Choose an image and its format
Write a prompt or start with an example. The studio shows the model, dimensions, and price before you submit.
What will you do with Compute?
Make an image, launch a project with its own studio, or connect a GPU. Start with a tool below.
Your next projectDistant worlds
STARTING PROMPT
A lone astronaut overlooking a vast rust-red desert planet, warm sunset, cinematic 35mm photography, contemplative and beautifully detailed.
IMAGE STUDIOFrom a prompt
From a prompt
to your next visual.
Create artwork for your project, then add your words and export a launch banner, social post, or portrait.
Checking GPU availability
- Generate with a GPU
- Wallet + funded credits
- Edit existing artwork
- Free · no wallet
- Take it with you
- Downloadable PNG
Start free with a sample or upload your own image. Editing runs in your browser; generation uses funded GPU work.
PROJECT LAUNCHPADA token with
A token with
something to use.
Give your community an image studio with its own identity, access rules, and GPU budget.
- Your launch
- Pump.fun · one wallet signature
- Your application
- Project image studio
- Your controls
- Access rules + spending limits
One wallet signature launches your coin and locks its fee split: 50% to you, 20% to buy back and burn, 30% to GPU funding.
Read the funding modelEXPLORE THE MODEL
IllustrativeWhat could your fees fund?
Every coin launched on Compute splits its creator fees the same way, locked on chain at launch. Enter what a coin has earned to see where it goes. This is a planning example, before conversion and transaction costs.
You, the creator · 50%$500.00
Buy back and burn · 20%$200.00
GPU funding · 30%$300.00
These are creator fees, not trading volume. Nobody can change the split after launch, including you and Compute. Compute runs the buy back and burn by hand on a schedule; the chain does not enforce it. An empty GPU budget pauses new work.
CONTRIBUTOR NETWORKBring the machine.
Bring the machine.
Run useful work.
Connect your own hardware, qualify it for the image generation pilot, and track accepted jobs in your contributor account.
- Connection worker
- Linux · NVIDIA · Python 3.10+
- Execution pilot
- One approved GPU per node
- Compensation
- Accepted, funded jobs only
Registration is not a paid assignment. Jobs require operator qualification, supported workloads, and available demand. There are no token payouts.
Check your starting pointContributor connection pilot
Start with a connection test.
The worker reports your GPU and memory. An operator then reviews the exact device, model, and benchmark before it can receive jobs.
Register
Create a node under your wallet.
Connect
Run the worker on your machine.
Qualify
Get approval for a pinned workload.
Run
Return accepted work and review receipts.
THE WORK BEHIND AN IMAGE
A prompt becomes a funded GPU job.
Your project can sponsor community use from its compute budget, or people can pay with their own workspace credits.
Choose who pays
Connect a wallet and use funded workspace credits or an eligible project budget. Credits are reserved for the job.
Get the result and its receipt
Download completed images. Review the seed, model, charge, and output checksum. Failed jobs release the reservation.
Plan your own GPU workspace.
The rental marketplace adds hardware selection alongside the studio. Compare capacity and save a workload configuration while the fleet is prepared.