This is a game-changer!!!! This is dope! Kittle is divine! Now, I'm writing all the concepts I will use for this! Can't wait! And please, more tutorials, and you answered my question in patterns. Thank you!
The credits appear to drop pretty quickly. So when you see what something looks like and then change the prompt a little to see the effect, that's another credit used. So doing a single design could use quite a few credits just seeing how the exact same thing looks with different styles, or refining the prompt.
Absolutely! And this is why we worked very hard to create the specific styles we saw as the most popular, so that you can use simpler prompts and still get something you were looking for without having to do a ton of iterations. Good tip!
Thank you so much for this . I’ve been back and forth on deciding what’s next for me as far as designing. I do for fun but definitely want to grow more and make something out of it . This convinced me to try Kittl! Uyou explained everything beautifully
This is super dope. It's going to make the things I do pretty efficient. You can use this stuff when Kittl or other programs don't have exactly what you're looking for to make an existing design you are working on that much better too.
Hey there! We are currently working on an option for you to gain more credits in the expert plan, which will come soon. But for now, your credits reset each month. Additionally, you can earn more credits by competing in our Kittl Challenges!
Great question! At the moment, it varies between 768 px to 1024 px depending on the style selected, and we are looking to upscaled this in the near future so stay tuned!
Hey there! We are working on our own version of a "pattern" tool that might be more of what you are looking for, but we will do some more tutorials on Kittl AI's pattern styles as well!
Wow the vector option is so cool. I didn't realise it was actually a real vector file, I thought it was just vector 'style' looking graphic. Question: do you have a knockout feature on the cards at any stage? For example to punch out the background using the vector? At the moment I'm having to export svg and do this in Affinity but would be awesome to be able to do the whole design in Kittl.
Hey there! Yes! It is actually a vector generated artwork! Cool right!? And at the moment, no we do not have the ability to make custom masks or clipping masks, but we are looking at how to do this in the future!
Great question! If you have credits as a free or Pro user and you choose to upgrade your plan, those credits will roll over. If you don't use your credits within the month, they do not roll over, but they will reset to the default amount for your plan. We are currently working on a plan for how you can "top-up" your credits for the expert plan, which will be coming soon. Cheers!
@@Kittldesign Wonderful. so all those bonus credits I just got are useless with it being the last day of the month :( I should have waited to do those bonus things
I noticed in your demo, if you had an Expert subscription with 300 credits for example - every time you generated and revised the Ai design, but didn't actually download or use it, Kittl would take a credit. In other words, your allocated credit(s) get used every time the design is being tweaked, Why is this?
Hey there, every time you hit the generate button, a credit is used. This is the way most all AI Art generators operate. Downloading the image, does not cost an extra credit.
That AI will do it's best to create seamless patterns, using the patterns preset styles, but can't guarantee that they will be perfectly seamless each time! We are currently working on a seamless pattern feature for Kittl.
Do you know if our daily AI credits are used every time we produce an image? I’m curious to know if the image doesn’t come out exactly the way we want it & we prompt it for another try to get a different image, are we using up our AI credits for that day.
I have an account with Kittle and want to buy a subscription. just want to make sure the A.I. images I use are great high-quality resolution so I do not have to edit them for a whatever product I will print on. I am new but am pursuing this atm. I know if I buy a subscription, I will be able to use image for commercial use and just want to make sure the images are great already, so I do not have to buy something else to fix quality of image for printing. Thank You!
That is a valid concern! We recently tested the AI on 5 different print products, straight from Kittl AI, no editing or upscaling, and you can see the result here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eDTKj10-uPc.htmlsi=WW0Mc3epw0UDaQC4 Perhaps that will help!
Is it possible to include the prompt as the name of the generated art? This would be very handy in order to try a different prompt without repeating a previous one. Love that you have this, though!😎
@@Kittldesign OK, I've seen the Firefly intro videos, and once you save an image, the name of it is your prompt - very handy. It also generates a longish number, not sure what that's for, maybe tracking.
@@pearliecreamcheese Your generated AI art is saved to your uploads tab in Kittl. So once you download something, it will be whatever the name of your artboard/project is, if that makes sense!
@@Kittldesign Thank you, it's not quite the same, but at least the project name would still be some help, as other files associated with the project could be found easily. Since joining here, I have made a separate Kittl folder to hold all these new projects in it. As with most technology, I'm sure this will evolve as well.
Im getting good vectors but the problem I have is they are often too big and selections of image are being cropped off. Is there a prompt or setting that will give me full images that fit in box and don't spill over and get cut off?
This will depend on what you are going to use your images for, but with the vector art, you do not need to upscale anything because it is already vector and can be endlessly scaled.
I'm building a gang sheet in Kittl and I can set and see the size of my art board, but how do I view the size of each image that I'm adding to that art board? Thanks so much!
Hey there, at the moment, you aren't able to view the exact dimensions of each piece on your artboard, but you can turn on the guides in the settings panel if you are trying to line things up to be the same size! We are working on tools and features like guides and sizing in the future!
Q: How unique will the design be if two people query the same input? That seaturtle silhouette as an example, what are the odds of others finding the same design as me?
There is the potential to get a design similar, if the same prompt is put in, but it would certainly be rare for a 1 to 1 copy to take place. To our knowledge, this has never happened. :)
I have a question I am using your expert account.. when I create AI images for T..Shirts .., do I need to up scale the image on another platform .. I ask because some recent AI designs I created on your platform when sent for printing at my T-shirt printing shop in Belfast.. they have said the images were pixelated and blurred The art board I use on your platform for my T-shirt designs is; 4500 / 5400 & 72 DPI Please help me understand what I’m doing wrong 👌
Hey there. Yes, our AI generated images are 1024 x 1024. If you wish to use them for that size of print you mentioned, you would have to use another tool to upscale them, or, you can turn your AI images to vector using our Vectorizer tool, selecting the amount of colors you want, and then you can endlessly scale and change the colors of your art. We will be working on our own upscaling feature in the coming months.
@@Kittldesign Thank you for such a prompt reply to my enquiry. I look forward to your upscaling feature as I think it would be a game changer on your wonderful platform.
Great question! In the free plan, you have 15 AI credits that are a 1 time use. In the Pro plan you have 20 AI credits each month, and in the Expert plan you have 100 monthly credits.
Hey there! With our version 2, this should be happening a lot less. However, you can try words like "zoomed out" or "long shot" or "wide angle" to get a different perspective that shouldn't be cut off.
Can you bypass the Ai style presets? What if I want to use Post-Minimalism style or futurism? I tried adding the style to the prompt but still comes out of the presets that is selected. You actually have to use a preset?
If I am using Kittl in combination with Zazzle, is there a way to ensure that the background color of a design (let's say t-shirt) matches perfectly with the available colors of t-shirt merchandise on Zazzle? Like, do both programs follow that color code thing. I am pretty new to all this. Thanks in advance!
Hey there! Our suggestion would definitely to find hex codes from Zazzle if possible, which you can copy and paste into the hex code area of our color panel to get a good representation. We are also currently working on ways to incorporate some of the most popular colors from print on demand stores as well.
@@Kittldesign Oh ok, great! Yeah, I think I heard someone talk about a Google extension that aids in recognizing the Hex Code in stuff so you can copy and paste to wherever you need. Can't remember the name but I am sure I will find it ☺️.
does this take the place of midjourney? you said discord, isn't that midjourney? This looks easier to use. Can you use different colors on different parts of the vector design, or would I have to do that in Illustrator?
Hey there. Kittl AI works right in Kittl, within your browser. We mentioned the Discord for if you need additional help. You can use our vectorizer tool to turn your AI image into a vector to change the individual colors.
It's definitely possible! It would be the same premise as printing any other image on a shirt which people do already. We would recommend checking out some other RU-vid tutorials to see the best way to get clear images or photography printed onto fabric like shirts.
I will say that I probably won't use this because why pay for credits when I can generate all day long for "free" using my own machine. That said however, I want to call out that you have done an amazing job at making this into a tool that is well polished and easy for anyone to use so major kudos on that. That all said the vector bit definitely has my attention because I've not seen any AI tools that can directly generate vectors before. Everything I've done involves generating basic images then auto-tracing them. You probably won't tell me, and I respect that if so, but could I ask what your process is for generating vectors? Do you actually have a model that can directly generate vector art? Or behind the scenes are you simply automating the process of generating a simplified raster, then auto-tracing it to spit out a vector?
Thanks John, we appreciate your feedback. And the Kittl AI credits are included in the Kittl subscription, they are not extra. Thank you for the Kudos! Glad to hear you are interested in the text-to-vector, but unfortunately there's not a specific and easy way to explain how it is working. Our developers are simply wizards. :)
is there a discount I could get for kittl. I want to get the pro account for the year but 24/mo is a bit steep. The 10/mo account doesn't cut it for me. Please help!
Hey there! We don't currently offer any discounts, but typically have a sale around major holidays. We actually raised the price but just recently brought them back down! The yearly plan is of course the most cost-effective option.
Around 5min u said it was 'super easy to put words inside a silouette' but then the video just continued without demo. Will continue to watch so u may demo later in video - in whihc case apologies. Lookg fwd to trying out Kittl AI, are you levering off Midjourney or another AI base ... or Kittl own AI GPT-type code?
Had a play using this prompt: "Shakespearean full body figure, in a boxing pose, wearing Elizabethan clothes, cybernetic, cyberpunk, vaporwave aesthetic" in digital art style adapted from yr cybernetic example text - Kittl prompt seemed to produce quite a reasonable image vs my less than impressive one - basically two(?) images of Shakespeare NOT in boxing pose but in (i) Elizabethan armour n (ii) clothes :-) Is my promot to complex perhaps?
Hey there! This tutorial was not specifically about putting words in a silhouette. We just mentioned it since you can can generate clean vector silhouettes which you can then put text inside. We have already demonstrated this in a previous video tutorial. We are not leveraging off Midjourney. We do use a variety of AI technologies mixed with our own to provide the best experience possible via our preset styles! In terms of your prompt below, I would highly recommend getting to know our Prompt Book: www.kittl.com/feature/kittl-ai-prompt-book (not sure using the cyberpunk keywords mixed with our digital art style for a vintage figurehead will render the best solution here.) Thanks!
Thanks man for this post, I have a question; is a kittl image already vectorized for screen printing.. If that makes sense, I'm learning how to screen print..😆
Hey there. We have an image vectorizer feature for you to turn static raster images into vector artwork if you would like to do so. In terms of "what is prepared for screen-printing" is really up to you and how you decide to go about it! We would suggest researching some other screen-printing videos on RU-vid. :)
Hey! I’m a fashion designer and I’m trying to figure out how to transform my fashion shoots into design sketches using Kittl ai but it seems like I can’t apply Ai on an already existing picture- is this correct or am I doing something wrong? Thanks 😊
Hey there. Yes, you can't apply a preset to an existing image in Kittl, as the AI renders a completely new image from a text prompt. But you could try using our image vectorizer tool to see if you get the effect you want!
Why does mine not have the adjustment bar?? I’ve watched a lot of videos and no matter what browser I use I never have all the features in the right toolbar area. I just have the remove background option.
Hey there! Are you currently on a free subscription of Kittl? If not, please reach out to support via the chat feature in Kittl (down in the help menu).
@@Kittldesign it turns out that it works on my computer but NOT on my iPad. I try to use my iPad for art and laptop for work but it seems I will need to make an adjustment to use your program.
How do I edit 3 different ai generator designs on t shirt mock up ? I wanna make each design different sizes but on the t shirt mock up all 3 designs is all grouped up and grow together in one motion instead of individually
Hey there, at the moment there is no way to "upscale" art in Kittl. However, you can use the blur slider in the photo adjustments panel and turn it down to the left to make the image sharper.
This AI stuff sounds pretty cool. I tried using the crayon one, but couldn’t get the hang of it. After watching a few tutorials today I tried Kittl. It looks amazing but terrifying to this old girl. How do the credits work. I have 15. Does that mean I can try it only 15 times, or just the ones I download. What if I don’t like what it produced first go. If I do the same prompt again but change the style, is that another credit? I make up imaginary animal stories for the kids down the road & would love to see if I can create some images for them to colour in. Which style would be best for this? So far I do like the layout & ease of use of the software, it seems pretty straightforward. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺❤️
Hey there! On the Free subscription, you have 15 one-time use credits, meaning after 15, there are no more credits to use. A credit is used every time you hit the button to generate your art, regardless of prompt or style. Each button click is 1 credit. Glad you like using Kittl!
I seen a RU-vidr giving code for a free month of pro kittl - but the one I saw expired a few days ago. Do you have any more codes to give so someone can try out the full version for a month? Thanks 😊
Hey there! Great question. With the paid subscription, you have personal and commercial license to use what you make in Kittl, however, you do not own the rights to the material itself - as nothing can be copyrighted or trademarked that is made with Kittl fonts, elements, assets, illustrations. If you are asking whether or not you can use and sell AI generated images from Kittl AI, the answer is yes, but it is up to the user to figure out where they are allowed to use or sell such images, as Kittl is not liable for any issues that may arise from using or selling AI generated images. Hope this is helpful.
@@Kittldesign So you're saying we don't own the rights to our logo design because it uses Ai. According to that popular article released by The Hollywood Reporter last year, copyright is only reserved for human made designs. Correct? Just wanted clarification so I know the logistics of your program moving forward, I think it's brilliant and will still use.
@@Kittldesign I'm a product designer and I found it very difficult to get a quick accurate useful image. It's ok for inspiration, but not more than that at the moment. It's on the fence between "losing my time or valuable time".
I am getting some great art from AI , BUT WHY DOES it keep cutting off the tops of my dog's ears?. tops of images.. I can not seem to get the full ears or feet in the same one.. Any suggestions? Would love to be able to fix this issue...This is in using the prompts..Getting amazing color, and very happy except for this.. I am using the Pencil Drawing, one with the Lion...
Hey there! Thanks for the feedback here. With the Clipart presets, sometimes users will experiencing clipping of the full image or artwork. Here are a couple things you can try: use the words "wide angle" or "full view" in your prompt. Try using "full dog head" instead of "dog head." Try using words like "centered" or "portrait" and see what happens! We'll be working on improving the clipart presets over the next few weeks. Big updates coming!
Hey there! This was a quicker video showcasing the power of the feature, but we do have more videos utilizing Kittl AI and how to get the best results. You can also check out our prompt page here for extra help: www.kittl.com/feature/kittl-ai-prompt-book
Hey there! Not entirely sure what your question is, but you have a certain amount of credits that you can use each month. In my case, I have more than the allotted amount so I can do tutorials for our channel! When you amount hits 0/20 or 0/100, then you wait until the next month for them to be replenished. But, you can also win more credits by participating in our Kittl challenges! Cheers!
Sure! If you use the AI background remover, you can take the background away from your generated art and then save it is a transparent background. Please note that downloading without a background is available in the Pro and Expert subscriptions!
Hey there, you can access Kittl AI in the normal Kittl editor, you can see it is on the left side bar, down at the bottom. It is not a separate site. Simply click "new project" select your artboard size, and then click Kittl AI from the left menu bar.
honestly the credits are a turn off, ill be watching kittl as a one stop shop type thing I go to in the future, but I know credits are a dealbreaker for me and probably with others. just my opinion though.
Hey there! Thanks for the feedback, but generally, each AI generator/tool has some sort of monthly allotment. They may be called "minutes" or "credits" or "renders" etc. But they all follow this same monthly allotment methodology. We are also working on a current system for users to "top-off" their credits at any time should they wish. Cheers!
All that is cool-- except that on the website it doesn't tell you that every time you generate a graphic it equals one credit for the month. And, if Kittl generates the wrong thing (say-- a trumpet instead of a trombone) you've wasted a credit. Of course, not knowing that each generation equals 1 credit for the month, I clicked for another generation -- and it brought up another trumpet, and again. Same thing for flute-- generated a recorder. 20 credits for the month at $15 per month is almost $1 per generation. Pretty expensive!
Hey there! Thank you for the feedback, but this is the same model that every AI program uses, where you have an allotment of credits or "time" to render a generated image. Sometimes, Kittl AI takes several iterations to get your exact prompt correct, but we also have a prompt-book page for help on how to use the pre-selected styles along with your prompt for the best results. And we are currently looking into how to further improve both results and speed. Cheers!
@@Kittldesign I understand. I just don't know how to keep from wasting credits when all I want is a "trombone" and it keeps giving me a "trumpet". There's no parameter I can add that explains it any better than "a trombone". :-( Most normal orchestral musical instruments are cut and dried and it just points out a weakness in the AI algorithm that needs attention, and thusly, improved.
Is it possible on Kittl to upload a svg file and alter it? Like if I wanted to use half a design and add my own stuff to it? Was trying the other day and ended up having to do it on cricut design studio cause couldn't figure it out in Kittl
Hey there! You cannot cut or alter uploaded SVGs in Kittl at the moment, but you can increase scale, change color, and skew it! We are working on features like crop, eraser tool, and more that can help in the future, so stay tuned!
Like most (all?) image generated AI, you need a lot of iterations and you still get an unusable result. Ok for general inspiration, but way too expensive in your time and money.
Hey there! Everyone has 15 free one-time use credits for Kittl AI on the free plan. With the Pro plan, you have 100 AI credits to use, and with the Expert, you have 300 to use. Cheers!
@@Kittldesign so nice sir will use kitti den...n can I ask one more doubt regarding Shopify if you can answer cz nobody is answering this one doubt sir :((
Ok, so it feels a little slimy that Art tools companies are just implementing this stuff without even addressing the rampant infringement of artists IP that made this possible or whether these tools are using something different or anything. The problem is out there and art tools people kind of like “Whatever…More money for us.”
Hey there! We do appreciate your feedback. Our AI tool is integrated with Kittl, and is not an additional cost to the subscriptions. In addition, we use a variety of integrations along with our own development to make unique art that does not infringe on any copyrighted institution or visual. We have procedures and flagging in place to make sure copyrighted or trademarked words can't be used in the generated image. Of course we appreciate your concern in this, and take it very seriously! Our goal is to make Kittl seamless for your design workflow, should you choose to use AI in your projects. This is why we've chosen to create text-to-vector, which is not an image, but a vector scalable graphic created from your prompt. Cheers!
"without even addressing the rampant infringement of artists IP" That's the responsibility of those using the AI or looking to use the AI. If the source is limited to things that are not infringing such as Public Domain or permission, no reason to do that. Also if AI tools use elements from a source but does not copy it, that's not infringement. The problem with AI tools ends up being the same problem before AI tools existed. Issue? people misunderstanding what it is, and folks who do understand deciding to use them to infringe anyway. That ALWAYS happens. Companies like Kittl are not bound to do exactly what we think they should do to please our every whim. They did nothing wrong here. Artist also tend to use infringer's as an excuse for their shortcomings. I see it in talks about Redbubble all the time. "Too many infringers" "Too many tag spammers" Not a single person I met that was successful in Graphics design or art cares about infringers that much. But every unsuccessful person I've seen has and places part blame on infringement. It's not true. Is it a problem? sure, but it's a small one. Tags, titling, marketing, right place right time, ability to play the long game etc. is much more important in Print on Demand, Digital art and graphics design as a business or career than infringement. Guys & Gals are making $1000's per month in this space with infringers present so what's the big deal?