Dezgo is a no-nonsense, utility-focused AI platform that serves as a lightweight interface for running open-source models like Stable Diffusion and FLUX.

While Krea focuses on design/real-time interactivity and Mage.space focuses on community/galleries, Dezgo’s primary appeal is accessibility and a “pay-as-you-go” flexibility. It is essentially a cloud wrapper that lets you run powerful GPU-intensive models without a high-end computer, and often without even needing to log in for basic features.

Core Features

1. Instant Access & Privacy

• No Login Required: One of Dezgo’s unique selling points is that you can visit the site and generate images immediately using standard models without creating an account (unlike Midjourney or Mage).

   

• Privacy-First: Because it doesn’t force social sharing or public galleries by default, it is popular for users who want to generate concepts privately without a “paper trail” in a public feed.

2. Model Variety (The “Swiss Army Knife” Approach)

Dezgo provides access to a massive list of models, often faster than other free tools.

• Stable Diffusion & SDXL: Full support for all versions of Stable Diffusion.

• FLUX.1 Support: It has integrated the new state-of-the-art FLUX models (Schnell and Dev), which currently rival Midjourney v6 in photorealism and text rendering.

• Anime & Niche Models: It hosts specific “checkpoints” like Anything (for anime), Realistic Vision, and Waifu Diffusion.

   

3. Advanced Technical Tools

Dezgo exposes the “nuts and bolts” of AI generation that other apps hide:

• ControlNet: You can upload a reference image to dictate the composition (e.g., “Use this sketch as the structure”).

   

• Inpainting: A dedicated tool to erase and regenerate specific parts of an image.

   

• Upscaling: Uses Real-ESRGAN to increase image resolution without losing quality.

   

• Text-to-Video: A beta feature allowing for short AI video clips (often powered by models like Stable Video Diffusion).

   

Pricing Tiers

Dezgo operates differently from the subscription-heavy models of its competitors. It uses a “Pay-as-you-go” (Prepaid) system.

Dezgo vs. The Competition