Image generation
c0mpute generates images, not just text. Open c0mpute.ai/create, describe what you want, and the network renders it. It follows the same three principles as the rest of c0mpute: uncensored, private, decentralized.
How it works
You write a prompt and hit Generate. Your request goes to the orchestrator, which dispatches it to an available image worker — an independent GPU running ComfyUI with the Chroma1-HD model. The finished image is returned to you. The render runs on a contributor's GPU, not on c0mpute's hardware.
Privacy
Images are never stored on c0mpute's servers. The image is returned to you and then dropped — no server-side copy, no public gallery, no retained prompt history. Your generations are saved only in your own browser, and you can delete them anytime. To keep an image, download it; that's the only lasting copy.
Content policy
The model is uncensored, with one hard limit: no sexual content involving minors, enforced on the prompt before anything is generated. Adult (NSFW) content sits behind an 18+ toggle, off by default. With the toggle off, an output classifier keeps adult content from being returned; with it on, nothing is scanned.
Using /create
- Prompt — describe the image. Writing it like a real photo (
candid photo, 35mm film, natural light) beats stacking quality words like "ultra detailed, 8k, sharp". - Style presets — Photo (default), Cinematic, Anime, Digital Art, 3D. Photo is tuned for realism rather than the over-processed "AI" look.
- Aspect ratio — Square (1024×1024), Portrait (832×1216), Landscape (1216×832).
- NSFW (18+) — toggle to allow adult content, with a one-time age confirmation.
- Advanced — negative prompt, steps, guidance (CFG), and seed.
Pricing
Flat 20 credits ($0.20) per image, drawn from your credit balance or your staker daily allowance. You're charged on success and refunded automatically if a render fails.
Model
Chroma1-HD — an open, uncensored, Flux-architecture image model. c0mpute ships tuned defaults (a baseline anti-"slop" negative prompt and real-photo styling) so a plain prompt comes out looking like a photograph instead of a render.
API
Image generation is also available over HTTP — see the API reference.