# 5 AI Side Hustle Ideas That Everyone Is Overlooking

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[0:00] Can I show you five underrated AI side hustles that everyone is overlooking and ignoring despite the fact that they are making people rich, earning them over $800 plus per day? And can I show you the exact AI tools, workflows, and prompts that you can use to start these side hustles, too? Well, that's the challenge I've set myself today. And as you can see, there is a lot to get through. And I believe your time is valuable, and I don't want to waste even one second of it. So, let's just jump straight into it. And we'll start off with the first overlooked, underrated AI side hustle right now. Animated infographics. Yep, this one is pretty interesting because,

[0:36] as you'll see, this one is actually surprisingly easy to start. So, take a look at this. Right. Currently on Instagram, AI infographics like these ones here that are interactive and animated are super popular. And as you can see, they are genuinely really cool and interesting to look at because while the text remains still, different visual elements on the screen are animated. This coolness factor is what is resulting in these infographics going massively viral, bringing in tens of millions to even hundreds of millions of views. For example, you take this one here, right? It was posted just 3 months ago as of me filming this video. And I'll tell you what,

[1:11] the view count on this thing is absolutely insane. Like absolutely insane. Because in just 3 months, this animated infographic has gained over 823 million views. Wow. And so you might be thinking, well, okay, Sarah, but how do you even monetize animated infographs? And that's a good question. And well, there are two ways. One way is that if you build up an Instagram account that gets a lot of followers from you posting viral posts such as viral animated infographic videos, then you can run brand deals. And that's what this account here has chosen to do. They've just added a note into their bio stating that they will accept sponsorships. And if your account is popular

[1:50] like this one is, brands will on their own reach out and DM you offering to run a brand sponsorship to blast their product out to your audience in exchange for a cash payment. And check it out, brands are indeed sponsoring them. Like yesterday, for example, they posted a brand sponsored reel advertising a pregnancy health app. And then in their bio, they include the link where viewers can go and sign up and download the app. And it's kind of crazy, but brand sponsorships like this can pay a lot. like a lot of money. This account falls into the macro influencer tier. And as you can see, these on average charge anywhere from $5,000 to up to $25,000 per post. Well, so yeah,

[2:30] that's one way. Or another way is that you can use AI tools to create some sort of digital product or service yourself to sell. For example, as I'll show you later on in this video, you could use AI Vibe coding tools to create your own mobile app that has a monthly recurring membership subscription. Or you could go the route that this account here has done. You can see that in their bio there is a link to their own Shopify digital product store where they're selling ebooks. And you know what? Why not do both? You can do brand sponsor deals. And you can also have your own AI

[3:01] digital product like an ebook or an app that you sell. You can choose to monetize in multiple ways. But regardless of how you choose to monetize, the next question is this. Okay Sarah, but how do I create my own animated infographics? And it's a fair question, right? So, let me show you how to make these step by step using this simple AI tool workflow here. And first up, we will need to research what information to include in our infographic. And for that, you can of course use any AI that you like, such as chat, GBT, Gemini, or Claude. All of them work great for this. But

[3:33] for me right now, I've been using Claude a lot. So, that's what I chose to use for this tutorial. I decided to pick dogs as my topic, and I picked an idea for Claude to research. I asked it to research different dog sleeping position meanings and to create text for an infographic that is suitable for a mobile phone screen. And then very importantly, I switched it to be the latest advanced claude model and used one of the higher thinking settings before I submitted it. And the reason why I set it to be an advanced model with higher thinking settings was to ensure that it

[4:02] did thoughtful research to make it as accurate as possible. And as you can see, it did a great job. So, next up, I then needed to use an advanced AI image generator to turn this into an infographic. And as my longtime viewers will know by now, my personal favorite advanced image generator right now is usually Google's Nano Banana Pro, which I usually access through the all-in-one media generator tool, Higsfield. And personally, I'm a big fan of Higsfield because using this one single tool, not only do you get access to all of the top image models, but you also get access to all of the top AI video models as well, which as you will see shortly is going to be very handy. But yes,

[4:42] for now, first what I did was I opened up Nano Banana Pro and then in the prompt box, I explained that I wanted an infographic featuring a dog lying in these different styles. And then I pasted in the text that Claude gave me. And in the image settings, I set it to be a 9 by6 ratio, which is the standard Instagram real ratio. And then that was it. I made a few different versions to pick from. And now the different versions I made. This one was my favorite. However, I just wanted to make one small change to it. So I clicked to use this image as a reference, which added it into my

[5:14] prompt box. And I told Nano Banana the change that I wanted to make. And then I generated a new version. And check it out. It made this change for me. No problem. So, I downloaded this picture, then next. And in my experience, this is the part that can be very overwhelming for a lot of people, especially for beginners, since, as you can see, there are a lot of different AI video models that you can choose from to make videos for you. So, the question then is, okay, out of all of these, which one is the best one? And that's tricky because in my experience, there is no one single

[5:46] best AI video model. Instead, each of them just specializes in making different types of videos. So the only way to figure out the best for this particular side hustle is to experiment with them all, which as you can imagine is expensive to do because each time you generate a video, it costs usage credits. Which is why luckily for everyone watching this tutorial, I have already paid and experimented and used my credits on all of the different AI video models to figure out which one is the very best right now at creating animated infographics so that you don't have to. And by far the AI video model that was the best balance between quality and cost was Omni flash. First,

[6:24] just make sure that you switch to frame mode and then drag and drop into it your chosen infographic to be the starting frame of the video. Then in the prompt box, explain what elements you do want to be animated, which for me was the dogs. I wanted the dogs and my infographic to be animated while also explaining that you want everything else to remain static. Then in the video settings, pick how long you want the video to be. On average, most animated infographics I saw were usually between 6 to 10 seconds long. So any of these lengths should be fine. Then for video quality, you can usually set it to be either 720p or 1080p since this will be compressed down to

[7:00] just a mobile screen, which means it doesn't need to be in super high 4K quality. And then that was it. I generated it. And check it out. This here is our final animated infographic. As you can see, all the text has remained the same, but the dogs are now animated. and they're moving around. It is super cute, isn't it? So, if you are interested in trying out my workflow for yourself, I will include affiliate links to all the tools that I've used in the video description of this video. But yes, let's now move on to the next underrated AI side hustle idea, themed glass cutting boards. And seriously, I think this one is massively flying under the radar right now because

[7:39] take a look. If you go to Etsy, one of the largest online marketplaces in the world, you'll see that themed glass cutting boards are super popular, earning creators on here passive income every day, because well, Etsy's marketplace is huge. Every month, hundreds of millions of people come here looking to buy products. In fact, as my longtime subscribers know, I myself make money selling print on demand products on Etsy. And as I discussed a few weeks ago in this video here, all of this pre-existing traffic is one of my favorite parts of being an Etsy seller since, well, it means that as long as I focus on creating trendy products that people are already coming to

[8:14] Etsy and searching for, making sales has been easy for me since customers find my products themselves naturally while they're already browsing the website. No marketing required. And right now, glass cutting boards are super trendy. For example, you take this one here themed around flowers. You can see that six people have bought it today. And check out this one with a wooden water epoxy theme. You can see that 10 people have bought this today. And check out this one here with a wooden forest theme. This one is even more popular with 13 people having bought it today. Wow. So, of course, the next question you're probably thinking is this. Okay, Sarah,

[8:51] but how are people actually using AI to create and sell these then? And it's a good question. And it's by using this website here that my longtime viewers will recognize, Printify. Printify is the most popular print on demand website and app with integrations that let you list the products you create and sell onto the most popular online marketplaces such as Etsy. And they have a huge range of blank products in their print network that you can customize and sell, such as, surprise, surprise, glass cutting boards. And selling these is super easy. All you do is select

[9:22] to customize a product and then you upload a picture or design onto it that you create with AI. And then that's pretty much it. You can now list it for sale on Etsy for a markup price. And then each time someone buys it from you, the print shop will print your design onto the cutting board, package it up, and ship it out to the customer. And you get to keep the markup as profit. And right now, these cutting boards are selling for huge profit markups. Like huge. Check it out. On Printify, you can buy these cutting boards from anywhere from $11.21 to $15.36 with a Printify

[9:54] premium account. Whereas on Etsy, they can be sold for anywhere from between $36 to even over $50. Wow. And I think that they're actually a pretty clever product since, well, they let you create some really cool 3D illusions since they're made using the tampered glass technique. With this, your image gets printed onto the back of the glass, not the front. And this is what lets you create these cool 3D effects from the images that you upload. Like you take this one here. There is no wood in this design. It's just an image printed under the glass, but it looks like there is wood

[10:28] in it, doesn't it? And it's because it's tampered glass. As I said, it's a really clever technique. And so then, if you're interested in giving it a go, I'll show you how you can create one yourself using AI. And first up, you'll want to open up your favorite AI chatbot, whether that's Chat GPT, Gemini, or Claude, so that we can use it to help us do niche research and brainstorming. Because, you see, people don't want to just give a generic cutting board as a gift. Instead, what they actually want is to give a cutting board that is themed as something super specific that the person

[10:59] that they're giving it to really enjoys or finds meaningful. For example, check out this one here. This is themed for people who love horses. And look, three people have bought it today. And check out this one here. This is themed as a great gift for Christians. And this one is even more popular with 10 people having bought it today. So yeah, I reckon that this is the best strategy. Pick something niche and specific and then come up with a design that goes along with it. For example, some people like me are plane nerds. I am an aviation geek and so I got curious and I did a

[11:31] search on Etsy for plane or aviation themed glass cutting boards. And guess what? There were none. So, you know what? I decided to make it then to fill this product gap. And that's where AI comes in. You can use any AI that you like, whether it's CH, GPT, Chini, or Claude. All of them work fine for this. Tell it what niche you're designing your glass cutting board around and ask it to help you brainstorm ideas for it. And mention that you want to take advantage of the tampered glass element, too, to create cool 3D effects and illusions. So, for me, I used Claude to help me brainstorm. And

[12:01] as you can see, it came up with some great ideas. Then next up, I need to turn my idea into an image. And for us, the image we're going to create is going to need to be very detailed and very specific. So, what I decided to do was to spend my credits and test all of the image generation models inside of Higsfield to find the very best one for the side hustle so that you don't have to. And for this one, it kind of surprised me because it wasn't one of the nano banana models, which was the best. instead. Out of all of these, it was GPT Sunburst that made the best images. So,

[12:36] this is the one that I would recommend that you use. And then once you've pasted into it the prompt that you have created, you'll then need to change the settings. And again, don't worry, I have tested all of the different setting combinations so that you don't have to. And here they are. So, for the image ratio, set it to be 4x3 as this is basically the exact ratio of the cutting boards anyway. Then importantly for image detail, bump it up to max. This uses more credits, but as you'll see, the extra detail is well worth it. Then for image resolution, put it at 2K. 1K is

[13:09] a bit too small, and even if you set it to 4K, we will still need to upscale it anyway because these images do need to be big. So, we can save credits and just generate it in 2K. And then, yeah, that's it. You can go ahead and generate some options to pick from. And check it out. Look at what it made

[13:26] for me. Stunning, right? That extra max detail was well worth it. So, I downloaded this image. Then next, as I said earlier, we are going to need to upscale this image to be big because you see, here's the thing. A 15 by1 11 in board is quite a big printing area. To print it in high definition in 300 dpi, you need an image that is at least 3,300 pixels by 4,500 pixels. Otherwise, it's going to look pixelated. And unfortunately, as I said before, this is even bigger than a 4K size image. So, no matter what, we are going to need to have to upscale this image to make it

[14:03] bigger. Luckily though, this is pretty simple to do. All you need is access to an AI upscaler tool, which will take an image and use AI technology to make it bigger by filling in the extra pixels using its intelligence. And Canva, my personal favorite graphics design app, has a great AI upscaler included in their pro account, which by the way, you can currently get a free 30-day trial for. So, if you like to take advantage of that, I will include my affiliate link to it in the video description below. Then, once logged in, just upload your image into Canva and open it up as its own project to edit. And then, in the image editing tools, select the AI upscaler tool. Then

[14:38] once it's finished upscaling it, you can then just click share download and with PNG selected, come and increase the image size until it's larger than 4,500x 3,300 pixels. Then select to save it. And then that's it. You can now create a free Printify account and choose to create and customize this glass cutting board to sell. And when you upload your new image that you edited and upscaled with Canva, you will see in the image details that the image can now print in high resolution 300 dpi for both the 8x1 11in cutting board and for the much larger 11x5in cutting board variant too. Nice. Now

[15:17] you can list it for sale in your own Etsy store. Very cool. So then onto the next AI side hustle. But first, all of this talk about selling products on Etsy can't help but remind me of today's video sponsor. Me. Yes. Because you see, since there have been so many shady YouTube sponsor scandals lately, like that honey scandal, if I can't find a sponsor that I trust for a video, then I'll just choose to sponsor it myself, which is what I'm choosing to do today to let you know that if you are unaware, I have a free ebook which shows you how I myself am personally making money online

[15:50] with my AI print on demand Etsy store. So, if you would like to learn more about how I research my top selling products, use AI tools to make them, and how I use AI tools to get free traffic and sales to my store, then be sure to download a copy of my free ebook, My One Person AI Business Unlocked. If you'd like to download a copy of my ebook for yourself, I will include a link to it in the video description below. Plus, I'll also include links to my most recent Etsy print on demand case study videos if you're curious and you want to give them a watch. And I'll

[16:19] also include a link to my video course, The Ecom Clubhouse. Inside my video course, I share the exact workflows and tools I'm using to research and identify low competition product niches, which I then create high converting products for that I optimize for free organic Etsy traffic. And as a bonus, I will give all new readers today a special optional one-time coupon that lets them join my course, the Ecom Clubhouse, for 7 days for just $1. But yes, sponsorship over. Now, back to the video. And onto the next overlooked AI side hustle right now, which is selling vibecoded AI apps. Because you see, here's the thing, right? Yes. As we have established, a legitimate pathway

[16:57] to making money with an app is to create an Instagram account and then grow it with viral content and then to advertise your app that way. For example, Life Reset is a habit app that was built with the help of Chat GPT that initially grew to $20,000 plus per month in recurring revenue within months of launching just from viral Instagram reels. And well, you think about it, right? You could absolutely combine this with the animated infographics that we just talked about earlier. And you can use AI to of course create an app which you advertise to your Instagram followers. So that is indeed one way that you can make money doing this. But there is another

[17:33] way and that is to list and sell them on Etsy. Because you see, not a lot of people know this, but apps are one of the fastest growing trendiest digital product types right now on there. For example, you take this app here. Check it out. 11 people have bought and downloaded this today. And take a look at this app. You can see that nine people have bought and downloaded it today. And

[17:53] check out this app. It's kind of crazy, but 15 people have bought and downloaded it today. Wow. And here's the thing, right? These apps are a bit different. Unlike say the life reset app which has a recurring monthly or yearly paid subscription plan, the apps on Etsy don't. Instead, they are what is called a progressive web app. The customer gets a link to the app which can then be saved and installed locally on either a computer or a mobile internet browser. And then they can access it and use it as much as they like. And there are a lot of advantages to making and selling apps this way,

[18:25] such as it being very set and forget. You just make the app, the customer installs it, and that's it. No ongoing customer support. So, it's up to you which one you do. But either way, if you're like me and you have no coding experience or knowledge, I would recommend using an all-in-one AI vibe coding platform that combines coding, graphic design skills, and app hosting, and security into one single tool like Base 44 to create your app. This is my personal favorite all-in-one Vibe Coder. So, it's what I will be using for this tutorial and I will

[18:56] include my affiliate link to the free trial in the video description below if you'd like to get it. But basically, using it is simple. Just log in and then switch to the plan mode. Then next, you'll need to tell the base 44 AI what type of app you want to create. And if you need help with this, you can always use an AI like chat GPT, Gemini, or Claude to help you brainstorm ideas. So, you can see here I told Claude that I wanted to use Base 44 to create a dog training app. And I asked it to help me prompt Bass 44 to create a great app. And check it out. Claude was able to help me

[19:30] do this easy. It came up with a list of different features for my app. And it structured my prompts into three prompt phases. Phase one's prompt focused on building out the app's core features. Phase 2's prompt focused on adding in extra features like dog training skill tracking stuff, things like that. And phase 3's prompt focused on adding in gamification features. So, I just copied the first master prompt and then pasted it into base 44 and then took Claude's ideas and it turned it into a development plan. And once it was done planning how it would code and design my app, I clicked to start building it and then that was it. I sat back and I let it work its magic. It

[20:06] took about 6 minutes to build and design it and it was well worth the wait because take a look. It successfully created the customer onboarding process like Claude asked it to where a new user inputs their dog's details and it successfully created the training dashboard that lets users track their dog's training progress. Very cool. So, next up, I copied Claude's second phase 2 prompt and pasted it into Base 44 and I let it work as magic. And look, just 5 minutes later, base 44 added in Claude's extra dog training goals page that it told her to add along with extra skill tracking features. Very cool. So, once I had tested this to make sure that it was all working,

[20:43] I then just moved on to the phase 3 prompt that Claude had made for me and I copied and pasted it into base 44. And I again sat back and let it work its magic. This time it took a bit longer, but again it was well worth the wait because soon enough it had added in the extra gamification features that Claude had designed, including these fun badges that users can unlock by earning XP by training their dogs. Super cool. So yeah, that's pretty much how you build an app with B 44. You just treat it like a developer or graphics designer who sitting in the room with you that you

[21:14] have hired. You ask them to add extra features or make design changes and it will do it for you. It can also fix bugs and glitches, too. For example, while testing the app, I spotted a graphical glitch. The top of the photo bubbles for the dogs that users added in were getting cut off. So, I just uploaded a screenshot of it into base 44's chat, and I asked it to fix this mistake. It went through its code, found the glitch, and fixed it for me, no problem. Nice. and preparing to be able to sell it and share it with potential customers was also pretty simple. Since I had chosen to

[21:45] turn this into a progressive web app, just like those other apps that you see for sale on Etsy that users just download and then install into their web browsers, all I had to do was ask B4 to add in the additional installation features and it went ahead and created the installation app button for me and then that was it. It was ready to be shared with customers and that was also very easy. All you need to do is in your app publishing settings, switch to make your app public. And when you do that, you'll be given a unique URL. You can buy a custom URL if you like, or you can

[22:18] just copy the free URL. It's up to you. And then when a customer on Etsy buys your app, you can just send them this link. It will take them to the onboarding process, which after they're finished with that, will then open up the app dashboard, which includes the installation button in their internet browser that they can use to install it. Simple. So, then on to the next idea. But first, just a quick note. If there are any side hustles in my video that you would like me to create a full step-by-step tutorial video for, please just let me know in the comments because if I do get enough requests, then I can go ahead and create a full 20 or 30 minute step-by-step

[22:54] tutorial video for it. But I only want to do it if people actually want to watch it, you know? So, if you do want me to make a full tutorial video for any of these ideas, please just let me know which one. But yes, either way. And onto the next AI side hustle, being a beta reader. Now, this is just a quick side hustle, and it's actually quite a bit different from all of the others on my list because for all of the other side hustles that I'm talking about today, the goal is to use AI to create things to sell to other people. Whereas for this one, what we will be doing is actually

[23:28] kind of the opposite. We will be using our human brains to help people who are themselves using AI to make what they create even better. And the way that we'll be doing that is, of course, by being a beta reader. If you've never heard of this before, it's when you read someone else's writing, such as their book, and you provide honest feedback from the perspective of being an average normal reader. You can be a beta reader for any type of writing, such as for screenplays, poetry, scripts, but probably the number one most popular type of writing that people want beta readers for is their novels. And if we're being honest, AI has made writing a novel much

[24:05] easier. And it's also made writing novels a lot more accessible in general. So, people who have had a story sitting in their heads that they've always dreamed of telling to others are now using AI to actually turn it into a reality. And so self-publishing is massively on the rise. However, while AI can be fantastic at giving you feedback while you're writing a book, it can't really be a beta reader for you. Because the entire point is that you need an average reader to read it. Only a human can truly do this. Which is why if you head on over to Fiverr, beta reader services are one of the fastest growing service agencies on the platform. For example, you take this beta reader

[24:46] here. Check it out. They have completed over a,000 orders. Wow. And as you can see, they charge $500 to read 50,000 words, which might sound like a lot, but in reality, someone who enjoys reading can read that in about 2 to 3 hours. So, for the right person who enjoys reading and talking about books, this could make for a great side hustle. And actually, this funnily enough brings me on

[25:09] to the next side hustle idea, which is hidden picture books. And these are actually super cool. For example, you take this book for sale here on Amazon, right? It is a popular book for toddlers themed around monster trucks. And it has this fun twist where inside of its full page images, it contains different objects and vehicles. And there is a clue box with different pictures for kids to spot on each page. And I'll tell you what, kids and parents absolutely love this book. Like absolutely love it. And I can prove that because you see on Amazon, all products, including books, get a daily bestseller rank. And well, you can see that out of all of the millions of books for

[25:46] sale on Amazon today, this book is ranked 3,184th. And you can use its ranking to estimate its sales using an Amazon sales estimator tool like this free one here over on Kindle Prneur. Using this, you can see that we can estimate that it's selling on average 29 copies per day, which by itself would be pretty cool. But it gets even crazier because this is just one of 35 different hidden picture books that this author has created and self-published on Amazon within the past 2 years, most likely with the help of AI, all in different niches targeting a wide range of different customers. And so, well, I got curious. For each of their top 15 books, I took

[26:24] their bestseller rankings and I popped them into the sales estimator to estimate how many books this author is selling each day. And combined, it came out to 213 books per day. Wow. And we can work out the profit margins on those books, too. Since most books for sale on Amazon are self-published using their print on demand service called Amazon KDP, as in Kindle Direct Publishing,

[26:46] it's free for anyone to create an Amazon KDP account. And the way that it works is simple. All you do is upload a PDF of a book that you want to self-publish and sell, such as a hidden picture book. And when you do, Amazon will turn it into a book listing. And then each time a customer buys your book, one of Amazon's print shops will then print a copy of the book for you, package it up, and ship it out to the customer. They'll remove their printing fees and send you the rest of the money as a commission. So, to figure out what this creator's profit margins are, I use the

[27:13] Amazon KDP profit calculator. I put in their book printing details and their book selling price. And the calculator worked out that after printing fees, the creator, if using KDP, would be making roughly $14.19 profit per sale. Which means then that if you do the math with a $4.19 commission on average times $213 sales a day, well that is over $800 per day, which again is super cool. So then let me show you how I made my own hidden picture book using this AI tool workflow. And the first tool in our workflow is to use your favorite AI chatbot such as Chat GPT, Gemini, or Claude for

[27:51] market research. Because you see, here's the thing, right? When this book first launched, I think that it was the first monster truck themed hidden picture book for sale on Amazon, which is actually quite important because kids love monster trucks. So, I'm sure that there were lots of parents already coming to Amazon searching for hidden picture monster truck books to buy for their kids. However, when they searched for them, none came up because it didn't yet exist. So, essentially, you could say that there was this a gap in the market. People wanted to buy these books, but no one had made them yet. And so, if you think about it, filling this gap was genius

[28:27] because it meant then that the creator was able to piggy back off of this pre-existing demand, making it much easier to get sales for their book without having to pay for any ads or marketing. So, I reckon that's the secret to faster, easier sales. Find a gap and fill it. And so to find a gap in the market to build a book around, I opened up Claude and with research mode turned on, I asked it to research a big list of topics that kids these days are interested in. And as you can see, it created a big list for me. No problem. So I looked over it and as I did,

[28:58] one idea in particular caught my interest. Weather. Because well, Claude was right. Little kids are super interested in weather events like rain, snow, lightning, things like that. So, I did a search for weather themed hidden picture books. And while I did notice that Claude was correct and that weather themed kids books were actually quite popular, there were no hidden picture books themed around this, which means we had potentially found a great gap in the market to fill. Nice. So, now that we had our niche, it was time to create our book pictures. And again, I tested out all the different AI image generators for the side hustle so that you don't have to. And out of these,

[29:38] the latest Nano Banana 2 model was actually my favorite. It was even better than the pro version. So, I do recommend that you use version two for the side hustle. And I also recommend that you make a page bleed style guide for it, too. Because you see, when you print images during the printing process, edges of the image can get cut off. It's normal and to be expected. So, we want to create a style guide for Nano Banana 2, warning it not to include anything important in the edges where it might get cut off during printing. And creating a style guide like this was simple. Just open up your favorite AI, then set it to be the most advanced version of it. So,

[30:14] for Claude that right now as of me filming his fable, and then copy my prompt here. You can pause the video and write down my prompt if you want to use it. And as you see, it works. In 2 minutes, Claude had made my style guide for me. So, I downloaded it. Then I came back to Higsfield and I selected the latest Nano Banana 2 model from the list of image generators. Then I uploaded into it our style reference guide and I also pasted in this prompt that I have created. Again, you can pause the video and write down my prompt so that you can use it yourself. And then I just typed out

[30:45] what I wanted the scene to be, which for me was a sunny day at the beach. And in the settings, I set the ratio to be 3x2. And I set the image quality to be 4K. And I set it to high thinking mode. And then that was it. I made multiple images to pick from and out of these, this one was my favorite. However, I definitely wanted to make a few tweaks to it, such as getting rid of that awkward bit in the middle, you know. And that's easy to do. Just click to use it as a reference. This will then add

[31:12] it into the prompt box. And now you can explain what changes you want Nanana to make to the image. And then click to generate it again. And check it out. It made me a new updated image for me to download. No problem. And so now that I had this image, making new pictures for my book was actually super easy. I just reuploaded it along with style guide back into Nab Banana. And then I prompted it telling it to make me a new hidden picture scene with things to find using the same

[31:38] layout, style, and characters as this picture. And then I told it what I wanted the new scene to be. And that was it. I made some images to pick from. And check it out. Here is the image that I made for me after I made a few tweaks to it. So it's super cool, right? So yeah. Huh? I just repeated this process, making each of my different hidden picture images, showing off different styles of the weather. And look how cute they all are. I had so much fun doing this. Then I came back to Claude and I uploaded all of my 15 book pictures into it. And I gave Claude this prompt I created here,

[32:11] which told it now to take these images and edit them to turn them into a print ready book file to sell on Amazon. And then that was it. I again let it work its magic. And you are also, of course, welcome to use my prompt for yourself. You can just pause the video, write it down,

[32:25] and make a copy of the prompt and reuse it, adding in your own book title and author name into it. And as you can see, my prompt works. In just 11 minutes, Claude had turned my images into a print ready book. And I even added in a bunch of fun, colorful pages, too, like an introduction page and a page for kids to write their name in. And I double checked it for errors, too. I uploaded

[32:45] it into Amazon KDP to double check that it met its guidelines. And look, the book is perfect. All of the pages are within the print margins and it is ready to list and sell. I love it. So then, if you enjoyed this video and want even more ideas and tutorials, please subscribe for more videos like this. And if you'd like to learn more about my AI business and how it earns me passive income

[33:08] every day, be sure to watch my next video here on screen. And I will see you in the next video.

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