SDXL Image Generator
SDXL online - configurable text-to-image form
This SDXL route is text-only: a prompt, an optional negative prompt, seven framings, five sizes, step presets, guidance, a seed, and an output count.
What the current SDXL form exposes
Prompt, exclusions, ratio, resolution, steps, guidance, seed, and count all live in the form; the page only describes them. Check each result against the exact setup you submitted.
A 5,000-character prompt and a 2,000-character negative prompt
Write the subject in the required field and name concrete unwanted elements in the optional exclusion field.
Seven framings from square to 2:3
1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4, 3:2, or 2:3 set the frame; they say nothing about anatomical or factual accuracy.
Resolution from 512 to 2048
Pick 512, 768, 1024, 1536, or 2048, then check the delivered size and any artifacts once the run returns.
Seven step presets
Steps are chosen from 1, 10, 20, 35, 50, 100, or 150; a higher count is not a universal quality upgrade.
Guidance in half-point increments
Guidance moves from 1 to 10 in steps of 0.5. Change one variable per run to see what it did.
Seed, count, and who may use the output
A seed anchors comparisons and a count returns several candidates. Free-tier output is for personal use; paid plans carry this app's commercial license.
How to use the SDXL resolution, steps and guidance form
Lead with the subject and the treatment it needs; touch a control only to answer a specific question about the output.
Name the subject, then the exclusions
Put subject, composition, and treatment in the prompt. Reserve the negative prompt for things you can see and do not want — not adjectives.
Set the frame, then sample deliberately
Pick a ratio and one of the five sizes first. Move steps, guidance, seed, or count only when the defaults fail the comparison you are making.
Inspect before you iterate
Check composition, anatomy, text, geometry, size, and artifacts on the returned file, then change a single control for the next run.
Who uses SDXL's resolution and sampling controls, and for what?
Designers, illustrators, marketers, photographers, and concept teams can probe resolution, ratio, steps, guidance, seed, and count with the workflows below; none of them removes the need to review.
Portrait lighting tests
Vary light, framing, and treatment, then look closely at faces, hands, skin, clothing, and what the background did.
Scene and illustration directions
Compare scene ideas while checking that several subjects, depth, and the focal hierarchy still read correctly.
Studio and lifestyle product concepts
Generate product scenes and reject any result that touches labels, proportions, colors, trademarks, or regulated claims.
Layout drafts with placeholder marks
Use generated posters as drafts only; redraw marks and verify each word before anything is published.
Spaces, stairs, and windows
Examine lines, perspective, stairs, windows, doors, and furniture for impossible geometry instead of assuming the structure is sound.
One-variable experiments
Keep prompt and seed fixed while changing resolution, steps, guidance, or count, and record the delivered files and the 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.
SDXL resolution, steps and guidance FAQ
Text-only input, prompt limits, framings, sizes, step presets, guidance, seed, count, credits, time, rights, and what to review.
SDXL is the text-to-image workflow this route pins. The live form, not the page, owns its prompt, ratio, resolution, step, guidance, seed, and count controls.
Test a current SDXL workflow
Open the generator, enter text and optional exclusions, set the displayed controls, review the credit estimate, and inspect every returned image.