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Generate free AI images from Stable Diffusion

Stable diffusion image generation is a technique used in machine learning to create high-quality images

Create images from text prompt or images using variety of diffusion models and custom selection for fine tuning the results.

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Available Stable Diffusion Models

Our stable diffusion models offer a powerful approach to image generation, capable of producing high-quality and diverse images with fine details and realistic textures.

Architectural design sketches with markers

With this new model, you can generate images of buildings, architectural drawings, hand sketches, and maker drawings with overwhelming positive feedback.

For sketches use the positive keywords are handsktech, and marker drawing.

XSarchitectural-InteriorDesign

The model is suggested to be used for Lora, TI, VAE and other documents for indoor use. It has overwhelming positive feedback by interior architects


Best keywords to be used are interiors, interior rendering, and interior design.

InteriorDesignSuperMix

This model can be used for interior design. It is very easy to use without negative prompts. it is super powerful with the image-to-image generation where in you can change the design by simply choosing how to change the image in the positive prompts

Best for image-to-image generation without negative prompts.

CyberRealistic

One of the model’s key strengths lies in its ability to effectively process textual inversions and LORA, providing accurate and detailed outputs. Additionally, the model requires minimal prompts, making it incredibly user-friendly and accessible.

The optional CyberRealistic negatives used in the samples check huggingface.

EpiCPhotoGasm

The model has highly knowledge of what a photo is, so if u prompt u can avoid using photo. If the prompt tends to be fantasy like the model will turn away from photo and u have to tweak by prompting and/or negatives.


Images are generated without Negatives.

DreamShaper

DreamShaper is a general-purpose SD model that aims at doing everything well, photos, art, anime, manga. It’s designed to go against other general-purpose models and pipelines like Midjourney and DALL-E.

You can do anything. The purpose is to make “a better Stable Diffusion”

MajicMIXRealistic

This model is strongly stylized in creativity, but long-range facial detail requires inpainting to achieve the best results. Use Adetailer.

Recommended positive prompts: official art, unity 8k wallpaper, ultra detailed, beautiful and aesthetic, beautiful, masterpiece, best quality.

RealCartoon3D

Variety in humans (I.E. African, European, Asian, etc). I did not want it just producing the same look I saw everywhere. Produce a cartoon look with a realistic touch.

PicX_Real

More realistic and less cartoonish than original. It is balanced: at the same time realistic and flexible, understands races, ages, styles, settings, and everything that the basic model should be able to. Everything else can be seen on the preview.

EpiCPhotoGasm_Ulimate

Same as EpicPhotoGasm model but for fast generation.

Use cfg: 1, steps 5-15, LCM sampling for fast generation.

Pruned-emaonly

One of the earlist models. Interesting to see people still using the original V1.5 model to this day, even though the community has extensively fine-tuned it. It can be used for Lora training as my base model.

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What people are saying

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Fantastic, I’m totally blown away. Such an amazing tool, I highly recommend trying it out if you are looking to create AI images.

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Sarah Williams

Bright Ideas Inc

I don’t know what else to say, this is simply unbelievable – I have had unimaginable images created for my business!

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David Brown

Top Notch Corporation

I strongly recommend this to everyone interested in running a free stable diffusion model.

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Sophie Kim

Tech Wizards LLC

Fantastic, I’m totally blown away. Such an amazing tool, I highly recommend trying it out if you are looking to create AI images.

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Sarah Williams

Bright Ideas Inc

I don’t know what else to say, this is simply unbelievable – I have had unimaginable images created for my business!

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David Brown

Top Notch Corporation

I strongly recommend this to everyone interested in running a free stable diffusion model.

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Sophie Kim

Tech Wizards LLC

Fantastic, I’m totally blown away. Such an amazing tool, I highly recommend trying it out if you are looking to create AI images.

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Sarah Williams

Bright Ideas Inc

I don’t know what else to say, this is simply unbelievable – I have had unimaginable images created for my business!

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David Brown

Top Notch Corporation

I strongly recommend this to everyone interested in running a free stable diffusion model.

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Sophie Kim

Tech Wizards LLC

This tool is truly one of a kind, I’m completely amazed how realistic the images created.

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Aiden Patel

Money Matters LLC

By far the most valuable stable diffusion resource we have ever purchased. Incredible images created, I have never seen anything like this!

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Nia Jackson

Happy Solutions Co

I am in love this tool, it has completely transformed our AI arts. Thanks guys, keep up the great work!

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Brennan Huff

Prestige Worldwide

This tool is truly one of a kind, I’m completely amazed how realistic the images created.

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Aiden Patel

Money Matters LLC

By far the most valuable stable diffusion resource we have ever purchased. Incredible images created, I have never seen anything like this!

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Nia Jackson

Happy Solutions Co

I am in love this tool, it has completely transformed our AI arts. Thanks guys, keep up the great work!

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Brennan Huff

Prestige Worldwide

This tool is truly one of a kind, I’m completely amazed how realistic the images created.

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Aiden Patel

Money Matters LLC

By far the most valuable stable diffusion resource we have ever purchased. Incredible images created, I have never seen anything like this!

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Nia Jackson

Happy Solutions Co

I am in love this tool, it has completely transformed our AI arts. Thanks guys, keep up the great work!

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Brennan Huff

Prestige Worldwide

FAQ

Common Questions

What is stable diffusion AI Image generation models?
In the context of AI image generation, diffusion models are a class of generative models that iteratively add noise to an image to generate high-quality samples. These models have gained attention for their ability to produce realistic images and have been used in various applications such as generating artwork, faces, and scenes. “Stable diffusion” could potentially refer to a variation or enhancement of traditional diffusion models that incorporates stable distributions or processes. Stable distributions are known for their heavy-tailed properties and their ability to model rare and extreme events, which could introduce interesting characteristics to the generated images.
What is the difference between positive prompts and negative prompts?
Positive prompts guide AI models towards generating content that includes specific desired features or characteristics, while negative prompts steer models away from generating content that includes certain undesired features or characteristics. Positive prompts provide direction by describing what should be included, while negative prompts provide constraints by describing what should be avoided. Both types of prompts are used together to guide AI models effectively in generating content that meets desired criteria and avoids undesired elements
What is a sampling method for models??
In Stable Diffusion models such as DPM and Euler, the sampling method involves random sampling combined with iterative refinement. Initially, random noise is added to the input image or latent space to create diverse initial states. These states are then iteratively refined through diffusion steps, gradually decreasing noise levels to converge towards high-quality images. Annealed sampling is commonly used, gradually reducing noise levels to balance exploration and exploitation.
How to create image from an image?
Creating an image from an image using stable diffusion models involves iteratively refining the initial image through diffusion steps using positive prompts. Noise is added to the image to create diverse initial states, then diffusion steps refine it towards the desired output, gradually reducing noise. Reducing sampling steps and CFG scale may be used to balance exploration and exploitation. Post-processing and evaluation help refine and assess the generated image’s quality. Adjustments can be made by selecting different sampling methods until satisfactory results are achieved.
How to create images?
Creating images using Stable Diffusion Text Prompts involves a process that combines text prompts with the Stable Diffusion method, which is a technique for generating high-quality images using diffusion models. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to create images using Stable Diffusion Text Prompts: Choose a Stable Diffusion Model: Select a stable diffusion model that you want to use for generating images. There are several pre-trained models available that you can use, or you can train your own model if you have the necessary resources. Prepare Text Prompts: Create text prompts that describe the image you want to generate. These prompts should be detailed enough to provide guidance to the model but not overly restrictive to allow for creativity. For example, if you want to generate an image of a sunset over a beach, your prompt could include keywords like “sunset,” “beach,” “orange sky,” “waves,” etc. Format Text Prompts: Format your text prompts in a way that the model can understand. This typically involves tokenizing the text and converting it into a format compatible with the stable diffusion model you’re using. Generate Images: Use the stable diffusion model along with your text prompts to generate images. This involves feeding the text prompts into the model along with noise inputs and iteratively refining the generated images until they reach the desired quality. Refine and Adjust: After generating images, review them to see if they match your expectations. If not, you can refine your text prompts or adjust the model parameters to get better results.
What is the best selection for sampling steps in stable diffusion models?
Ultimately, there is no one-size-fits-all answer to the best selection for sampling steps in stable diffusion models. It often requires experimentation and balancing trade-offs between image quality, computational resources, and other factors to determine the most suitable number of sampling steps for a specific application. We recommend keeping selection at 22 for moderate results.
What is CFG scale?
The “CFG scale” likely refers to the Conditional Gaussian Field scale, a parameter in Stable Diffusion Models, particularly in DENOISING DIFFUSION PROBABILISTIC MODELS (DDPM). This scale controls the amount of noise added to images during the diffusion process. Higher values result in more noise and thus more diverse but potentially less coherent images, while lower values lead to less noise and potentially higher fidelity but less variation in the generated images. Finding the optimal CFG scale involves balancing the trade-off between image diversity and quality We recommend keeping CFG scale at 7 for best results.
What are some examples of negative prompts?
Here are some examples you can use for negative prompts: deformed hands, watermark, text, deformed fingers, blurred faces, irregular face, irrregular body shape, ugly eyes, deformed face, squint, tiling, poorly drawn hands, poorly drawn feet, poorly drawn face, out of frame, poorly framed, extra limbs, disfigured, deformed, body out of frame, blurry, bad anatomy, blurred, watermark, grainy, signature, cut off, draft, ugly eyes, squint, tiling, poorly drawn hands, poorly drawn feet, poorly drawn face, out of frame, poorly framed, extra limbs, disfigured, deformed, body out of frame, blurry, bad anatomy, blurred, watermark, grainy, signature, cut off, draft, disfigured, kitsch, ugly, oversaturated, grain, low-res, Deformed, blurry, bad anatomy, disfigured, poorly drawn face, mutation, mutated, extra limb, ugly, poorly drawn hands, missing limb, blurry, floating limbs, disconnected limbs, malformed hands, blur, out of focus, long neck, long body, ugly, disgusting, poorly drawn, childish, mutilated, mangled, old, surreal, 2 heads, 2 faces

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