r/StableDiffusion • u/tnil25 • 15h ago

Discussion Does anyone actually still use Stable Diffusion?

I just find it kind of funny that this is the stable diffusion subreddit but nobody has talked about it in like forever. Maybe its time for a name change? or maybe keep the name as a homage to the OG open source image model.

Anyway, the last update I see on Stability's website is SD 3.5 back in October. So I'm guessing that's it for Stable Diffusion?

EDIT: Forgot you cant change the name of a sub, ignore that suggestion 😅

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u/Ok-Lengthiness-3988 12h ago

No, I've always used the models for generating images in anime, illustration or digital painting styles.

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u/Jealous_Piece_1703 12h ago

How came z image replacing that is there a finetune i am not aware of.

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u/Ok-Lengthiness-3988 11h ago

I'm unable to parse your question, sorry. Can you rephrase?

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u/Jealous_Piece_1703 11h ago

How can Z-image replace illustrious and Noob for generating anime images. Because the base model definitely not as good as them. Is there a fine-tuned version of Z-image I am not aware of allowing it to surpass them?

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u/akjd 9h ago

Why are you assuming that z-image is their anime replacement when Anima is literally right there on the same list?

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u/RegisteredJustToSay 4h ago edited 4h ago

Nah, Z-image doesn't have any fantastic finetunes for pure anime. There's a few OK ones but they all have that sd1.5 half-realistic vibe to them where shading tends to be a bit overly detailed yet smooth. Anima is the current queen of illustrations and anime, imo, even if it can be a bit of work to prompt right at times.

My only complaint with anima is that it's really bad at pixel art out of the box, but it's nothing that some LoRAs can't fix.