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I loved Nano Banana Pro. Are there local alternatives yet? I heard about Qwen Image, Klein and recently Krea, any suggestions?
by throwaway2027 3mo ago
I loved Nano Banana Pro. Are there local alternatives yet? I heard about Qwen Image, Klein and recently Krea, any suggestions?
- bsder 3mo agoKrea2 has been remarkable for me so far, and, I suspect, the reason why Google kicked this out so suddenly.
- vunderba 3mo agoKrea-2 is fantastic. If you can get around the restrictive license, output speed, and JSON prompting, Ideogram 4 probably comes the closest to SOTA models. See my profile for GenAI Showdown, where it's benched against other local and proprietary models. It actually scored above Gemini 2.5 (aka the original NB) which is pretty impressive.
- SV_BubbleTime 3mo agoPublic AI benchmarks are fucking stupid and can be completely ignored. Too gamed. However, your advice is right. KREA2 and Ideogram4. The latter being less commercially usable without what I would surely assume is a pain in the ass.
- vunderba 3mo agoTo a degree. There are plenty of well-known public tests that have been around since SD 1.5 that I'd have to say if companies are trying to "game" they’re failing pretty badly (wine glass filled to the brim, the inverted piano, the nine-pointed star, etc.)
- satvikpendem 3mo agoKrea is good. Check out r/StableDiffusion for more information on the open SOTA.
- spider-mario 3mo agoHave you tried Z-Image (Turbo)?