Dreamerland

With a growing market and so many options to choose from, it is not surprising that some AI engine options are not so often mentioned.

It's time to talk about Dreamerland, one of my favorite options to generate images with AI and the one I'm mainly using at the moment, (needless to say that these are just opinion articles, without any kind of sponsorship), but, if by any chance you don't have any knowledge of it yet, I suggest you give me a little of your attention.

Currently featuring a main dashboard on their website https://app.dreamerland.ai/ and a mobile application for Android and IOS (important; at the time of writing this, the android app is downloaded directly from the site and not from GoogleStore), it is a very versatile and functional tool.

I won't say it's easy to master, especially since I haven't even managed to exploit half of its potential yet, but it is quite accessible to learn.

It has excellent, very good and diverse styles that help you focus your design, whether it's a stunning landscape with ambient lighting or a dark fantasy book type image.

The community is also very supportive, sharing moulds that can give a boost to your first creations, however, if you already have experience, it will allow you to make images with very good quality and without having to worry about strict limits.

Now let's move on to the positive and negative points.

I'll start with what I don't like; and the most significant in this aspect is that at least 3 or 4 basic models with which it allows you to start creating, are a bit strange, with some facial proportions that don't look very good (or maybe it's just me that I don't appreciate that kind of art).

It is worth noting that there are very few models that have these strange features, compared to the many models that Dreamerland makes available to you, but I mention this because you may find it strange to find among your best images a couple of them with unaesthetic details, which probably do not meet your expectations.

On the positive side: we have a neat and fairly intuitive interface, access to slightly more complicated but efficient options for retouching and scaling, lighting modifiers, face overlays and a wide vocabulary that understands the commands quite well.

By the way, it has a very reasonable cost, in fact I would say that it is one of the best with respect to what it offers you. excellent quality and great possibilities.

you may also be interested to know that it does not limit you so much (it is not strict with censorship), which is always good to exploit as much as possible your creativity, moderation is up to each one.

In conclusion, good potential, excellent price and great image quality are enough to recommend this AI engine, whether you are a novice or looking for a much more refined result, it is a great option to consider,

The animation side of things still has a lot of room for improvement but progress is good and I have no doubt it will soon be an even more attractive and complete package.

Another thing that doesn't convince me is the eraser tool, which honestly in some occasions doesn't work well or leaves horrible smudges instead of eliminating something you try to remove from your work, it's not an irremediable failure, because almost all the extra tools we have for editing can take care of that detail, but it's unnecessary extra work, and it should be a fundamental basic function that ought to be fixed soon.

I could also talk about how robotic the video animation looks, but it's still too early to judge.

And last but not least, although it is not the fastest at generating images, you will soon master the process that will allow you to take full advantage of its speed.