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Image Generation

Generate on your own GPU — no queues, no credits, no uploads; plus a tool that upscales an existing image 4x and rebuilds its detail.

Image workbench: controls, main canvas and output queue

FEATURE 01

Image Generation

One sentence becomes an image, or start from a base image and repaint it; a choice of open-source models and styles, up to 2K output.

  • Two starting pointsText-to-image works with every model; image-to-image works with the models that support it, and a slider sets how much to change.
  • Honest progressA percentage shows only while it is genuinely rendering; stages like model loading don't invent numbers.
  • 2K in two stagesHigh-resolution output renders a draft first, then upscales and rebuilds the detail, then crops to the target size — it isn't a single-shot large-image generation.
  • ReproducibleThe gallery records the seed and prompt, so one click makes another image with the same settings.
Image Generation — GenerateSimulated demo

a marble sphere resting inside a broken ring, studio black and white, low-key lighting

  1. GPU queue✓
  2. Loading✓
  3. Rendering62%
  4. Writing
  5. Saving
Sample generation — a marble geometric still life

FEATURE 02

Image enhancement

Upscale an image 4x and rebuild its detail and edges; when it's done, drag the divider in the middle and judge the difference yourself.

  • Any sourceNot only images generated here — any PNG, JPG or WebP you have works.
  • The result, stated firstAs soon as you pick an image you're told how large the output will be; anything with a long edge over 1536 is scaled down before being upscaled and rebuilt.
  • Saved to the galleryResults are saved to your gallery automatically; gallery images can also go straight to enhancement or image-to-image.
Upscale 4x and rebuild detail and edgesDraggable
AfterBeforeBeforeAfter

Illustrative material: the "before" image is a deliberately downscaled version, not real output from the app.

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Got the machine? Four steps to start

Install, agree, activate, download models — most of the time is just the download.