Stable UI
Stable UI is a unique tool that leverages the power of Stable Diffusion to facilitate the creation and modification of images. It is designed to empower users w...
Last verified:
What is Stable UI?
Stable UI is a free web-based user interface for generating, saving, and viewing images using Stable Diffusion. It leverages Stable Horde, a crowdsourced distributed cluster of workers, allowing anyone to create AI images without needing powerful hardware or local installation. The tool supports Text2Img, Img2Img, and Inpainting modes with extensive customization options.
Key features include over 50 Stable Diffusion models, adjustable settings for resolution, batch size, NSFW filters, and more. Users can manage a local gallery to favorite, download, delete, share images, reuse settings, or batch process selections. A dashboard provides Stable Horde stats, worker editing, user rankings, and news feeds, while worker statistics allow sorting and filtering.
Optimized for desktop and mobile, Stable UI targets artists, hobbyists, and anyone interested in AI image generation who lacks high-end GPUs. It democratizes access to Stable Diffusion by relying on the global volunteer network of Stable Horde workers.
The interface emphasizes ease of use with no setup required, making it ideal for quick experimentation or serious creative projects. Built with Vue 3, Pinia, and Element Plus, it offers a polished experience under an MIT license.
Stable UI pricing
Pricing model: Free
Completely free for all users with no tiers or paid plans. Powered by volunteer Stable Horde workers, providing unlimited access without costs.
Stable UI pros
- 100% free with no installation needed
- Uses Stable Horde for hardware-free access
- Supports Text2Img, Img2Img, Inpainting
- Over 50 Stable Diffusion models available
- Customizable resolution and batch size
- NSFW content filtering options
- Local gallery for image management
- Favorite, download, delete images easily
- Reuse generation settings from images
- Batch selection for multiple actions
- Dashboard with horde statistics
- Edit personal Stable Horde workers
- User rankings leaderboard
- News feed for updates
- Worker stats with sorting and filtering
- Mobile and desktop optimized design
- Open source under MIT license
Stable UI cons
- Depends on Stable Horde availability
- Queue times during high demand
- Variable image quality from workers
- No real-time generation control
- Limited to Stable Horde models
- Requires internet connection always
- Browser storage limits gallery size
- Potential privacy with shared workers
- No offline functionality
Frequently asked questions about Stable UI
What is Stable Horde?
Stable Horde is a crowdsourced distributed cluster of Stable Diffusion workers that enables free image generation for anyone without local hardware requirements.
Do I need to install anything?
No installation required; Stable UI runs entirely in the web browser, accessible via https://aqualxx.github.io/stable-ui/.
What generation modes are supported?
Supports Text2Img for prompt-based creation, Img2Img for image modification, and Inpainting for targeted edits.
How many models can I use?
Over 50 different Stable Diffusion models are available, with statistics for each worker, team, or model.
Can I manage generated images?
Yes, the gallery allows viewing, favoriting, downloading, deleting, sharing, reusing settings, and batch actions on images stored locally in the browser.
What customization options exist?
Adjust resolution, batch size, NSFW settings, guidance strength, samplers, and more for precise control over outputs.
Is it mobile-friendly?
Designs are optimized for both desktop and mobile devices, ensuring smooth use on any screen size.
How do I view Stable Horde info?
The dashboard displays horde/user statistics, worker editing, rankings leaderboard, and a news feed for updates.
What if generation is slow?
Relies on volunteer workers, so times vary by demand; check worker statistics to select faster options.
Is the source code available?
Yes, open source under MIT License on GitHub at aqualxx/stable-ui, welcoming contributions via pull requests.