Models Overview

Introduction

A model is a pre-trained neural network that generates images based on the data it has been trained on. Choosing the right model is crucial as it directly impacts the quality and style of the generated images.

Different models provides different advantages. Models allow you to experiment with different artistic styles and leverage specialized capabilities such as ultra-realistic rendering or imaginative and dreamy creations. This flexibility ensures that you can consistently meet your application's specific goals and deliver compelling visual content.

LoRAs and ControlNet are also supported in our platform. These specialized models allow you to enhance the output of the generated images, providing styling and control to tailor the images to your specific needs.

Mix and match multiple LoRAs and ControlNet models to create unique and engaging images.

AIR system

At Runware we don't offer a limited set of curated models. Instead, we provide the ability to use any model available via the AIR (Artificial Intelligence Resource) system. This system allows you to access a wide range of models from different providers, ensuring that you can always find the best model for your specific needs.

This list is constantly growing, so you can find the latest models available in the Model Explorer that you will find below.

CivitAI is one of the most popular websites that uses AIR identifiers, so any model you find there can be used in our platform, just copy the AIR identifier and use it in your requests.

If by any chance you can't find the model you are looking for, you can always upload your own model to our platform and tag it with the AIR system. This way you can use it in the same way as any other model available.

Model Explorer

We created an interactive Model Explorer so you can search for the best model for your specific needs and get the model identifier to use in your API requests.

Check it out here.

Basic ControlNet models

We also provide a curated list of basic/common ControlNet models that you can use without the need to search for them in the Model Explorer.

You can use this models by specifying their AIR ID in the model parameter inside a controlNet object.