Create Jasper Art with Me - Live! Jasper AI Image Generator Demo

Corey welcomes viewers to the live stream after a few months of absence. He expresses excitement about connecting with the audience and catching up. Corey mentions that he has early access to Jasper Art, a long-awaited Dally 2 image generator, and has been exploring it over the weekend. Jasper AI is an online writing assistant that helps create rough drafts quickly, which has been beneficial for various online writing tasks. Corey has a tutorial playlist on his channel for those interested in learning more about Jasper's writing capabilities. The focus of the stream is on the Jasper Art integration, and Corey plans to share everything he knows about it and demonstrate its functionality.

Corey discusses the release timeline for Jasper Art, noting that while there is no firm date, it is expected to roll out within two to three weeks based on comments from a Facebook group. Early adopter pricing is mentioned to be $20 per user per month, allowing unlimited image generations. Corey also talks about the benefits of switching to an annual billing plan, which saves two months' cost. He addresses a viewer's question about the pricing model and explains that the cost is per user, suggesting that the price should be $20 regardless of the number of seats. Corey shares his excitement about the tool's speed and ease of use compared to other image generators he has tried.

Corey demonstrates the ease of use of Jasper Art, showing how to input a description and generate images based on the prompt. He highlights the speed of image generation and compares it favorably to other image generators. Corey also discusses the feedback mechanism within Jasper Art, where users can rate the generated images as good or bad to help improve the tool. He notes that while the tool is in beta, some images may not be perfect, particularly those involving human figures. Corey suggests using stylistic approaches like paintings or sketches for better results with human images. He also mentions advanced features that allow users to refine their prompts with style, medium, mood, and keywords.

Corey showcases Jasper Art's capability to create images of food, demonstrating the prompt for a chocolate chip cookie with an ice cream sundae on top. He explains that while the tool is effective for food images, it may not be as accurate for photorealistic images of humans. Corey emphasizes the ability to run the prompt multiple times to get better outputs and the potential for using the generated images in various applications like blogs or social media. He also talks about the possibility of uploading the images to other platforms like Canva for further editing.

Corey continues to experiment with different image prompts on Jasper Art, including creating an impressionist painting of a woman in a field of flowers and a realistic image of a red rose. He discusses the variety of outputs and the uniqueness of each image generated. Corey also explores the tool's ability to create images in different artistic styles, such as photographs and pencil sketches. He shares his enthusiasm for the tool's potential and the excitement it has generated in the community. Corey also mentions the ability to generate historic photographs and play around with various styles and moods.

Corey experiments with creating images of characters and scenes using Jasper Art, including a claymation penguin, a meeting between George Washington and Barack Obama, and the cast of Stranger Things in pop art style. He notes that while some images may not turn out exactly as expected, they can still be interesting and fun to explore. Corey also discusses the possibility of creating product images in context, such as a car mechanic at work, and shares his thoughts on the potential uses of Jasper Art for various projects.

Corey shows how Jasper Art allows users to view their image history and work within separate project folders. He emphasizes the convenience of this feature for managing different projects. Corey also talks about the ability to generate images with custom prompts and the option for Jasper to suggest prompts to users. He demonstrates the generation of various images, including a Van Gogh-style painting and a cartoon depiction of a blade of grass. Corey highlights the uniqueness of each generated image and the potential for endless creativity with Jasper Art.

Corey discusses the potential future updates and improvements for Jasper Art, encouraging viewers to provide feedback to the Jasper team. He talks about the current capabilities of the tool and its potential to become a game changer for content creation. Corey also touches on legal considerations regarding the use of AI-generated images, such as copyright and trademark laws. He suggests that users should do their research and consult with the Jasper team for any legal concerns. Corey shares his excitement about the tool's potential and encourages viewers to sign up for the waitlist to take advantage of the early pricing.

Corey wraps up the live stream by reiterating the excitement and potential of Jasper Art. He encourages viewers to sign up for the tool and take advantage of the early adopter pricing. Corey also mentions the possibility of using Jasper Art on mobile devices. He concludes the stream by wishing viewers a great Sunday afternoon and promising to return with more content in the future.