Transcript excerpt of a YouTube demo (creator LARRUZ) showcasing Whisk, an experimental Google Labs image-generation app. The speaker demonstrates the app’s simple workflow—selecting a subject and a style, then combining them to produce a generated image—and creates an example "X-style plushie" from an X logo screenshot. The tone is enthusiastic and informal.
Okay. This has got to be the best imaging app I've seen in a while. Most fun to use, for sure. It's called Whisk, and it's made by Google's experimental division, Google Labs. It's quite simple. You pick a subject, you pick a style, and with their image in free model in the background, they'll mash these two together, and then out of the mix of those two, you can create a subject that you can define. This is the demo screen, where the object that you create is predefined. So we're going to create a plushie, and I just have the screenshot of the X logo laying around. So I guess we're going to do a X style plushie. Let's see what we get here. I don't even know myself. What's up? Whoa. Look at that. That's actually pret. Sweet.
