getimg.ai

Browser hub for many image models with editing and training tools

AI Image GenerationFree planOverseasβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜† 4.0

What is getimg.ai?

getimg.ai collects a range of image models behind one interface, from Stable Diffusion variants to dedicated upscaling and inpainting tools. You can generate from text, edit an existing image, expand its canvas, remove objects, train a custom model on your own references, or run batch jobs through its API. The appeal is consolidation: instead of juggling several subscriptions you get generation, editing and upscaling in one place, with a free monthly credit allowance to test it. It does not lead on any single capability, but the breadth plus a real API suits small teams building repeatable workflows.

Last updated: 2026-09-20. This site only provides an index; for exact features, pricing, and licensing, see the official website.

Key features

  • Access to many image generation models through one interface
  • Inpainting, outpainting and object removal on existing images
  • Custom model training from a set of your own images
  • A dedicated upscaler for enlarging and cleaning up images
  • REST API for automation, batch generation and app integration
  • Personal models for faces and products trained on your photos

Pros & cons

Strengths

  • Consolidates generation, editing and upscaling in one account
  • The API makes batch and product workflows practical
  • A free monthly credit allowance allows a fair evaluation

Watch out for

  • No individual feature leads the category on output quality
  • The model catalogue and its naming change frequently
  • Credits are consumed fast by training and upscaling jobs

Best for & use cases

multi-model generation, api automation, custom model training and image editing

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FAQ

What makes getimg.ai different?

Breadth. Generation, inpainting, outpainting, upscaling and custom model training all sit behind one login and one API, which suits teams that would rather not manage five separate services.

Can I train a model on my own images?

Yes, you can train personal models such as faces or product styles. Training consumes a significant number of credits, so testing with a small image set first is sensible.

Is there an API?

Yes, a REST API covers generation and editing, which is the main reason small product teams choose it for batch work such as catalogue images or templated marketing visuals.