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Krita AI Diffusion

Krita plugin for AI inpainting, outpainting, and live painting with Stable Diffusion and Flux.

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Generative fill inside a professional painting app is what Krita AI Diffusion delivers: select a region on the canvas, describe what belongs there, and the plugin inpaints, outpaints, refines, or upscales toward 4K and 8K without leaving Krita. A live painting mode reinterprets brush strokes as finished art in real time, region prompts assign separate text to separate areas, and ControlNet scribble, line art, depth, and pose conditioning plus IP-Adapter reference images give illustrators fine control. Under the hood the plugin drives a ComfyUI server, either installed automatically on the local machine or reached through the developer's paid interstice.cloud service, and it supports Stable Diffusion 1.5, SDXL, Illustrious, and Flux model families. Local generation is recommended with a GPU of about 6 GB VRAM and runs on NVIDIA CUDA, AMD ROCm, Intel XPU, Apple Silicon, or slowly on CPU. Installation goes through Krita's Python plugin manager on Krita 5.2 or newer; the project is GPL-3.0, actively developed, and documented at docs.interstice.cloud.

Should you use Krita AI Diffusion?

Pick it when

You are an illustrator or concept artist already working in Krita who wants inpainting, outpainting, live painting, and region prompts on layers, with SD 1.5, SDXL, or Flux running locally on about 6GB VRAM or via cloud.

Look elsewhere when

You do not use Krita or just want quick prompt-to-image output: a standalone UI like SwarmUI, or Draw Things on a Mac, avoids a painting app. The managed ComfyUI backend adds moving parts, and the hosted option is paid.

Alternatives to Krita AI Diffusion

  • Invoke AI

    Similar unified canvas for inpainting and outpainting in a standalone Apache-2.0 app, if you do not want a full painting program.

  • AUTOMATIC1111 Web UI

    Larger extension catalogue and batch scripting, but inpainting happens in a basic browser mask editor rather than on Krita layers.

  • SwarmUI

    Same ComfyUI engine behind a simple Generate tab with server and multi-GPU deployment, better for batch generation than hand painting.

  • IOPaint (Lama Cleaner)

    Much lighter for quick object removal and cleanup, even on CPU, but has no painting tools, region prompts, or ControlNet.

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