Recently, OpenAI released a new image generation tool designed to allow users to create portraits similar to Miyazaki's. First, OpenAI mentioned that the tool will be available to all users of the free version of ChatGPT, but due to the influx of users, the company's policy has changed, and the tool has been limited to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Team users only. This means that this image generation tool is not available to regular free users, and even I have been unsuccessful when I tried to make a portrait with the free Gemini tool myself.

So, does that mean you can't make a Miyazaki-style portrait without a subscription fee? Fortunately, this is not the case. There's also a free alternative – Grok AI.

Grok AI provides users with a free solution that allows you to turn your own photos or photos of friends and family into Miyazaki-style portraits. While there are several third-party image generators out there that can convert images into Miyazaki-themed versions, the one we recommend here is Grok AI.

Although Grok AI-generated Miyazaki-style portraits are a little lacking in detail compared to the effects produced by ChatGPT's image generator, they still have enough fun for you and your friends, especially when shared on social media, which tend to spark interesting interactions and discussions.

If you want to use Grok AI to generate Miyazaki-style portraits, here are the simple steps:

First, choose an image and make sure that the person or scene in the image is clearly visible. Then, go to Grok AI's web-based chatbot and upload an image to the chatbox. Next, type in a short prompt: "Create a Ghibli-style portrait of this picture." Wait a moment and Grok AI will generate an image based on your input. Depending on the size of the image, the generation process can take around a minute, and while the wait is slightly longer, it's definitely worth it.

While Grok AI-generated Miyazaki-style portraits aren't as detailed and detailed as ChatGPT's image generator, the results are still remarkable, especially for most everyday scenes. For example, in one photo, the AI placed a cup of cold coffee on top of a car's dashboard and added elements that looked like seats, and while these details weren't entirely accurate, the image generally translated well enough to meet the needs of most users.

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