Interface guide · current service distinction

Stable Diffusion Web UI

A 'Stable Diffusion Web UI' usually means an interface for running and controlling image models, not a single model. This guide explains the distinction and maps common WebUI tasks to what this site actually provides today.

What a WebUI can mean

The well-known AUTOMATIC1111 project is a separately maintained interface for compatible Stable Diffusion workflows. Its repository documents text-to-image, image-to-image, inpainting, outpainting, extensions, and other controls. Which features work depends on its installed models, extensions, version, and hardware.

A WebUI interface and a model are different layers: the interface offers controls, while a selected checkpoint produces the image. A third-party site can use the words 'Stable Diffusion' without running that interface or a particular checkpoint. Check the product's actual controls before following a WebUI tutorial.

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Map the task to this site's real tools

These are task-level alternatives, not one-to-one replicas of AUTOMATIC1111 controls.

Start from text

Our AI Image Generator accepts a prompt and produces a new image. It does not expose WebUI model, sampler, CFG, or seed controls.

Start from a reference image

Image to Image takes a source image and visual direction. Review the result against the source; it is not the same as a WebUI img2img configuration panel.

Change a photo with instructions

Photo Editor accepts an image and a written edit request. It is not a mask-based inpainting canvas, and changes outside the requested area may occur.

Need local/advanced controls?

For checkpoint selection, extensions, batch processing, masks, or precise sampling settings, use a tool that explicitly provides those controls. This site currently does not.

A reliable way to move between tools

Write a visual brief that names the subject, composition, lighting, style, and constraints. Keep WebUI-specific syntax such as weighted attention or LoRA trigger tokens separate from the plain-language brief; those controls are not loaded merely by typing their names into this site's prompt field.

After generating or editing, inspect text, faces, logos, geometry, and other details relevant to your purpose. Save the output you need and review the tool's limits and privacy behavior before uploading sensitive source material.

Different tools, different terms

The upstream WebUI project's software license, each model's weight license, a host's service terms, and your own input/output rights are distinct. Our site's Terms apply to this site's tools; a WebUI tutorial or third-party license does not grant permission to use someone else's image or likeness here.

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