Switched platforms mainly for convenience, tons of ready-made models and styles, just grab one that fits the vibe, don’t have to go hunting everywhere myself. For high-volume daily stuff like commercial images and social media covers, it’s noticeably more efficient than fiddling with my local setup before, images come fast and trial-and-error costs way less. There are downsides too, popular styles get used by so many people that it’s easy to end up looking like everyone else, you have to add your own personal touches to the prompt to stand out. Overall it does a solid job as an inspiration library and quick image gen tool, but if you actually want fine control for refinement you still have to go back to the workflow. What’s everyone’s main platform, and how do you balance speed against control?
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The most awkward face-slap is when the same client ends up with two lookalikes in a row.
same approach here
Doing e-commerce main images at volume, this fast turnaround is a lifesaver
{‘body’: “Same-face happens because everyone’s using the same popular style. I usually rotate through a few generators on pixpix so it’s not so obviously copy-paste.”}
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