HARPA AI + Bing Creator = Magical Images!

So, yesterday, I introduced you to HARPA AI, here's the link, if you missed it.

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/dianescorpio/blog/harpa-ai-chrome-automation-co-pilot

Today, we are going to have some fun, by creating unique images!

This does require that you have a Microsoft account, and you will be using https://www.bing.com/create

So, let's see how HARPA and Bing work together!

Let's say you have a post that requires an eye-catching Featured Image, and you are stuck for ideas.

Assuming your post is published, simply open up your website at the relevant post.

Now open up HARPA AI, as I explained yesterday.

In the command field, input the forward slash, and type Hero, as shown below.

Then click Hero image ideas.

Now, as we learned yesterday, HARPA can read websites, so you simply click enter, and here's the results.

As you have seen from the previous screenshot, I am looking at a post called Why Do Cats Chase Lasers?

And HARPA has come up with several ideas for a relevant image.

That's all well and good, but where will you find an image to match the description?

Here's where the magic happens!

Open up your Bing Creator account, which should look like this.

And, in the create bar, simply copy what HARPA has suggested, as much or as little as necessary.

I have copied a couple of sentences from the first suggestion.

Then click the pink Create button.

Here's the results.

Now, I am not too happy with these images, they should really show the laser.

So, let's try HARPA's second suggestion.

Very cute!

So, I like the third one, so simply click it, and select Download, and there you are!

One unique image for your post!

Of course, this also works for other images too, not just the Featured Image.

Now, let's talk about the terms and conditions of the Bing Creator.

"You may use Creations outside the Online Services for any legal personal, non-commercial purpose."

Of course, that's open to interpretation and with this new technology, its not a cut and dried answer.

I personally would be wary of using these images for a post that contains affiliate links.

I hope you enjoyed this, stay tuned for more HARPA prompts!