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Using Claude in Chrome product. Prompt: replicate this image (my profile picture) in jspaint, use brushes to replicate it as closely as possible. I want you to use brushes and clicking. Do not use javascript tool, but the final result has to be very close to this image. DO... show more

Kiana Ehsani

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404,430 просмотров • 11 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Kiana Ehsani11 дней назад

If you don't tell Claude you want the exact replicate it will use its creative power and makes images that are different (this image is from the exact same setup but with the prompt "paint this image in paint" instead of the prompt above). We need to work on Claude being better at understanding the vague prompts, that I agree with!

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EveryMaiden11 дней назад

This is pretty awesome great work.

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longiy11 дней назад

Painting like a person who loves art but have no aptitude for art

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tmuxvim11 дней назад

could have cropped this a bit champ

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AI Mastery Guide11 дней назад

Painting brush by brush is impressive

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Joe Devon11 дней назад

Wow. Wild

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Feifei Qiu11 дней назад

Wow. Very impressive, So claude can draw beyond using regular shapes

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安叫兽|Bird🕊️ 🔶 BNB11 дней назад

这也太像素级了，Claude居然真能靠点按画出来 👀

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ikhwanb11 дней назад

Love the creative power version

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Joe Mama 🇹🇹11 дней назад

How many sweet tokens did this cost ya?

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Pouri Erfanzadeh11 дней назад

Very cool indeed.

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