Which model should beginners start with?
Begin with SDXL for all-purpose image quality. When you need faster experiments, try SD 3 Medium. Move up to SD 3.5 Large for high-end cinematic work.
Compare every Stable Diffusion model variant offered on Stable Diffusion Web. Use this online hub to explore all Stable Diffusion models, choose the right one for your project, and jump directly into the free generator. Discover which models suit your workflow best.
Best for high-resolution, photorealistic scenes with improved lighting and text rendering.
Ideal for
Professional art direction, marketing visuals, detailed concept work.
Latest research model with enhanced prompt comprehension and sharp text output.
Ideal for
Designers who need accurate branding elements and strong text-to-image alignment.
Balanced blend of speed and quality, perfect for rapid iteration and ideation sprints.
Ideal for
Creative teams who need quick turnarounds when testing multiple variations.
High-capacity model for ultra-detailed imagery and complex compositions.
Ideal for
Advanced users exploring cinematic scenes, character art, and production assets.
Generate short-form video clips from prompts or image sequences with AI-assisted motion.
Ideal for
Motion designers and marketers who want quick storyboard visuals.
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Begin with SDXL for all-purpose image quality. When you need faster experiments, try SD 3 Medium. Move up to SD 3.5 Large for high-end cinematic work.
No. Stable Diffusion Web gives you free access to every model variant inside the same playground. All models are available without quotas, so you can swap between them freely.
Absolutely. Many creators block out concepts with SD 1.5 or SD 3 Medium, then polish hero shots using SDXL or SD 3.5 Large. You can also use text outputs from one model as prompts for another.