Unstable Diffusion at unstability.ai is a hosted creative platform with a range of models and LoRA-style influences. This independent SpicyAPI overview focuses on the present service: its permitted content, how subscription usage works and what its privacy policy says about generated images.
A hosted platform with a model catalogue
The current official homepage presents both open and lab-produced models, along with influences described as LoRAs. The service therefore should not be understood as one downloadable checkpoint whose behavior represents every available option. Model-specific capability and safety differences remain relevant.
Earlier community discussions concern different stages of its development. For a current decision, use the live catalogue and terms at unstability.ai.
Its NSFW policy permits a defined range of work
The June 2026 usage policy permits mature fictional-character content within stated restrictions. It includes adult eligibility requirements and prohibitions concerning minors, identifiable real people in NSFW contexts and other prohibited material. The service reserves the right to refuse work suspected of violating those rules.
The hosted catalogue also contains models with their own limits. A permissive platform position does not cause every model to accept the same request or produce the same kind of result. Read the selected model and platform rules together when deciding whether the service suits a project.
Unlimited and Heavy usage are separate
The Plans and Usage page divides generation into an Unlimited pool and a Heavy pool. The everyday pool has no fixed generation cap, while sustained usage can affect priority. Premium or compute-intensive work draws from a separate pool with weekly and monthly limits.
Your expected mix matters more than the headline. A project using many light iterations has a different allowance profile from one dominated by premium renders or demanding edits. Check the current plan's pool assignments and available allowance for the actual models and settings you need.
Generated images are included in its data policy
The June 2026 privacy policy states that generated images are collected, available for human moderation, and may be used to improve its systems or for purposes including marketing. The terms also describe rights granted in submitted content. These are material terms for unpublished concepts and private character projects.
The policy describes retaining personal information until a deletion request, subject to other applicable requirements. Service-side access and reuse should be assessed separately from whether a gallery post is public. Gallery visibility alone cannot establish confidentiality.
Influences expand a model within its own constraints
A LoRA-style influence can add a particular visual treatment or subject association to a compatible base. Its availability in a hosted catalogue does not establish that the file is downloadable, commercially licensed for your purpose or accepted by another platform.
A separate option for model and retention control
SpicyAPI provides image and video model access for applications you operate, including Spicy editions and compatible LoRA endpoints. We add no platform content review or extra filter. Individual models retain their own output limits, so model choice remains visible in the decision.
For private projects, SpicyAPI offers signed media access, shorter retention settings and content-destruction controls. Our own systems do not train on your inputs or outputs; the privacy policy explains external model processing. This is separate from Unstable Diffusion, with no claimed account or influence-library integration.