No.3829
>>3828Edit the image if needed. In this case I cropped it a bit so more of Kuon would show up. I also scaled it down to 256x256 because photoshop's downscale filter thing is a lot better than gimp's.
Open it in gimp, then choose to export and type "[name].ico" and export it.
No.3835
Just use one of the thousands of icon sets designed by real people and have them actually look good.
No.3838
>>3832Yeah, something like a plain or transparent background is probably a good idea. Tags like "simple background, [color] background" is good for that and photoshop's magic picker thing is pretty good at removing backgrounds.
>>3834My Computer: Kuon sitting at computer
Recycling Bin: Kuon holding a bag
Firefox: Kuon holding sparkler (the firework thing)
Media Player: Kuon holding a camera
I won't really use Kuon for all of this, but it's fun to think of themed things to make the desktop space more interesting
>>3835Thank you for the rude sage of disapproval, but the idea of this is to personalize it with boobs and butts and cute Kuons.
No.3842
>>3828you can barely even see the desktop in this
No.3843
>>3832Prompt stuff like "flat colors", "abstract"
No.3844
>hide /jp/ shitposts
>they start shitting up other boards
Dumb niggers. inb4 who are you quoting -- my life.
No.3846
>>3844Why not offer genuine criticism then instead of meaningless angerposting?
No.3879
If this is a thread for tips in general: Depending on if your hardware allows for the generation of bigger resolutions, you can easily create high-quality simple designs like gradients or smoke for use as overlays in editing. For more subtle overlays you can also just use upscaling on lesser resolutions. However, using AI could take longer than just doing it yourself if your hardware is struggling. After experimenting some with prompts, it should also be possible to create more intricate assets and designs for object cutouts (think game PV assets) in the blink of an eye, though you need to find a good base of quality-assuring tags first to make sure of things like style continuity and whatnot. Completely untraceable and riskfree.
No.3892
>>3879This is probably something those giant general purpose models excel at. Flux and uh, whatever else. I haven't looked at those at all since my priorities are focused on 2D stuff. It's common for the 2D models to be absolutely terrible at backgrounds or scenery. There are old tutorials of using Controlnet to apply something akin to filters to outputs, but it was a memory heavy process and I didn't have the hardware to use it.