How To Generate QR Codes Embedded With AI Art – SlashGear

We’ll check out the paid method first, as the free method requires you to download files that take up to roughly 60GB on your PC’s hard drive. It also requires a powerful setup, including a dependable GPU, or rendering images may take several minutes. The paid does not require any setup and can be run on any machine, even a smartphone or tablet, with access to a high-speed internet connection. For this method, we’ll use “Think Diffusion,” an online service that runs Stable Diffusion models on the cloud. Its pricing starts at $.50 per hour, and you get a free trial of 30 minutes. Here’s how to get going:

1. Head over to Think Diffusion and select one of the two machines; the cheaper one is good enough to generate images, and we recommend using that. 
2. Load your account with some funds using Cash App or a credit card.

There are different workflows for interlacing QR codes into AI images. You can either create images from text prompts directly while using ControlNet to embed the QR code into it or create an image and then combine it with the QR code. Both methods work, but we recommend the latter, as it produces more relatively natural blends than combining the process in a single step. While this makes the process longer, the results are much more satisfactory.