Describe a picture. Say what to change if you don't like it.
Arles makes a picture from what you write, and when it is not quite right you say so in ordinary words. It rewrites your description, you send it again, and the picture gets closer. That is the whole idea.
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Say what you want
Write it the way you would describe it to somebody. A sentence or a paragraph, whichever suits.
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Look at what comes back
A picture arrives in about ten seconds. Ask for more than one and compare them side by side.
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Say what is wrong
"Too dark." "The cup should be on the left." "Less busy in the background." Plain words, no special phrasing.
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Send the better description
Arles rewrites what you wrote, taking your complaint into account, and puts it back in the box. Read it, change it if you like, send it.
Nothing gets lost
Every picture you have made is kept, in the piece of work it belongs to and in one place you can search. Star the ones you like and file the rest into folders.
Your work is yours
Nobody else sees what you make. Not other people using Arles, and not whoever runs it.
Share when you want to
A folder can be turned into a link you hand to somebody. They can look and download, and nothing else. Stop sharing and the link stops working.
It only goes when you say so
Nothing regenerates on its own and nothing runs while you are not looking. You press the button every time.
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