Select a region in a Krita canvas and fill or replace it with AI-generated content without leaving the app.
Enable live painting mode to see AI suggestions update in real time as you sketch rough lines on the canvas.
Upscale a low-resolution painting to a very high resolution using the AI upscaling feature inside Krita.
Assign different text prompts to separate canvas layers to generate a scene where each region has its own style.
Requires a GPU with at least 6GB VRAM, NVIDIA is the most directly supported path, AMD, Apple Silicon, and Intel XPU need extra configuration.
This is a plugin for Krita, a free open-source painting and image editing application, that adds AI image generation directly into your editing workflow. Instead of jumping between separate tools to generate and edit images, you can select a region of your canvas inside Krita and have the AI fill, replace, or extend it without leaving the app. The main things it can do: fill selected areas with generated content (inpainting), watch your canvas in real time and continuously suggest what the sketch or rough lines might look like as a finished image (live painting), upscale images to very high resolutions, and accept reference images or sketches as guides to steer what gets generated. It supports a range of AI model types including Stable Diffusion 1.5 and XL, Flux 2, and Illustrious. You can apply text-based edits to an existing image and assign separate text descriptions to different regions of a canvas using layers. Running it locally requires a graphics card with at least 6 GB of video memory. NVIDIA GPUs are the most directly supported path, AMD, Apple Silicon, and Intel XPU setups are possible but need additional configuration. The plugin uses ComfyUI as its backend, which it can install automatically or connect to an existing installation. A cloud-based option is also available if you want to avoid the hardware requirement to start. Installation follows the standard Krita plugin process: download the ZIP release from GitHub, import it through Krita's built-in script import menu, and then configure it through the plugin's own docker panel inside the app. The documentation and FAQ are at docs.interstice.cloud, and support goes through GitHub Discussions or a Discord server. The plugin is open source, actively maintained, and welcomes contributions. It is free to run locally and does not require any account or subscription for local use.
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