
DreamShaper online - configurable text-to-image form
The current route is text-only and exposes prompt, optional negative prompt, seven ratios, five resolution settings, inference steps, guidance, seed, and output count.
DreamShaper step, guidance and seed examples
The gallery illustrates fantasy, portrait, concept-art, illustration, landscape, and game-asset directions; it is not a speed, style, anatomy, or quality benchmark.
What the current DreamShaper form exposes
This route's text-only control set includes prompt exclusions, seven ratios, five resolutions, steps, guidance, seed, and output count. Compare each returned image with its submitted setup.
Required prompt and optional exclusions
The prompt field allows up to 5,000 characters and the negative-prompt field up to 2,000. Use exclusions for concrete unwanted elements.
Seven aspect ratios
Choose 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4, 3:2, or 2:3. Ratio controls framing rather than factual or anatomical accuracy.
Five resolution settings
The form offers 512, 768, 1024, 1536, and 2048. Inspect delivered dimensions and artifacts after the run.
Inference steps from 1 to 150
The step control exposes 1, 10, 20, 35, 50, 100, and 150. More steps are not a universal quality guarantee.
Guidance from 1 to 10
Guidance uses 0.5 increments across the declared range. Compare results with one variable changed at a time.
Seed, output count, and access
Seed supports comparisons and output count requests multiple images. The catalogue allows this model without paid-model rights, while runs still consume credits.
How to use the DreamShaper steps, guidance and seed form
Begin with a focused subject and treatment, then change one frame or sampling control per run so differences remain attributable.
Write the prompt and concrete exclusions
Describe subject, composition, and treatment in the required field. Use the optional negative prompt for visible unwanted elements, not generic praise or filler.
Choose frame and sampling controls
Set ratio and one of the five resolutions, then adjust steps, guidance, seed, or output count only when the defaults do not fit the comparison.
Generate and inspect the delivered file
Review composition, anatomy, text, geometry, dimensions, and artifacts before downloading or changing one control for another run.
Who uses DreamShaper's step and guidance controls, and for what?
Designers, illustrators, marketers, and concept teams can use these candidate workflows to evaluate resolution, ratio, steps, guidance, seed, and output count; every result still needs review.
Character concept studies
Test a focused character brief, then inspect face, hands, anatomy, clothing, identity, and background artifacts.
Portrait drafts
Compare lighting, framing, and treatment without presenting generated faces as verified photography or guaranteed likeness.
Fantasy and illustration concepts
Explore visual directions while checking whether multiple subjects, depth, and focal hierarchy remain readable.
Game-asset references
Generate draft props, icons, characters, or environments, then redraw or validate geometry and rights before production.
Marketing visual drafts
Test thumbnail, hero, or campaign concepts, then verify text, logos, product details, and disclosures before publication.
Control comparisons
Hold prompt and seed constant while comparing resolution, steps, guidance, or count, recording delivered files and debit.
What a run costs and returns
Available in the form today, each priced in the same credits.
Per run, depending on the model and length chosen.
Includes a commercial licence for what you make.
The longest prompt every model on this page accepts.
DreamShaper steps, guidance and seed FAQ
This route's answers cover text-only input, prompt and exclusion limits, frame choices, sampling controls, credits, access, rights, and output review.
DreamShaper is the selectable text-to-image workflow pinned to this route. The live form defines its prompt, ratio, resolution, steps, guidance, seed, and output-count controls.
Test a current DreamShaper workflow
Submit a prompt and optional exclusions, confirm frame and sampling settings plus the credit estimate, then inspect each returned file.
