How to create Ghibli style photos on Grok AI

Grok AI has now expanded its AI photo generator to turn your personal photos into a completely new style, such as creating Studio Ghibli style photos with famous animated films. You just need to enter the command to create a Ghibli style photo and then Grok AI processes it to create the photo according to your needs. Here is a guide to create Ghibli style photos using Grok AI.

How to create Ghibli style photos on Grok AI

Step 1:

At the interface on the Grok AI application, click on the pin icon to upload the image file to the Grok AI application.

How to create Ghibli style photos on Grok AI

Step 2:

Display options as shown below, click on Photo to upload the photo to Grok AI. Next, select the photo in the album and then enter the command to create a Ghibli style photo to proceed.

How to create Ghibli style photos on Grok AI
How to create Ghibli style photos on Grok AI

Step 3:

As a result, we get a Ghibli style photo as shown below. Click on the image to download. In this interface, users will have additional Edit options to change the photo if desired.

How to create Ghibli style photos on Grok AI
How to create Ghibli style photos on Grok AI

Step 4:

Go back to the request input interface on Ghibli. Here you enter the request to change the image as below and then press send.

How to create Ghibli style photos on Grok AI

As a result, we can see the new photo after editing it to our liking.

How to create Ghibli style photos on Grok AI

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