PatternedAI Reivews:Generate unique patterns for your product using AI

About PatternedAI

PatternedAI lets you generate & search for copyright-free seamless patterns and textures. You need to sign in with Google in order to generate your own, but you can download from the gallery without signing in. The AI behind PatternedAI is Stable Diffusion which can create perfectly seamless patterns that you’re able to tile together. The free plan lets you generate 10 patterns with unlimited downloads.

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PatternedAI Features

Guaranteed seamless patterns

Generate repeatable, unique patterns in seconds for any surface without any visible seams

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Create variations of your favorite patterns or images with high adjustability

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Control the number of colors and resolution for your prints

PatternedAI Prompt Guides

Creating seamless patterns using PatternedAI can be a fun and rewarding experience, but knowing how to craft a well-constructed prompt is key to achieving the results you want. In this guide, we will walk you through the different elements of a basic prompt, so you can create beautiful and unique patterns.

Prompt Elements

Core Prompt

The core prompt is the central theme or subject that you want your pattern to revolve around. This can be anything from animals, nature, or abstract shapes. Here are a few examples of a core prompt for seamless patterns:

• Flower
• Geometric shapes
• Butterfly
• Leaves
• Palm tree

While a simple core prompt can sometimes produce nice results, a more specific and detailed core prompt can lead to more intricate and unique patterns.

Style

Choosing a style for your pattern is important to ensure that it aligns with your vision. There are various styles you can use, such as:

• Abstract
• Vintage
• Modern
• Minimalistic

To incorporate a style into your prompt, you can use phrases such as “a modern pattern of [core prompt]” or “a vintage-inspired pattern of [core prompt]”. Here are some examples of prompts for different styles:

• “A minimalistic pattern of leaves”
• “A vintage-inspired pattern of flowers”
• “An abstract pattern of geometric shapes”

Artist

Adding an artist’s name to your prompt can help you achieve a specific look and feel for your pattern. Here are some artists that you can incorporate into your prompt:

• Wassily Kandinsky
• Piet Mondrian
• Yayoi Kusama
• Henri Matisse

You can add an artist’s name to your prompt to make it more specific, such as “A pattern of leaves inspired by Yayoi Kusama” or “A geometric pattern inspired by Piet Mondrian”.

Finishing touches

Finishing touches are the extra details that you can add to your prompt to give it the perfect finishing touch. Some examples of finishing touches for seamless patterns are:

• Subtle colors
• Contrasting colors
• High contrast
• Bold lines
• Fine lines
• Organic feel
• Geometric shapes

You can combine finishing touches to make your pattern even more unique, such as “A vintage-inspired pattern of flowers with bold lines and high contrast”.

Examples:

1. Core prompt: Leaves Style: Modern Artist: Piet Mondrian Finishing touches: Subtle colors, fine lines Prompt: “A modern pattern of leaves inspired by Piet Mondrian with subtle colors and fine lines.”
2. Core prompt: Flowers Style: Abstract Artist: Wassily Kandinsky Finishing touches: High contrast, organic feel Prompt: “An abstract pattern of flowers inspired by Wassily Kandinsky with high contrast and an organic feel.”
3. Core prompt: Geometric shapes Style: Vintage Artist: Henri Matisse Finishing touches: Contrasting colors, bold lines Prompt: “A vintage-inspired pattern of geometric shapes inspired by Henri Matisse with contrasting colors and bold lines.”

Prompt Weighting

prompt weighting lets users control the prominence of certain elements in a pattern, such as colors or shapes. By providing a base prompt and adjusting the weights of these elements, users can refine the final pattern to their liking and create more customized designs.

You can increase words weighting by using ”()” or decrease words weighting by using ”[]”

• a (word) – increase attention to word by a factor of 1.1
• a ((word)) – increase attention to word by a factor of 1.21 (= 1.1 * 1.1)
• a [word] – decrease attention to word by a factor of 1.1
• a (word:1.5) – increase attention to word by a factor of 1.5
• a (word:0.25) – decrease attention to word by a factor of 4 (= 1 / 0.25)
• a (word) – use literal () characters in prompt

With (), a weight can be specified like this: (text:1.4). If the weight is not specified, it is assumed to be 1.1. Specifying weight only works with () not with [].

Negative Prompt

Negative prompt can be used as a parameter to inform the AI what to avoid in the final output. Negative keywords can help prevent specific features, styles, or image issues from appearing in the generated images. It can help you achieve more refined control when used properly.

Examples:

prompt:

A rustic pattern inspired by Navajo weavers with Southwest motifs, earth tones, and bold lines

adding: symmetrical, straight lines

A rustic pattern inspired by Navajo weavers with Southwest motifs, earth tones, and bold lines, symmetrical, straight lines

negative prompt:

deformed, asymmetrical, wavy lines, blurred, low quality

adding: regular shape

prompt

A rustic pattern inspired by Navajo weavers with Southwest motifs, earth tones, and bold lines, symmetrical, straight
lines, regular shape

negative prompt

irregular shape, deformed, asymmetrical, wavy lines, blurred, (low quality), ( on fabric), (real photo)

Adding weight

prompt:

A rustic pattern inspired by Navajo weavers with Southwest motifs, earth tones, and bold lines, symmetrical, straight
lines, (regular shape:1.3)

negative prompt:

(irregular shape:1.4), (deformed), (asymmetrical), (wavy lines), (blurred), (low quality)

Example 2

Modern pattern with leaves

A modern pattern of leaves inspired by Piet Mondrian

A modern pattern of leaves inspired by Piet Mondrian with subtle colors and fine lines.”

FAQ

What is patterned AI?

PatternAI is yours… it’s your own personal AI that you can trust with any data or ask any question, no matter how complex or candid. Change your life. Pattern is your personal AI that is trained to help you in so many exciting ways, and we’re just getting started.

Is patterned AI free to use?

Try patterned.ai to generate royalty-free high-res and SVG patterns. It allows you to manage details, colours and every creative aspect. You can use it for free for your school projects, and there is a waiting list for Business use.

What is the AI that can create patterns?

With patterned AI, you can easily create unique seamless patterns, random patterns, tiling patterns, SVG patterns, and more with our online pattern generator. All you need to do is type your desired pattern with a detailed text description into our AI image generator.

How much does patterned AI cost?

The Patterned AI pricing plans are as follows:

• Starter – $10 per month – 300 credits, text-to-image creation, and royalty-free images.
• Standard – $30 per month – 2000 credits, text-to-image creation, image-to-image creation, download SVG, and royalty-free images.

How to use AI for pattern design?

AI art generators like starryai allow you to provide the AI system with details and specifics regarding your design pattern, such as colors and textures. All you have to do is enter a text prompt describing your pattern, and the AI will output a design pattern based on your features.