AI for sourcing images for blog posts

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SPMurphy

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I know about sites like pexels.com etc. etc. for sourcing images manually, but is there an AI-supported way of sourcing royalty free images for your blog posts? For example, if I was writing one on the importance of collaboration, it would be great if I could paste my article into a piece of software and it suggested images based on 'collaboration' and placed them in the text.

Long shot, I know, but worth asking. . . just on the off chance. :cool:
 
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Pixabay or Shutterstock Editor can help you.
These tools of AI can help you in selection process of pictures, but its always a good idea and review the appropriateness of the content.
 
1) You can ask chatgpt to generate a prompt (or command, what ever its called) for midjourmey based on your article above ( assuming you used chatgpt to generate the article. You can even give the link to article or copy paste the article/or just intro conclusion and ask it for prompt or command for midjourney.
Then generate the image.
Ps: Some people are doing this, I don't use ai images, to make my blog look realistic I use stock image.
 
There aren’t any good ai for sourcing images for blog posts right now. It’s out there but it’s not accurate. Why?

Because tags and keywords used for most stock sites are made by users. To hire someone to go through millions of stock images to create clean datasets would cost a ton of money.
 
use stable diffusion create it yourself there free of royalty
 
madeinheaven2 said:
There aren’t any good ai for sourcing images for blog posts right now. It’s out there but it’s not accurate. Why?

Because tags and keywords used for most stock sites are made by users. To hire someone to go through millions of stock images to create clean datasets would cost a ton of money.
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Got it, thanks
 
If there was a tool that will generate multiple unique photos by providing whole blog post will be awesome.
 
SPMurphy said:
I know about sites like pexels.com etc. etc. for sourcing images manually, but is there an AI-supported way of sourcing royalty free images for your blog posts? For example, if I was writing one on the importance of collaboration, it would be great if I could paste my article into a piece of software and it suggested images based on 'collaboration' and placed them in the text.

Long shot, I know, but worth asking. . . just on the off chance. :cool:
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This can be done using this tool:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/ai-engine/
 
SPMurphy said:
I know about sites like pexels.com etc. etc. for sourcing images manually, but is there an AI-supported way of sourcing royalty free images for your blog posts? For example, if I was writing one on the importance of collaboration, it would be great if I could paste my article into a piece of software and it suggested images based on 'collaboration' and placed them in the text.

Long shot, I know, but worth asking. . . just on the off chance. :cool:
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So I've been dealing with this through experimentation- and basically what you're asking for is that every article you have, you will be inputting it as a prompt into an API (by design) so that the AI will analyze it and then spit out suggestions for possible keywords for an image (or actual images). First of all, inputting a 500 word, 1,500 word, or whatever word article costs GPU's so that will cost money. 2nd of all, there are no clean datasets currently to totally verify your images will show up as relevant- so yes you can get back good suggestions for an image to put in, but you'll likely have to manually replace or manually find those images using a wordpress plugin like 'instant images' to quickly gather them from unsplash, pexels, etc.
I guess a program like Grammarly extension already is looking over your articles/text as AI, and it only costs a monthly fee but anyways- you're asking to input your articles into an expensive language model GPU processor to then analyze and tell you exactly what type of images fit well with your article- which will cost money for every 'prompt'. These are just the takes I'm gathering from hwo this all works.
 
I use Stable Diffusion for images. Takes a bit of time if you want to get very good images, but all are unique are highly related.
 
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