All language subtitles for Video_5-_Creating_Tiled_Patterns_On_Leonardo_Ai_Vs_Midjourney

let's talk about creating patterns

and how you can actually create tile patterns

whether it is on Leonardo or on Mid Journey

to be clear what ideally

if people were going to use a pattern on a large uh

garment or a product

where people are looking for an image to be seamless

I'll kind of show you how that works

so here we have mid journey

and the way you do this is first

you come up with your pattern concept

so I'll type in a pattern of let's just say eggplants

water color

style painting okay so very simple

and I'm gonna ask for a high quality of work

so I'll ask for a quality of one

and let's just say I want my size to be uh

this this landscape 2 to 1 approach okay

and let's say leave it to raw stylization

let's go up to 200 okay

in order for it to tile I have to type in dash dash

so I have to give the tile notation

so how that looks is just like this dash dash

and then tile just like that

and I will type enter and really

what I'm telling you here is

I want it to be a repeating pattern

I want when the pattern is stacked upon each other

it will tile it will become a pattern

and if you see here

this is a little feature that says tile

so the next time that I create a pattern

I just select this tile button

and it will kind of apply it to here

and you could see here the pattern is created

if I put this on a repeating pattern checker uh

we can we can see that it will actually be effective

and it will actually work

in fact you can see here this eggplant

how it's kind of finishing here

you got this piece that will connect to it

you have this here that connects to this uh

you have this P or this piece that connects to here

right so it just a matter of connections and it

and it does work uh

for Leonardo AI

what we do is we click on this tiling button here

and you create a pattern that way

so in my case with the patterns that I like to create

I might use some illustration type concepts

so I might click out illustrative albedo

and I'll go over here

and I'll type in pattern of a eggplant

um eggplant pattern

pattern of eggplants watercolor style illustration

I know the spelling is wrong

but I'll just leave it the way it is

and then I'll go over here to tiling

and I'll click tiling on and I'll hit generate

and it will literally be no difference

obviously I could switch the the landscape size

I'll hit generate there

but you can kind of get the concept in

and what that will do for me is

it will have some tiling to it

but it will be perfect

so let me just pause the screen real quick

and I'll show you how to check if it works okay

so this right here is called a seamless texture checker

or seamless tile checker and basically

what I'll do is I'll go over here to mid journey on

I'll download this image

I'm not even gonna upscale it right now

just kind of show you the idea

and I'll go over here to file

and I will upload the file that uh

we're just looking at

and you can see here it is perfectly tile

there is no cuts in it there is no you know

there's no mistakes effectively

on this mid journey tile

so you can see here it's absolutely seamless

and anybody can use this um

it will work for any image

like I said I just pulled out this one

so now we're using Leonardo AI and um

I'm really not sure what these patterns are but hey

let's use this so I'll take this

I'll download this and let's see if it's truly tiled

right so I'll go over here file

click on the downloaded image and there you go

you can see it's pretty much perfect when it matters

right

so there's a little issue like let's say right here

but you really couldn't tell unless I pointed it out

all the eggs here they look like Easter eggs

but all the eggs here are um

you know pretty much perfect

you can't there's no lines in them

there's nothing like that

so that's essentially how to create tiled patterns

whether it's on mid journey or Leonardo AI