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AI image generator with no filter
An AI image filter can sit in three places: the model itself, a safety checker the host runs after it, or the website in front. "No filter" means the site and the host are not adding one.
The three layers
- The model. Open models like Flux and SDXL ship without a built in block. Closed ones add it in training.
- The host. Many providers run a classifier on every image and blur or refuse some. Others switch it off or never add it.
- The website. The site can scan prompts before they reach a model. This is the layer Ablate leaves empty.
What Ablate does
Ablate adds no theme filter. It routes your prompt to the model you pick, and what comes back is what that model and its provider produce.
Two things stay blocked on every model: sexual content involving anyone under 18 (including drawn, anime and "fictional" characters), and sexual content of real, identifiable people. Sexual edits of uploaded photos are blocked too, because an upload cannot be checked.
Why results vary
A model with no filter on the host side will draw almost anything it was trained on. A model that was filtered in training will refuse or soften some prompts however the site is set up. If a prompt fails on one model, try a model from the looser end of the list.
Questions
Is there a filter on the images I get back?
Ablate does not scan or blur results. If a provider refuses a prompt, the generation fails and your credits are refunded.