Flaminyo vs Diffus (formerly GRAVITI Diffus)

Flaminyo is a free stock photo platform where you can browse and download over a million high-quality images, including community uploads and AI-generated visuals. It targets designers, marketers, and content creators who need royalty-free photos without subscription fees or ads.

The platform blends traditional stock photography with a dedicated AI image section called FlaminyoAI. AI-generated photos carry a badge so you can tell them apart from camera shots, and many images are exclusive to the platform since they are created by its community of AI enthusiasts.

Photographers can upload their work, compete on a monthly leaderboard, and join themed photo challenges with cash prizes. The site emphasizes unlimited free downloads and a community-driven catalog rather than a paid stock library model.

Diffus lets you generate and edit images in the browser with Stable Diffusion, SDXL, SD3, and Flux models. Pick from 70,000+ checkpoints, LoRAs, and embeddings, then run cloud generations without buying your own GPU. The workspace bundles ControlNet, inpainting, ADetailer face fixes, custom model uploads, ComfyUI workflows, and standalone tools for Flux and video output.

Where Midjourney or DALL·E lock you into one model stack, Diffus behaves more like a hosted Stable Diffusion lab. You can browse community models, upload private ones on higher tiers, and dial in sampling steps, inference time, and concurrent jobs per plan. That depth trades simplicity for control, which suits artists who already speak prompt syntax and extension names.

Designers, illustrators, and marketing teams use Diffus for concept art, product mockups, face-corrected portraits, and short video clips. Hobbyists on the Teaser plan get daily credits to experiment, while Pro subscribers get finetuning, 40GB private storage, and ComfyUI included for repeatable pipelines.