This free DALL-E AI art generation course gives you a complete introduction to one of the most powerful text to image tools in generative AI. You will also know what DALL.E is, how it works behind the scenes and how it can transform simple written descriptions into images of high quality.Other features of image editing like inpainting and outpainting are also discussed in the course and they allow you to edit images to suit your requirements. You will gain access to real world applications in the fields of design, education, marketing and so on. You will also gain the best practices, ethical considerations, and the copyright issues that should consider when making AI generated images. The course ends by having practical demos of how to make good use of natural language prompts on various use cases.
What you'll learn
DALL-E
Text-to-Image Generation
AI Image Generation Process
Diffusion Models
DALL-E Versions
Prompt Engineering
Image Editing
Context Understanding
Marketing with AI
Educational Visuals
Graphic Design with AI
Syllabus 5
Introduction on DALL-E
In this module, you'll learn about DALL-E and we'll also understand its functions, its ability to create images from plain text descriptions, and its role in the field of Gen AI.
DALL-E vs Other AI Tools
In this module, you'll learn the difference between DALL.E and other image generation GenAI tools. We'll also explore the important features of DALL.E and also help you make decisions in choosing the right tool based on your usecases.
Real-World Examples of DALL-E
In this module, you will learn the applications of DALL.E and how to explore it with different domains such as education,design, marketing.
Hands-on DALL-E
In this module, we'll carry a hands-on and try different prompts in natural language for various usecases and try to explore how DALL.E generates images and how we can edit them.
Best Practices and Ethics in Using DALL-E
In this module, you'll learn the ethical guidelines on using DALL.E. We'll explore how to responsibly use this image genration tool and also understand on the copyright issues.
Advantages and disadvantages
Advantages
Free, short, with a free certificate.
Made in India, with examples Indian students will recognise.
Free certificate when you finish.
Completely free.
Self-paced: start any time.
A clear syllabus (5 parts) you can see before you start.
Hands-on: you build or practise, not just watch.
Disadvantages
Introductory; the certificate carries little weight with employers.
Expect follow-up calls and emails about paid programs.
Short (1 hour): an overview, not deep coverage.
Some points apply to every course of this kind; see how we rank.
Free, with a free certificate
Free: Sign up with your email or phone to watch.
Certificate: Free when you finish the videos and quiz.
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