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Price feels fair for saving me time, but I have no use for a fairly low-res image. Do brands really want logo images that are less than 4k resolution and aren’t
by aczerepinski 3y ago
Price feels fair for saving me time, but I have no use for a fairly low-res image. Do brands really want logo images that are less than 4k resolution and aren’t vectorized?
- qingcharles 3y agoYou have to run it through another AI app to upscale it. That's how most of these AI images are being done these days. Vector is another matter. I don't think you'd want to try to vectorize the output from this, but again, there are a bunch of AI tools for doing it.
- andybak 3y agoHow would these even vectorize?
- igorkotua 3y agoThere is a pretty good website and API for it: https://vectorizer.ai/ https://vectorizer.ai/
- andybak 3y agoI didn't mean that. I meant these aren't the kind of images where you're going to get usable vectors.
- qingcharles 3y agoYeah, agreed, that's why I said you probably wouldn't want to do it in my comment, but you know someone will ask for it... :)
- aczerepinski 3y agoIf I have the skills and willingness to use another AI, then I might as well do the whole thing by myself. Agreed on this not being the type of image you’d vectorize. In this specific case I’d want high res images suitable for print, or for a logo on a 4k video, etc.
- igorkotua 3y agoYeah totally agree, it's just for the first version. Upscaling will be built into the app