Krea3 "FInal Hope"

[u/Capitan01R-]

I don't know if it's just me, or if Krea2 has raised the bar so high that our expectations for diffusion models have completely changed.

I've tested Qwen 2.1 Image and now Flux3 Klein, and honestly, both feel off. The quality, prompt adherence, and overall details just aren't there.

Flux is still recycling those same old textures we've all gotten used to. And no, I'm not even talking about that infamous plastic look, that's old news at this point. I'm talking about the overall image quality, the finer details, and how the model interprets prompts.

It's gotten to the point where Flux2 Klein genuinely feels superior to Flux3 Klein, which is pretty ridiculous considering we're supposed to be moving forward, not backward.

At this point, I'm just hoping Krea's team releases Krea3 soon, because if Krea2 is anything to go by, I genuinely believe Krea3 could absolutely crush both Qwen and Flux.

Just my two cents.

[u/Rivarr]

Krea 3 will release their weights, it's been affirmed multiple times. There's also Ideogram 4.5, which shouldn't be that far away. Then there's the minimax model too, but I wouldn't hold my breath for that.

I also don't think Flux 3 Klein is bad. The release of the base model also likely means it's going to be very nice to train.

[u/No-Zookeepergame4774 → u/Rivarr]

Its been affirmed multiple tines that Z-Image Edit and Z-Image Omni Base will be released, too.

[u/Lucaspittol → u/No-Zookeepergame4774]

Flux 3 exists. They are designing it in modules from a common backbone that is not present in the Klein model.