Im trying to get into this form of creating pregnant art but with my own taste since I have been on this section of the site looking at the art that some people have created and even though I was skeptical of this trend thinking its not going to amount to anything I got to say I’m pretty impressed with some of the art and got me on this desire to create my own nsfw art but I’ve tried to start and I have hit some road blocks and I’m generally stuck about where to start.So here are my questions and hopefully I can get some answers so here is my list of questions:

What is the best AI art engine/program right now?

Do you have to pay money with most high quality engines and if it’s not the case how do you get the best results regardless of whether or not your paying for the extra features?

How do I navigate the prompts so I don’t get images with wonky looking faces on the women or whatever thing I’m trying to render?
 
Do I have to use/upload images onto the engine so I can get the best results with AI programs or can I just use prompts?

What other advanced settings should I be aware of ?

Do AI art programs care if you’re running them on a gaming pc with an rtx 3090 ti? 

Another set of questions that are of kind related and related to AI artwork but I want to cover my bases 

What is the best photoshop program for morphs and image manipulation?

Do AI programs support photoshop and if so how good is it depending on what program you’re using?

Do certain AI programs require you to have a decent pc in order to run them better and faster ?

I can't provide tech support but I'm happy to answer questions - though the answers might make more sense after you've played around with the technology for a bit.

Quote:What is the best AI art engine/program right now?

Midjourney is the best but they don't let you make erotic art - for nsfw pics the most commonly used program is the Automatic1111 stable-diffusion-webui,  if your PC meets the requirements there's an installer for it here, the best place to start is to get it running and start trying out prompts and settings.

Quote:Do you have to pay money with most high quality engines and if it’s not the case how do you get the best results regardless of whether or not your paying for the extra features?

AFAIK most of the paid AI apps are running the same models as are available for free via the huggingface.co or civitai.com websites. You get the best results by reprocessing images at a higher resolution; the webUI has the option to do that automatically. The webui has a whole bunch of powerful features that are free, if you can get it running you won't ever need to pay for extra features on an app or site ever again.

Quote:How do I navigate the prompts so I don’t get images with wonky looking faces on the women or whatever thing I’m trying to render?

Wonky faces occur at lower resolutions regardless of the prompt. What helps is using models that have been trained at a higher resolution, otherwise to fix faces you can use inpainting or reprocessing a low resolution pic at a higher resolution.

Quote:What other advanced settings should I be aware of ?

It's worth knowing how load custom models and Loras, and how to use controlnet. A rundown of other features for the webUI is available here. If you're asking about morph stuff you'll want to learn how to use Controlnet and Inpainting to edit pics. 

Quote:Do AI art programs care if you’re running them on a gaming pc with an rtx 3090 ti? 

If they could care, they'd be happy to be running on such a PC, that's one of the best cards for doing this sort of thing. 

Quote:What is the best photoshop program for morphs and image manipulation?

Photoshop itself is a standard for a reason. A rundown of the free options - Krita sucks for morphs but I use it for touch-ups as part of my workflow. GIMP isn't bad but the UI is very clunky. Photopea user friendly is surprisingly useful for morphs.  

Quote:Do AI programs support photoshop and if so how good is it depending on what program you’re using?

There's extensions/plugins available to let you use the webUI directly from photoshop/krita/gimp. 

Quote:Do certain AI programs require you to have a decent pc in order to run them better and faster ?

A faster GPU is faster, but more VRAM is more important, especially if you want to run AI training. To run the webUI you'll want a PC that has an nvidia graphics card (preferably RTX) with a minimum of 4GB vram; 8GB has been enough for me to do some amazing pics at higher resolutions but isn't enough for training the AI.
It can work on AMD cards but afaik it's clunky as hell to get it working, for example that installer won't work for AMD graphics.