The basics of using the API to create your own images from text.
I’m Clay, a member of the team at Replicate. In this post, I’ll show you how Replicate allows you to easily explore many open text to image models.
You can follow along by downloading the accompanying Jupyter notebook here
If you’re running the notebook in Colab, it’s recommended to use Firefox/Chrome.
Install
It’s wise to use a virtual environment to keep your global Python installation clean. venv or conda will work fine:
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