- SI Score
- 80/100
- Pricing
- Not confirmed
- Free plan
- Not confirmed
- Sign-up required
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What it does
AI Gallery is a browser tool for creating images from text prompts. You write a prompt, pick a model with current worker availability, and send the request to a community-run generation network. Results return to a gallery stored in your own browser. The site lists text to image, image to image, inpainting and ControlNet modes, plus a public feed and showcase of community artwork.
The Studio lets you type a prompt, add style suggestions or prompt enhancement, select a model from a live catalog, and download or export results. Gallery data, prompts, settings and API credentials are kept in browser storage by default, and clearing browser data can remove them, so important files should be exported. Generation itself is not local: prompts, parameters, source images and credentials are sent to an external generation service and to independent GPU workers that AI Gallery does not operate or select. Queue time and results vary by worker availability. You choose the SFW or NSFW flag sent with each request, and the site states that filtering can fail and that you must inspect, delete and report output yourself. Pornographic, sexually explicit, exploitative, non-consensual, illegal and rights-infringing content is prohibited. No AI Gallery account or signup is required, and the site says it currently charges no AI Gallery access or subscription fee, while noting that paid plans, features or usage limits may be added later. Model, source-material and legal terms should be checked before each use. Support pages include tutorials, a help center, content rules, a contact email and a report route.