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Shameless plug - We don’t require logging in! https://app.gooey.ai/CompareText2Img/?example_id=1uONp1IBt0Y
But do you allow high res nsfw Emma Watson prompts?
Wow v2 seems worse than v1.5.
Great project! I have a question - how can you afford to run this? I looked at the server costs on google compute and runpod.io, and the ones with GPUs powerful enough to run SD are pretty expensive. I'm guessing you don't have a lot of paying users at the beginning, so I don't think you have enough revenue to cover the costs (at least when you're just getting started). Do you just spend a lot of money to fund this,…
The only secret to making it affordable is to autoscale based on a current image generation traffic. It runs on a mix of Tesla V100 and RTX 3090 from runpod.io vast.ai and Lambda Labs.
I actually went through a couple of iterations with it, starting as completely free service, then offering one time payments for image credits and now settled on subscriptions as I see there is a demand for the product. Especially AI Editor[1] which I think offers a unique value to the users.
Great project! I have a question - how can you afford to run this? I looked at the server costs on google compute and runpod.io, and the ones with GPUs powerful enough to run SD are pretty expensive. I'm guessing you don't have a lot of paying users at the beginning, so I don't think you have enough revenue to cover the costs (at least when you're just getting started). Do you just spend a lot of money to fund this,…
At the beginning it was just burning money, but it stars to turn into profit. The only secret to making it affordable is to autoscale based on a current image generation traffic. It runs on a mix of Tesla V100 and RTX 3090 from runpod.io vast.ai and Lambda Labs. I actually went through a couple of iterations with it, starting as completely free service, then offering one time payments for image credits and now settle…
If not a secret, how are you marketing it?
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At the beginning it was just burning money, but it stars to turn into profit. The only secret to making it affordable is to autoscale based on a current image generation traffic. It runs on a mix of Tesla V100 and RTX 3090 from runpod.io vast.ai and Lambda Labs. I actually went through a couple of iterations with it, starting as completely free service, then offering one time payments for image credits and now settle…
That's amazing, thank you for sharing! If not a secret, how are you marketing it?
Great project! I have a question - how can you afford to run this? I looked at the server costs on google compute and runpod.io, and the ones with GPUs powerful enough to run SD are pretty expensive. I'm guessing you don't have a lot of paying users at the beginning, so I don't think you have enough revenue to cover the costs (at least when you're just getting started). Do you just spend a lot of money to fund this,…
Source: I run a similar project: https://synapticpaint.com/
I also offer dreambooth model training for around $2-$4 / model as well as inference on custom dreambooth models. Inference on custom models is where things get a little tricky because if users are using different models and you're loading up new models all the time just to generate 6 images, then that quickly becomes the majority of the work load, drastically pushing up the inference cost. I haven't solved this problem yet. If you have any great ideas, feel free to email me (email in profile)!
Great project! I have a question - how can you afford to run this? I looked at the server costs on google compute and runpod.io, and the ones with GPUs powerful enough to run SD are pretty expensive. I'm guessing you don't have a lot of paying users at the beginning, so I don't think you have enough revenue to cover the costs (at least when you're just getting started). Do you just spend a lot of money to fund this,…
Stable diffusion only needs 4GB of VRAM to run on the low end so you can rent low-end consumer GPUs (nvidia RTX for example) for around $0.10 an hour to do the renders.
Requires login. Saying that it requires login before someone spends time to think up a description for an image would have been nice (because I won't sign-in to try something anyways). Edit: rephrased to remove overly negative language.
I don't see this as baiting. The link to a tool page was shared. It's transparent on the homepage and in the header. The text to image page just shows how it works without the need to create an account.