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Product Highlights
- What is text-to-image AI?
- How to use text-to-image in application development?
- How does text-to-image AI work?
Overview
What is text-to-image AI?
Text-to-image AI is a type of artificial intelligence that can generate images from text descriptions. This technology has the potential to transform how we interact with and create visual content. Google Cloud text-to-AI tools and resources, including pre-trained AI models like Imagen, Parti, and Muse, available in Vertex AI, are designed to help developers easily implement text-to-image generation in their applications. And, with AutoML, you can customize AI models for domain-specific applications.
How is text-to-image used in application development?
Text-to-image AI can be used in application development to generate mockups, prototypes, illustrations, test data, educational content, and visualizations for debugging. Google Cloud’s Vertex AI and Cloud Vision API giving developers access to a suite of image processing capabilities, including text detection, object detection, and image classification. Document AI can be used to extract text from scanned documents to generate text description images.
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What models are used for text-to-image generation?
Imagen, Parti, and Muse are key text-to-image models. Imagen is a diffusion model with a high degree of photorealism. The Pathways Autoregressive Text-to-Image model (Parti) supports content-rich synthesis involving complex compositions and world knowledge. Muse is a Transformer model for strong image generation performance. And Gemini extends what’s possible with a model that can understand virtually any input and generate almost any output—including text, images, audio, video, and code.
How are these models different from each other?
Imagen, a diffusion model, is great for photorealism with a deep level of language understanding. Parti, an autoregressive model, is great for consistent style and theme and for generating images in a particular style. Muse, a Transformer model, can generate images with multiple objects and complex composition. Each offers unique strengths: Imagen excels in photorealism, Parti in rich content, and Muse in speed and editing tools. All are easy to use and require no programing knowledge.