We will still treat t2i as first-class citizen too, but our initial work focused on edit because SO MANY people exclusively did editing, rather than “vanilla” generation.

But we’re opening the beta now (after polishing the initial jagged edges in a private beta rollout), to find even more edges now, but at least now the frontier-level capabilities and new capabilities should be available for people to get a great experience.

Do you have a workspace in Krea? I’m happy to put some API credits for you to test Krea 3.

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vunderba 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Hi dvrp - Appreciate the answer definitely glad to hear it. I split my time pretty evenly between text-to-image and image-to-image, so seeing another unified model is exciting!

I didn't (but I do now) have an account on Krea since I run most of my benchmarks through a bespoke suite of tools via APIs like OpenRouter and Fal.AI, but I appreciate the generosity! I'll reach out to you via your profile~

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jcelerier 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I'd like to look into adding it to https://github.com/jcelerier/librediffusion for real time inference using tensorrt, do you think it's worth trying?

	▲	dvrp 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		We’ve tried a lot of inference techniques but we’re not a real-time level yet (and believe us, we’ve done real time models!). We’d like to open-source it soon (it’s just that it’s another can of worms - that we already went thru for Krea 2), precisely for people to try things like this. The Krea 2 community efforts have been incredible to watch from the inside. Once Krea 3 is open, you should def try!