Openart

What is OpenArt?

OpenArt is an AI art generation platform for creating custom images. Its Photo Booth feature lets you upload up to 20 of your own photos to train a personalized AI model in about an hour. That model can then generate images in a wide range of styles, improve faces and anime features, and boost image quality.

The platform runs on technologies like Stable Diffusion and offers more than 300 style packages. Beyond image creation, it supports learning and experimenting with artistic styles and techniques without formal art training, backed by a community for feedback and collaboration.

Who created OpenArt?

OpenArt was started by former Googlers based in San Francisco. The team’s goal is to make AI-generated art accessible to everyone, providing a platform for AI artists and enthusiasts.

What is OpenArt used for?

• Create AI fanart: Generate images of characters and themes from anime, movies, comics, and more using prompts.
• Experiment with styles: Try everything from watercolor to pop art, or mimic specific artists’ styles.
• Customize output: Adjust color schemes, backgrounds, emotions, and prompt details to get the look you want.
• Speed up creation: Generate multiple drafts in different styles, then refine or combine them.
• Use advanced workflow tools: Features like Composition guidance, ControlNet, and Sketch to Image offer finer control.
• Personalize images: Generate custom images of people, pets, styles, and objects, with face and anime enhancements.
• Produce high-resolution output: Create high-resolution avatars and posters, with image upscaling available.
• Find inspiration: Browse the Discover page and Prompt Book, or visit the YouTube channel and Discord community.

OpenArt pricing

OpenArt offers a Free plan plus Starter, Hobbyist, and Pro packages. Each tier includes a different set of features and credits for generating AI art, so you can choose based on how much you create.