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June 13, 2024

Ask for one tile, get many instead

  • June 13, 2024
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Prompt:

"Create an image of just one white kitchen tile, front view, without humans, without plants, without utensils, without plates and without decoration, without background and without kitchen, just the tile."

 

Result:

 

3 replies

Dave Gustafson
Inspiring
June 14, 2024

Or make a white square on a gray background at the same aspect ratio and save it as a jpeg. Then use that as a structure reference = done

DTPDKTRAuthor
Participant
June 14, 2024

Awesome explanation, thank you! This will be of great help.

droopydog500
Community Manager
Community Manager
June 13, 2024

Hello @DTPDKTR,

Thank you for your message. I am sorry you are having this problem. 

 

The model does not understand the concept of a word being negated by the word in front of it. So using "not [X]", "no [X]", and "without [X]" does not work. As you observed, it ignores the negation word and add to the image the thing you are trying to avoid.  You basically need to find "positive" words and phrases telling the model what you want to see rather than telling it what you do not want to see.  Such as "flat land" rather than "no mountains".  If I am not sure how to describe something I want to exclude in a positive way, I will ask Google Gemini or ChatGPT for ideas.  Just be aware that when they give prompts, they are usually too wordy and conversational, so you have to edit them, but they are good for ideas.

 

It also is not good with counting.  You can use something like "Seemless continuous white tile surface" or words intended to make it continuous rather than "one".

Thanks,
    droopy

Adobe Community Expert (not an Adobe employee)