How To Make AI Images Of Yourself (Free)

Introduction

In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of creating AI-generated images of yourself using various online tools. This method allows you to train AI models on your facial features, resulting in personalized images. We will be utilizing resources from Replicate, Fal, and Google Colab to achieve this. Let’s get started!

Step 1: Set Up Your Account on Replicate

1. Visit the Replicate website at replicate.com.
2. Sign up for a free account.
3. Use the following link to receive a $10 credit: Get $10 Free at Replicate.

Step 2: Prepare Your Images

1. Collect a set of images of yourself. Aim for:
   • Different angles of your face.
   • Various expressions (smiling, neutral, etc.).
   • Good lighting and clear visibility.
2. Ensure you have at least 10-20 images for optimal training.

Step 3: Train Your Model on Replicate

1. Go to the training page on Replicate: Train on Replicate.
2. Upload the images you collected in Step 2.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to start the training process.
4. Monitor the training progress and wait for it to complete. This may take some time depending on the number of images and server load.

Step 4: Explore Additional Training Options

1. For more advanced training, consider using Fal:
   • Visit Fal AI Training.
   • Create an account and follow similar steps to upload your images.
2. Alternatively, use Google Colab for training:
   • Visit Google Colab.
   • Follow the instructions in the notebook to upload images and execute the training code.

Step 5: Generate Your AI Images

1. Once your model is trained, navigate back to Replicate.
2. Use the trained model to generate images.
3. Enter any specific prompts or adjustments you want for the generated images.

Conclusion

You have successfully trained an AI model on your facial features and generated personalized images. Remember to experiment with different prompts and training images for varied results. For further exploration, check out the resources provided in the video description, and don't hesitate to share your creations with the community. Happy creating!