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0:00 Today, we'll learn how to use Flux AI on your computer to generate beautiful looking images 0:06 just by typing what you want to see. Flux is known for generating very realistic images. It 0:11 does a good job with hands and it also renders text accurately. That's something lots of other 0:17 AI models struggle with. All right, let's dive in. First, head to the following website to learn more Explore Flux AI Features 0:23 about Flux and what it's capable of. And if you scroll down the page just a little bit, you can 0:27 see some sample images that you can generate. And you'll also see the associated prompt underneath 0:32 the image. To install Flux, we're going to use a tool called Pinokio. Pinokio handles installing Instal l Flux AI with Pinokio 0:39 all of the required dependencies like Python, pip, git, nodeJS and others. You basically get 0:46 everything that you need to run AI models. It's the easiest way to get it to just work. That's 0:52 why I recommend it. To get Pinokio, head to the following website. I've included a link down below 0:57 in the description. On this page, let's click on the button that says download. This brings us to 1:02 the download page. You can install on Windows, Mac or Linux. I'm going to install on Windows. So 1:07 right here, I'll click on download for Windows. Once it's all done downloading, run through 1:12 the install process. Once you finish installing Pinokio and you launch the app, you'll land here Set Up Flux AI Web UI 1:17 on the welcome screen. To install Flux, in the top right-hand corner, let's click on this button that 1:22 says discover, and here you can see all the different AI models that you can run through 1:27 Pinokio. Up on top, let's type in Flux. And right here, we have the option to install a minimal 1:32 Flux web UI. Let's click on this option, and right here, we have the option to download. Let's click 1:37 on that. On this next screen, you'll see all the different dependencies required to be able 1:41 to run Flux. The beautiful thing about Pinokio is it'll take care of installing all of these, 1:47 and you don't have to worry about going through one by one and installing all these different 1:50 items. Down at the bottom, let's click on install. And here, we can see that it's now kicked off the 1:55 install process. Over on the right-hand side, you'll see notifications that keep you updated 1:59 on the progress of the install. Once you finish installing all of the dependencies, Run Your First Image Prompt 2:03 it'll automatically launch the web UI for Flux. Right up on top, you can type in your prompt, 2:08 and down below, you'll see the resulting image. You can also select the model that you would like 2:13 to run, and there are two different models available. There's the Schnell model. This 2:17 one will generate images somewhat faster, but quality may not be as good. The good thing here 2:23 is you could use these images commercially. And down below, there's another model, or the dev 2:27 model. This one will take a little bit longer, and it'll give you the highest possible quality level. 2:33 However, you cannot use these commercially. Down below, you could select the seed. I have it set 2:37 to randomized, and you can also define the width, the height, and a few other settings down below. 2:42 Right up on top, let me type in a prompt. I'll type this in, and over on the right-hand side, 2:46 I'll click on Run. For the best possible performance, I'd recommend using an NVIDIA 2:50 RTX graphics card. Down below, I can now see my image. And look at that. It looks like the text Download and Save Images 2:56 is 100% accurate. To download this image, I can click on it. And over here, I have the option 3:01 to download as a PNG. There you go. You can now generate beautiful looking images directly on your Wrap up 3:08 PC. Let me know if you have any questions down below in the comments. I'll see you next time.