AI-generated art is taking over the internet, with social media feeds flooded with stunning, dreamlike images inspired by Ghibli. From fantasy landscapes to characters with expressive eyes, these AI-crafted visuals beautifully capture the essence of legendary Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki’s films.
This surge in Ghibli-style AI art has been driven by advancements in image generation technology, particularly OpenAI’s latest update to ChatGPT. With this new feature, users can effortlessly create illustrations inspired by Studio Ghibli’s iconic aesthetic – all with just a text prompt.
How To Create AI-Generated Images Using ChatGPT For Free
- Access ChatGPT: Visit chat.openai.com and log in with your OpenAI account credentials.
- Initiate a new chat: Once logged in, start a new conversation by clicking on the “New Chat” button.
- Enter your image prompt: In the message input field, type a descriptive prompt for the image you wish to generate. For example, to create an image in the style of Studio Ghibli, you might enter: “Show me in Studio Ghibli style.”
- Generate the image: Press Enter to submit your prompt. ChatGPT will process your request and generate the corresponding image.
- Download and save: Once the image is displayed, you can right-click on it and select “Save image as…” to download it to your device.
- How To Create Your Own AI-Generated Ghibli Art For Free
For those who don’t have access to ChatGPT’s image generation feature, several free alternatives can help achieve a similar effect.
- Gemini and GrokAI – These tools can generate Ghibli-style visuals, but they require precise prompts. Example: “A serene Ghibli-style girl with flowing hair under a cherry blossom tree.”
- Craiyon – A simple web-based AI tool that can generate Ghibli-inspired images with basic prompts.
- Artbreeder – Allows users to blend images and tweak artistic styles, though some features require a paid upgrade.
- Runway ML, Leonardo AI, and Mage.space – These advanced AI platforms offer free trials and better control over details, such as ‘Totoro’-style fluffiness or ‘Spirited Away’-inspired colour palettes.