When working with AI image generation tools, selecting the right model can significantly impact your results.
At Pencil, we offer a range of models, each with their unique strengths and features to suit different needs.
We’ve created a quick guide to help you understand the key features and benefits of each model so you can make an informed decision as to which model to use for image generation.
Stable Diffusion
Editing Features: Magic Fill, Smart Erase, Expand, Enhance, Styles
Notes: Stable Diffusion is a good all-round model that covers a broad range of editing needs. You can use negative prompting with this model. It can sometimes produce images that look waxy and may struggle with generating text, characters, or detailed lines.
Stable Diffusion 3
Editing Features: No additional editing features
Notes: This model is particularly effective for portrait photography and provides more accurate text-based character generation.
DALL-E 3
Editing Features: No additional editing features
Notes: DALL-E 3 is ideal for generating illustrations. Unlike other models, it does not use negative prompting.
Getty
Editing Features: No additional editing features
Notes: The Getty model is designed to produce photo-realistic images that closely resemble Getty's own data set. It’s excellent for avoiding copyright issues and includes built-in bias breakers. Prompts for Getty are restricted to 45 words.
Bria
Editing Features: Smart Erase, Expand, Enhance
Notes: Bria is a solid all-rounder with similar features to other models like Magic Fill and Enhance. It’s well-suited for a variety of editing tasks but may have less overall versatility compared to some other options.
Imagen
Editing Features: Magic Fill, Expand, Enhance
Notes: Imagen is known for its photo-realistic output and wide range of editing capabilities. However, it may be more sensitive to prompts due to its profanity filters.
Adobe Firefly
Editing Features: Magic Fill, Smart Erase, Expand
Notes: Adobe Firefly is another reliable all-rounder, producing consistent and high-quality images. It tends to sacrifice some photo realism for improved composition.
Note: this model is only available to Brandtech users.
Choosing the right AI model depends on your specific needs, whether you're looking for photo realism, creative illustration, or versatile editing features. Each model has its strengths and limitations, so consider what best aligns with your project requirements.
For any further assistance or to explore these models in action, our support team at Pencil is always here to help.