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gifAI is an innovative plugin that allows users to effortlessly create custom images based on their content. With DALL-E-based algorithms and a user-friendly interface, gifAI allows you to create amazing visual content.
<h4>How to use gifAI?</h4>
After installing the plugin, a button will appear next to each post on the site. Clicking on the button will open the plugin and give the user the option to decide whether the creation of the image will be according to the article title, to the article itself, to an existing image, or to a free description text.
Because gifAI is based on the DALL-E creation engine, to use it you need to have an Open AI account. Registration is free, and you can register before installing the plugin or after it does not matter.
<h4>How to register? Very simple:</h4>
<a href="https://platform.openai.com/signup?launch" rel="nofollow ugc">Go to the Open AI website and Sign up</a> 
Choose if you want to register with an existing account (Google, Facebook, or Apple) or with your email.
After choosing the desired source, you need to enter more details that will help the plugin achieve the best result. Details such as: 
– Style (realistic, cartoonish, Van Gogh, etc.) 
– Color palette (if there is a preference) 
A graphic description of what is requested to be in the image (if the source is not a text that describes it)
Description example: a person standing on the dock and looking at the sky, painting style of Picasso, in green colors. 
The more details you add to the verbal description, the better and more accurate the result will be
After you finish entering the details, you will receive four results, from which you can choose: 
– Select and confirm 
– Select and improve – choose one of the final results and ask the plugin to run another creation process according to that choice. 
– Re-request more – regenerates four more images. 
What you choose will be saved in the media library.
<h4>Features:</h4>
<ul>
<li>Simple & intuitive</li>
<li>Responds quickly</li>
<li>Immediate results</li>
<li>Allows to replace and improve the result</li>
</ul>
<h4>Links:</h4>
<a href="https://openai.com/dall-e-2" rel="nofollow ugc">DALL-E</a> 
<a href="https://www.webstick.co.il/" rel="nofollow ugc">Website</a>

gifAI

gifAI is an innovative plugin that allows users to effortlessly create custom images based on their content. With DALL-E-based algorithms and a user-f …

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Embed and use Adobe Fonts (https://fonts.adobe.com) in your WordPress website without having to edit your theme!
Adobe Fonts offers a service that allows you to select from a range of over 25,000 high-quality fonts for your WordPress website. The fonts are applied using the font-face standard, so they are standards compliant, fully licensed, and accessible.
To use this plugin, you need to sign up with Adobe Fonts, install this plugin, and then either configure some Adobe Fonts selectors or define your own CSS rules. Adobe Fonts selectors provide a quick and easy way to get fonts enabled on your site. Using your own CSS rules (as explained in Adobe Fonts’ Advanced tips) gives you more control and lets you access additional attributes such as font-weight. This plugin allows you to create your own CSS rules that use Adobe Fonts without the need to edit/upload CSS style sheets.
Detailed instructions are available on the plugin’s settings page.
This plugin by default uses Adobe Fonts’ CSS embed code (https://blog.typekit.com/2017/11/16/new-on-typekit-load-web-fonts-with-css/). However, if you prefer, you can use the asynchronous JavaScript embed.
Compatible with WordPress Multisite.
Available Languages
<ul>
<li>Japanese – 日本語 (ja)</li>
</ul>
Other Languages
If you would like to translate this plugin into another language, please visit the translate.wordpress.org site (https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/typekit-fonts-for-wordpress). Thank you!

Adobe Fonts (formerly Typekit) for WordPress

Integrate the Adobe Fonts service into your WordPress website or blog to use a range of over 25,000 high-quality fonts.

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