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That’s likely to be the case with the new Grok Image Generation release, code-named Aurora.
Itappeared briefly over the weekendbut now seems to have replaced Flux as the image generator inside Grok completely.
“Aurora is an autoregressive mixture-of-experts connection trained to predict the next token from interleaved text and image data.
This basically means it is particularly good at photorealistic images and following a prompt.
It can also generate impressive text on the image and take inspiration from an image uploaded by a user.
If you see Grok + Flux in the model selection drop-down then you don’t have access yet.
If you do, then this is a guide to using it.
This guide assumes you have an X Premium subscription, which is required for using Aurora.
Open Grok
tap on Grokin the X sidebar to launch the chatbot.
If it doesn’t mention an image model, select Grok 2.
Give Grok a prompt
Like all AI tools the skill is in the prompting.
Justtype what you wantor select a suggestion.
I gave it the request to give it sunglasses and make it a husky
5.
Enjoy your image
I was not disappointed in the result.
you’ve got the option to keep prompting and making changes to the image, or start again.
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