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OpenArt: Create folders and generate images within them

Demo summary

The user shows how to create a new folder called 'candid shots' and demonstrates that generating images while inside a folder automatically saves them to that specific location.

Step-by-step

  1. Click on Folders at the top of the interface
  2. Click on Create new folder
  3. Enter a name for the folder and click Confirm
  4. Click into the newly created folder
  5. Generate images while inside the folder to save them there automatically

Options

  • Generate images within the main project
  • Generate images within specific folders

Highlights

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All demos from “OpenArt's Projects & Folders | Say Goodbye to Doom Scrolling Assets!

  1. 0:190:44Create and manage projects in OpenArtThe user demonstrates how to create a new project named 'fashion portrait' and shows how to rename or delete projects using the workspace panel in OpenArt.OpenArtAI Image Generator
  2. 1:240:43Create folders and generate images within themCurrentThe user shows how to create a new folder called 'candid shots' and demonstrates that generating images while inside a folder automatically saves them to that specific location.OpenArtAI Image Generator
  3. 3:301:15Batch move images to folders in OpenArtThe user demonstrates multi-selecting images using Shift and Control keys and moving them into the 'candid shots' folder using the 'add to folder' tool.OpenArtAI Photo Editor
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  12. 1:240:43Create folders and generate images within themCurrentThe user shows how to create a new folder called 'candid shots' and demonstrates that generating images while inside a folder automatically saves them to that specific location.OpenArt