AIimages

AIimag.es is a free text to image program that runs on your own Windows PC. You type a description and it paints the picture locally using Stable Diffusion, with no account and no per image fees. It was created by Sunija, a game developer from Munich, with the aim of making AI art accessible to people who are not programmers. Installation is meant to be simple: download the file, unpack it to a path without spaces, and run aiimages.exe. The program then checks whether your machine meets the requirements and sets up the rest. Those requirements are Windows 10, an Nvidia graphics card from the 10, 20 or 30 series, and 12 GB of disk space. The author says a picture can be drawn in about six seconds, and the workflow is built around fast iteration, since the first result is rarely the final one. It uses the Stable Diffusion model from Stability AI and the Lincoln Stein implementation, and is developed with the free version of the Unity game engine. The About section states the project is open source under the MIT license, with code on GitHub, and there is a Discord for feedback. The site says images can be used for almost anything, including commercial use. Sharing your graphics card with friends or using it from a phone is listed as coming soon. The software is free and no paid plans are listed.