Zoo

A free, open-source playground for AI image models

5.0•2 reviews•

242 followers

A free, open-source playground for AI image models

5.0•2 reviews•

242 followers

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🦓Zoo is a playground for comparing AI image models. Type in your prompt and see outputs from DALL-E, Stable Diffusion, Kandinsky, and other open source models side by side. Think of it like http://nat.dev but for images.

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Launch tags:Open Source•Artificial Intelligence

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Hi Product Hunt! Excited to show you Zoo, a playground for experimenting with AI image models. It's free, open source, and powered by Replicate. We made this because we wanted an easy and fun way to compare all the image models that keep propping up. For instance, I had heard that stable diffusion 1.5 was more "artistic" than stable diffusion 2.1. Being able to see that live, without switching tabs, is really fun. We plan to keep adding new models and parameters (negative prompts, seeds, control net, etc). How it works: 1) type in a prompt 2) see outputs in DALL-E, Stable Diffusion, Kandinsky, and other image models. That's it! I'd love to hear your thoughts and see your generations!

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3yr ago

Nice tool. Congrats on the launch. 🚀 How long you plan on to keep it free as DALL-E call is not free? 🤔

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3yr ago

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@jintoppy good question! We plan to keep it free. 1) Most of the generations are run on Replicate (which sponsors the project), and uses GPU time efficiently 2) We want to give the community a useful tool that isn't paywalled 3) Zoo is an example codebase for how you can use Replicate yourself to create AI powered apps So, it costs us money but that's fine :) https://github.com/replicate/zoo

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3yr ago

@jintoppy @charlie_holtz Thanks for telling

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3yr ago

Pixelvibe

Nice! A good way to compare results of numerous base models compared to our own finetuned ones https://zoo.replicate.dev/?ref=p... "A cartoony cat as a game asset for cozy 2d game"

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3yr ago

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@lisha_li1 ahah, that's great. This is exactly why we made it!

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3yr ago