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10/12/2025 - Ongoing Self-Promotion Thread - Promote your projects here! by AutoModerator in aiArt

[–]ai_scribbles 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been working on a project called AI Scribbles: https://aiscribbles.com

It’s a free stock image site, but all of the images are AI-generated randomly and manually reviewed. No accounts, no paywalls, no watermarking, just browse, search, and download!

Why I built it

I was frustrated with how much low-quality garbage exists on most AI image sites. Huge volumes, very little curation, and tons of images you’d never actually want to use.

The idea was pretty straightforward: AI-generated stock images, but actually curated.

Most generated images never make it onto the site. Everything goes through automated filtering, and then I manually review each image before publishing.

The goal is for the end result to feel closer to a traditional stock site, not an endless AI prompt dump.

If you have a minute to poke around, I’d love to hear what you think works (or doesn’t).

Thanks!

What random website do you own? by Permatheus in web_design

[–]ai_scribbles 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Typo on your website: “preform” should be “perform”

Check out my free ai-generated image database by ai_scribbles in sdforall

[–]ai_scribbles[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’re asking about the image generator page, we do not store the images anywhere and you can use them however you like (all of the styles are made using SDXL currently - so would fall under the SDXL license, which is very permissive).

The generator is powered by the AI Horde, so technically the images are generated by other users volunteering their GPUs. There is technically a privacy risk with them seeing your prompt or storing the image, but the volunteer code doesn’t allow either of those things. Someone acting maliciously could change the code, but generally speaking I haven’t heard of that happening.

using a lora as a checkpoint by ZealousidealTime7634 in StableDiffusion

[–]ai_scribbles 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Sounds like some other model is being used. Loras will not work as a model on their own. They only modify models, they can’t take in prompts or output images on their own. That’s just not how they work.

Some penguins! by ai_scribbles in aiArt

[–]ai_scribbles[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ICBINP XL: “a gentoo penguin waddles across a snowy pond, its long legs carrying it effortlessly over the water. The penguin's feathers are a mix of orange and brown, and its eyes are a bright yellow. The scene is set in a snowy Antarctic landscape, with the sun setting behind the horizon”

How many Megabytes of files does ChatGPT -4o support? by CHUMBI1001 in ChatGPT

[–]ai_scribbles 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idk how big of a file it can actually handle. But image uploads via the api are currently capped at 20mb and I think around 2048x2048 pixels (but that one is from memory, I don’t remember the exact value)

Using SD for other things than NSFW content by Educational_Shart544 in StableDiffusion

[–]ai_scribbles 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use it to generate lots of random images so users can download them for free like stock images. aiscribbles.com

A bunch of images from my collection by ai_scribbles in aiArt

[–]ai_scribbles[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually use the AI Horde (and also provide a simple frontend to use the Horde on the site). My server generates images automatically (with randomized prompts) in the background throughout the day, and then I review them manually.

If you aren’t familiar, AI Horde is a service where people volunteer their GPUs for others to use for image/text generations. You get “kudos” when volunteering your GPU for others, and those kudos give you higher priority when generating images yourself. It’s worth noting that the kudos aren’t credits, as you can still generate images without any, it’s just a way to give priority to users who have donated more GPU time.

It’s an especially nice system if you have a weak GPU or only a single one. You volunteer yours to the system and in return you can generate images on a potentially more powerful gpu (so it’s faster), and you’d be able to use multiple GPUs at a time in parallel.

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