you can now generate images on c0mpute. open /create, describe what you want, and the network renders it. it is the same model of trust as the rest of the project, applied to pixels instead of text.
uncensored
the model is open and uncensored. there is exactly one hard limit and it is not up for debate: no sexual content involving minors, ever, blocked before anything is generated. everything else is yours to make. adult content sits behind an 18+ toggle that is off by default, so you only see it if you ask for it.
private
we do not store your images. you hit generate, the image comes back to you, and that is the end of it on our side. there is no server folder of your pictures, no public wall of your prompts, no history we keep. your generations are saved only in your own browser, and the moment you clear it they are gone. want to keep one? download it. that is the only copy that lasts.
rendered on the network
the render does not run on our hardware. your prompt goes to the network, an independent GPU somewhere in the world renders it, and the image comes back to you. the same people who run c0mpute for text now earn for image jobs too. we keep one of our own GPUs in the pool so there is always something ready, but the goal is the same as everywhere else here: the work runs on people, not a data center we own.
it does not look like AI slop
most image tools hand you that over-processed, plastic, deep-fried "AI photo" look. we tuned the defaults hard against it. a plain prompt comes out looking like an actual photograph, not a render, and there are style presets for photographic, cinematic, anime, and 3d when you want them. it is good, and it is getting better.
the honest part
generation runs on a GPU, off-chain, like all real AI does. what we made yours is everything around it: the images are never stored, the workers never see who you are, and the limit on what you can make is set by one line of law, not by a company deciding what you are allowed to imagine.
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