Diffus

Diffus is a browser-based AI image generator offering access to over 70,000 community models, inpainting, ControlNet and face enhancement tools, aimed at creators who want Stable Diffusion style control without local GPU hardware.

Diffus is a browser-based image generation platform built around a library of more than 70,000 user-uploaded models, including checkpoints, LoRAs and embeddings. It targets people who want Stable Diffusion style control without owning a powerful GPU or maintaining a local installation. Instead of downloading terabytes of weights and configuring a local interface, users open the web app and pick from community models that cover a wide range of styles, from photographic portraits to anime and concept art. The workflow follows three broad stages. You begin by choosing a checkpoint or LoRA that matches the look you want, then write and refine a prompt with the platform's prompt system. From there you move into detail work using professional tools: inpainting to rework specific regions, ControlNet for composition guidance, and ADetailer plus face restoration for cleaning up faces and expressions. Custom model support means you can upload your own trained models rather than being limited to the public library. Diffus sits in the same territory as other hosted Stable Diffusion front ends, but its emphasis is on breadth of models and granular controls rather than one-click simplicity. That makes it a reasonable fit for illustrators, designers and hobbyists who already understand concepts like checkpoints, LoRAs and sampling, and who want to iterate quickly without hardware overhead. Alongside the main app, the site offers separate free tools for Flux 1 text to image, Flux Kontext prompt-guided editing and Nano Banana natural language photo editing, which are useful entry points for simpler tasks. Beginners can still start with the guided three-step flow, but the platform rewards users who are comfortable experimenting with model selection and parameter tuning. Because everything runs in the browser, the practical limit is your connection rather than your desktop. Pricing details are not stated on the homepage, so check the site before committing.