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Enter the email you paid with and your order id. The order id starts with pay_: it's in your receipt email from Dodo Payments and was on the thank-you page. Both are needed, so nobody else can pull your files.
Your first image in ChatGPT
- Unzip it and open the
00-start-herefolder: five picks that work with an ordinary selfie, each with a note on which photo suits it. Run these first. - Attach your photo in a new ChatGPT chat (tap +). Good light on the face, no heavy filters: it matters more than the prompt.
- Paste one prompt as text. Open its .txt (or the .json), copy all of it, paste it as your message and send. On a computer you can attach the .json instead and type
Apply the attached spec to the attached photo. - Refine. The first result is a starting point. Reply with one line from the refine folder, one change per reply, until it's yours.
Bought three? Each look is its own zip with its own five start-here picks. The guide PDF in every zip has the refine method, phone and desktop steps, and fixes for common misses.
Using your Style Guide in Midjourney
Inside: the moodboard images (their own zip), the guide PDF, and a .txt with every prompt I used for the look.
- Read the PDF first. Ten minutes. It is the method: the moodboard, training a profile, how I write prompts, putting yourself in the style.
- Make the moodboard. Unzip the moodboard images. On midjourney.com open Personalize, then Moodboards, create a new one and add all of them. Use it on your prompts with its code, as the PDF shows.
- Or use them as style references. Attach a few images to the prompt as style references, or add them with
--sref. Quicker, a little less consistent. - Start from my prompts. They are short on purpose: the subject is the prompt, the moodboard is the finish.
Put yourself in the style: the PDF has the base-photo plus attached-image method that keeps your face and pose. Bought three? Each look has its own moodboard; keep them as separate moodboards.
Setting your wallpapers
Unzip it first: on iPhone, tap the zip in the Files app; on Android, open it in Files and tap Extract. Inside are 20 wallpapers at 1620 × 2880, sharp on any phone.
iPhone
- Save the ones you like to Photos (open one, tap Share, Save Image).
- In Photos, open it, tap Share, then Use as Wallpaper.
- Leave it as it is: no pinch, and Perspective Zoom off (in the ••• menu) so it stays sharp. Tap Add.
- Set as Wallpaper Pair puts it on the lock and home screen; Customize Home Screen lets you pick a different one there.
Android
- Long-press an empty spot on the home screen and tap Wallpapers (or Wallpaper & style), then choose it from Photos or Gallery.
- Or open it in Photos or Gallery, tap ⋮, then Set as wallpaper.
- Pick Home screen, Lock screen, or both.
Lock or home: the lock screen clock sits over the top, so every subject here stays in the middle, clear of it. On the home screen your icons sit on top; a darker, quieter one from the set reads best there.
No order id?
- Search your inbox for Dodo Payments, and check spam and promotions: the receipt has the order id and its own download link.
- Or open Dodo's customer portal, enter the email you paid with, and use the sign-in link it emails you: your purchases and their downloads are there.
- Still nothing? DM @digitallydiffused on Instagram and I'll send your files.
Bought on Ko-fi instead? Your files are in your Ko-fi library (Your page → Purchases).