How to Make Studio Ghibli AI Images for Free on ChatGPT?

ChatGPT Plus users get Ghibli-style AI art, but free tools like Gemini, GrokAI, and Craiyon also create stunning visuals with precise prompts.

Written By:
Ronak Kumar

Reviewed By:
Vaibhav Jha

How To Make Studio Ghibli Ai Images For Free On Chatgpt

Ever since OpenAI introduced the “Studio Ghibli” art feature in their ChatGPT model, the internet has caught the anime fever, with netizens turning their favorite pictures into collectible memories online.

From the enchanted forests to the characters’ eyes, these AI artworks are the perfect representation of the magical world created by Hayao Miyazaki, the fabled creator of Studio Ghibli. With the help of the latest update of ChatGPT and other AI tools, it is now possible to create your own Ghibli images very easily.

Step-by-step guide on how to make your own Studio Ghibli art for free:

  1. Connect to ChatGPT: Open your browser and go to chat.openai.com. Enter your OpenAI credentials to sign in.
  2. New Chat: The “New Chat” button is located at the top right corner of the screen to get started.
  3. Upload Image: Users can upload the image they want edited.
  4. Enter Your Prompt: Simply input a prompt such as ‘Draw in the style of Studio Ghibli’.
  5. Create the Image: Type ‘Image’ and press the Enter key and see how ChatGPT works and create the image according to your command.
  6. Save the Image: As soon as the image is created, click on the right-click button and then click on Save Image As.

Although this feature is only available to the premium users of ChatGPT Plus, others can also use other available tools like Gemini, Craiyon, and Artbreeder for Ghibli art creation. These platforms enable you to test prompts to create surrealistic images, which would be difficult to come by otherwise. 

For more sophisticated solutions, there are such tools as Runway ML and GrokAI, which provide additional settings during the free trial.

It is now possible for anyone to get into the world of AI art creation that is similar to Studio Ghibli art.

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Ronak is a dedicated content writer with a keen eye for detail and a passion for blockchain and cryptocurrency. His interest in these fields was sparked through his work, and he continues to expand his knowledge in these areas. He loves to watch anime and binge watches during his free time.
Vaibhav Jha is an Editor and Content Head at The Crypto Times. He comes on board with a vast array of experience working as a journalist for leading national and international English newspapers. He has a penchant for research and storytelling is his forte. When not working, Vaibhav can be found watching Hindi classic movies or listening to 90's music.