Ghibli-Ghibli has been all over the internet for the last two days. Maybe you have also heard its name for the first time, so let's know what this new trend is. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman made a Ghibli-style AI image his profile picture on the social media platform 'X' and wrote, "I have changed my PFP, but maybe someone else will make it better."

After this, ChatGPT users themselves adopted this new trend and started molding their imaginary world in Ghibli format. Now iconic movie scenes, emotional moments, childhood memories, and even marriage proposals are being made in Ghibli style on social media and interestingly, no one is complaining about it! Elon Musk has also joined this trend. He has also shared an image in Ghibli style.

GPT-4o: New image generation tool
This new trend has been made possible with the help of OpenAI's GPT-4o model. With this new in-built image generation tool, users can create stickers, signboards, memes, and even photorealistic images. While launching this feature, OpenAI said, "This native multimodal model unlocks useful and valuable image generation, capable of delivering accurate, realistic and photorealistic output."

How to create Ghibli-style images?

The most interesting aspect of this new AI tool is that it can perfectly replicate Studio Ghibli's famous art style. It is extremely easy to use...

Choose any image that you want to convert into Ghibli-style

Prompt the GPT-4o model: "Make a Studio Ghibli version of this image."

Your Ghibli-style image is ready! Now share it on social media and be a part of this trend.

What is Ghibli?

If you are not familiar with Studio Ghibli, let's understand it in simple language. "Studio Ghibli is a renowned animation studio in Japan, founded in 1985 by legendary animation directors Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata. The studio is known for its beautiful art, deep storytelling, and themes such as nature, humanity, fantasy, and self-discovery."

Some pictures of Ghibli style

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