Stability AI has introduced three new text-to-image models to Amazon Bedrock: Stable Image Ultra, Stable Diffusion 3 Large, and Stable Image Core. These models focus on improving performance in multi-subject prompts, image quality, and typography. They are designed to generate high-quality visuals for various use cases in marketing, advertising, media, entertainment, retail, and more.
The new models offer a range of features: Stable Image Ultra delivers high-quality, photorealistic outputs, making it ideal for professional print media and large-format applications; Stable Diffusion 3 Large balances generation speed and output quality, suited for producing high-volume, high-quality digital assets such as websites, newsletters, and marketing materials; and Stable Image Core is optimized for fast, affordable image generation, perfect for rapidly iterating on concepts during the ideation phase.
These models address common challenges like rendering realistic hands and faces and offer advanced prompt understanding for spatial reasoning, composition, and style.
Stability AI Diffusion models, can be used for inference calls using the InvokeModel and InvokeModelWithResponseStream operations. These models support various input and output modalities, which can be found in the Stability AI Diffusion prompt engineering guide.
To use a Stability AI Diffusion model, the model ID is required, which can be found in the Amazon Bedrock model IDs. Some models also work with the Converse API, which can be checked in the Supported models and model features.
It is important to note that the Stability AI Diffusion models support different features and are available in specific AWS Regions, which can be found in Model support by feature and Model support by AWS Region respectively.
Stuart Clark, senior developer advocate at AWS, shared on his X profile:
Imagine creating stunning visuals with just text prompts, now you can!
User AI Master Tools commented:
AI in Creative Fields: Stability AI's launch of a new model to Amazon BedRock and the debut of Luma AI's Dream Machine 1.6 highlight the ongoing integration of AI into creative processes, from art to content generation.
The community's response to Stability AI's integration of its top three text-to-image models into Amazon Bedrock has been diverse, reflecting a mix of excitement, strategic insight, and critical perspectives. Enthusiasts are eager to see how this development will transform content creation across industries, while others are focused on the technical advantages and increased accessibility this integration provides. However, concerns about centralization, data privacy, and the impact on open-source AI remain part of the conversation.