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by SandpaperSnapcamera

First, what is Maze Guru?

Maze Guru allows you to come up with a description of any image you could think of. After you type in your description (also known as a prompt) you will get what you asked for and images will be created based on your prompt. You want an image of Taylor Swift riding a horse in the Sahara desert? Go for it. Want to see two cats wearing shades with 1980s fashion? Just put it in the prompt. The possibilities are endless. And there are TONS of art style to choose from.

When starting out, I recommend looking at other people’s prompts and seeing what works and what doesn’t. Some words work better than others.

Now, is Maze Guru free?

Right now, yes and no. You start with a free plan that gives you 200 “points” at no cost to you. Maze Guru is all about points. Every time you write a prompt, it costs you points. It can cost 1 to 3 points per image, so if you receive 4 different images based on your prompt, you’ll use up 4 to 12 points. If you end up using all of your points, just know that by default you get 12 points free each day (sometimes you have to wait an extra day or two). You can participate in contests and share your art on social media to earn points for free, or you can subscribe to their monthly or yearly plan. I’m paying for the standard plan which is $10 a month, and I receive 1500 points each month. $50 a month for the pro plan gives you 10,000 points per month. That’s a lot of points!

So now for the issues:

1. There is a search bar in the app that lets you look up other people’s prompts and images, but it only shows you the popular images from other people or the images from your own prompts, instead of the recent images that are created each day regardless of popularity.

2. There’s a search filter used to organize your own prompts and images. It doesn’t always label your stuff correctly, making it hard to rely on the filters at times.

3. This app is rated 17+ for a reason. There ARE people who overly sexualize their content. Moderators can ban you for this, trust me. At the same time, some prompts lead to inappropriate content even if you didn’t intend it. This RARELY happens once you get used to the way prompts work. Also, DO NOT let your kids play around with this app. Mature people only. 🤓

Last words:

If you read up till this point. I commend you. 🫡
Learn to have fun and don’t always expect your prompts to work. Keep playing around with word choice. It’s worth it.
Join the Maze Guru discord community. You can talk about prompts, art styles, AI, etc. Even normal chit-chat is cool. Plus you can share your prompts and images in the server, too. 😎
Long story short…this app is amazing and I’m constantly blown away by the results. It’s always fun to see what your prompts can do! Never regretted using it ever since I joined. 🙌🏾

by SandpaperSnapcamera

First, what is Maze Guru?

Maze Guru allows you to come up with a description of any image you could think of. After you type in your description (also known as a prompt) you will get what you asked for and images will be created based on your prompt. You want an image of Taylor Swift riding a horse in the Sahara desert? Go for it. Want to see two cats wearing shades with 1980s fashion? Just put it in the prompt. The possibilities are endless. And there are TONS of art style to choose from.

When starting out, I recommend looking at other people’s prompts and seeing what works and what doesn’t. Some words work better than others.

Now, is Maze Guru free?

Right now, yes and no. You start with a free plan that gives you 200 “points” at no cost to you. Maze Guru is all about points. Every time you write a prompt, it costs you points. It can cost 1 to 3 points per image, so if you receive 4 different images based on your prompt, you’ll use up 4 to 12 points. If you end up using all of your points, just know that by default you get 12 points free each day (sometimes you have to wait an extra day or two). You can participate in contests and share your art on social media to earn points for free, or you can subscribe to their monthly or yearly plan. I’m paying for the standard plan which is $10 a month, and I receive 1500 points each month. $50 a month for the pro plan gives you 10,000 points per month. That’s a lot of points!

So now for the issues:

1. There is a search bar in the app that lets you look up other people’s prompts and images, but it only shows you the popular images from other people or the images from your own prompts, instead of the recent images that are created each day regardless of popularity.

2. There’s a search filter used to organize your own prompts and images. It doesn’t always label your stuff correctly, making it hard to rely on the filters at times.

3. This app is rated 17+ for a reason. There ARE people who overly sexualize their content. Moderators can ban you for this, trust me. At the same time, some prompts lead to inappropriate content even if you didn’t intend it. This RARELY happens once you get used to the way prompts work. Also, DO NOT let your kids play around with this app. Mature people only. 🤓

Last words:

If you read up till this point. I commend you. 🫡
Learn to have fun and don’t always expect your prompts to work. Keep playing around with word choice. It’s worth it.
Join the Maze Guru discord community. You can talk about prompts, art styles, AI, etc. Even normal chit-chat is cool. Plus you can share your prompts and images in the server, too. 😎
Long story short…this app is amazing and I’m constantly blown away by the results. It’s always fun to see what your prompts can do! Never regretted using it ever since I joined. 🙌🏾

by SandpaperSnapcamera

First, what is Maze Guru?

Maze Guru allows you to come up with a description of any image you could think of. After you type in your description (also known as a prompt) you will get what you asked for and images will be created based on your prompt. You want an image of Taylor Swift riding a horse in the Sahara desert? Go for it. Want to see two cats wearing shades with 1980s fashion? Just put it in the prompt. The possibilities are endless. And there are TONS of art style to choose from.

When starting out, I recommend looking at other people’s prompts and seeing what works and what doesn’t. Some words work better than others.

Now, is Maze Guru free?

Right now, yes and no. You start with a free plan that gives you 200 “points” at no cost to you. Maze Guru is all about points. Every time you write a prompt, it costs you points. It can cost 1 to 3 points per image, so if you receive 4 different images based on your prompt, you’ll use up 4 to 12 points. If you end up using all of your points, just know that by default you get 12 points free each day (sometimes you have to wait an extra day or two). You can participate in contests and share your art on social media to earn points for free, or you can subscribe to their monthly or yearly plan. I’m paying for the standard plan which is $10 a month, and I receive 1500 points each month. $50 a month for the pro plan gives you 10,000 points per month. That’s a lot of points!

So now for the issues:

1. There is a search bar in the app that lets you look up other people’s prompts and images, but it only shows you the popular images from other people or the images from your own prompts, instead of the recent images that are created each day regardless of popularity.

2. There’s a search filter used to organize your own prompts and images. It doesn’t always label your stuff correctly, making it hard to rely on the filters at times.

3. This app is rated 17+ for a reason. There ARE people who overly sexualize their content. Moderators can ban you for this, trust me. At the same time, some prompts lead to inappropriate content even if you didn’t intend it. This RARELY happens once you get used to the way prompts work. Also, DO NOT let your kids play around with this app. Mature people only. 🤓

Last words:

If you read up till this point. I commend you. 🫡
Learn to have fun and don’t always expect your prompts to work. Keep playing around with word choice. It’s worth it.
Join the Maze Guru discord community. You can talk about prompts, art styles, AI, etc. Even normal chit-chat is cool. Plus you can share your prompts and images in the server, too. 😎
Long story short…this app is amazing and I’m constantly blown away by the results. It’s always fun to see what your prompts can do! Never regretted using it ever since I joined. 🙌🏾