Artificial Art

Artificial Art is an AI image upscaler tool. A no cost, browser based Stable Diffusion image generator powered by Stable Horde. Pick from dozens of community checkpoints grouped by style, adjust sampler, steps and resolution, then apply upscalers or face restoration to the result.

Artificial Art is a free web front end for text to image generation built on Stable Diffusion and the Stable Horde distributed computing network. The interface is deliberately compact: a prompt box, a sampler selector, steps, width and height sliders, a guidance scale and a seed value sit on one screen. Rather than running on its own GPUs, the site routes requests to volunteers who contribute processing power to the Horde, which is why generation is offered at no cost. The most distinctive part is the model catalogue. The site organises dozens of checkpoints into folders: generalist, anime, furry, artistic, realistic and other. Inside those folders are familiar community checkpoints such as Dreamshaper, Realistic Vision, Anything, Dreamlike Diffusion and Juggernaut variants, alongside SDXL and Stable Cascade entries. A large share of the anime, furry and realistic checkpoints carry an NSFW marker, which tells you plainly what the surrounding model is tuned for. This is a catalogue for people who already know which checkpoint they want and want to pick it directly instead of accepting whatever a single default model produces. Workflow extras round out the tool. Thirteen samplers are exposed (k_lms, k_heun, k_euler and the DPM family down to DDIM), and a post-processing panel offers upscalers including RealESRGAN variants, GFPGAN and CodeFormers for face repair, plus background stripping. Generate and Cancel buttons make it clear that requests are queued rather than instant. Relative to hosted generators from major labs, Artificial Art trades polish for breadth and zero cost. There is no canvas editor, no layer system and no style preset gallery beyond the checkpoint list itself. It suits hobbyists, prompt experimenters and anyone curious about specific Stable Diffusion checkpoints who does not want to install a local stack or rent GPU time. Note on content: the presence of NSFW-labelled models means output can include adult material, so this is not a tool to hand to younger users without supervision.