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Find an AI example worth adapting

Find an idea for what to make next: an image, video, song, presentation or a sourced answer. Follow a relevant example and adapt it with your own inputs.

Gab AI Explore gallery with a brand logo, a woman at a café, product photography, video, music and 3D previews.
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Gab AI Explore gallery with a brand logo, a woman at a café, product photography, video, music and 3D previews.

Find an image, video, song or 3D creation that gives you a useful starting point.

Explore AI examples by the task

Look for original inputs, a readable result and a revision you can compare. Prefer an example that helps with a task you actually need.

  1. Find a direction

    Browse by media type and choose an example that fits your task.

  2. Read the prompt

    Open the creation to see its original prompt, model and available settings.

  3. Make a change

    Describe your own variation and review what the model creates.

Follow a complete example and revision

These public walkthroughs show the inputs, result and a focused change. They are useful companions to the separate in-app Explore catalog.

Try a garden-journal cover

Use this complete image brief, then change its background. Create the first image before using it as the source for the follow-up, and compare the watering can, seedlings and title space in both versions.

Garden-journal image brief

Create a square illustrated cover for a garden journal: a blue watering can beside three seedlings, warm morning light, simple cream background. No lettering. Leave space above for a title to add later. Return the actual image. I will check the can, three seedlings and clear space before requesting any revision.

Take an idea into the right workflow

Open an available catalog item or follow a linked lesson. Supply your own inputs and use the model and controls that support the task.

Can I adapt an AI example?

Adapt its structure with permitted material. Inspect inputs, rights and model conditions, then review your own result.

Is every Explore item verified?

No. Availability and quality need individual review. These public examples identify their origin and checked limits.

Where should I begin?

Choose one useful task, read its example and lesson, supply inputs and check a focused revision.

Take the idea into your image workflow

Follow the Work image lesson for a project, or use the direct Image Generator for a single image. Open a walkthrough to follow the full workflow.

Find an idea and make it yours.

Pick a useful example, follow its lesson and try one focused change of your own.