Marcelo Gorosito

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Heads up — something interesting I stumbled on the other day.

It looks like Meta.ai has quietly teamed up with MidJourney for their image and video generation. I don’t know the full story yet, but the output feels very MidJourney-ish… and the wild part is you can use it completely free. You can generate imagery and video right inside meta.ai after creating a free account. A few things I’ve noticed while testing: - Image resolution isn’t as high as going directly through MidJourney - Everything exports as JPEG (no PNGs like MJ) - Video resolution is noticeably smaller - It even supports SREF codes, which blew my mind a bit Still, if you’ve been wanting to experiment with the MidJourney look without paying for a plan, this is honestly a solid way to get your feet wet. Great for messing around, testing concepts, or just exploring ideas. Just wanted to pass it along in case it helps anyone experimenting this week.

New comment 12d ago

Marcelo Gorosito

1 like • 16d

I'm using meta.ia to practice with prompts and animation code.

Marcelo Gorosito

1 like • 13d

Hi, I'm back. After trying out several animations with my own animated music video project, I've found that Meta.ia respects the character's form much more accurately, without distorting any part of their body. Unlike Midjourney, which always distorts some part of the character's body (using omnireferences) or forces me to correct errors, Meta.ia doesn't do that. I'm uploading an example of an animated character in Meta.ia and an image of the model I'm using as a base. It includes a Christmas prompt to give the character a festive style.