Shakker AI vs Tensor.Art

Two fact sheets from our own research, side by side — pricing, platforms, API access and status re-checked by us rather than quoted from the vendors.

The short answer

Free plan: Both have one
Public API: Tensor.Art has one; not confirmed by us for Shakker AI
Higher Trust score: Tensor.Art — 88 vs 81 for Shakker AI
Best fit: Shakker AI: Artists who want specific community checkpoints and LoRAs without a local GPU setup · Tensor.Art: People who want to run a specific community LoRA without setting up a local Stable Diffusion install
Platforms: Shakker AI: Web · Tensor.Art: Web, iOS

From our own records as of each tool's last check. Anything we have not confirmed is left out rather than guessed. How we verify

Shakker AIHosted Stable Diffusion model library with browser generation

Tensor.ArtRuns Stable Diffusion, FLUX and community LoRAs in the browser on a shared model library

Side by side

Fact	Shakker AI	Tensor.Art
Category	Text-to-Image Generators	Text-to-Image Generators
Pricing model	Freemium	Freemium
Starts at	—	$9.90/mo
Public API	Not confirmed	Yes
Trust score	81 / 100	88 / 100
Platforms	Web	Web, iOS, API
Company	LiblibAI	TENSOR ART HK LIMITED
Launched	2023	—
Last verified	Oct 16, 2026	Oct 23, 2026

What our research says

Shakker AI

The draw is running community Stable Diffusion checkpoints and ComfyUI graphs without owning a GPU, not the base image quality. If you want one prompt box and a good default model, Midjourney-class tools beat it; if you want other people's LoRAs, this is the shortcut.

Pros

Very large hosted model catalogue organised by discipline rather than by an undifferentiated feed
Hosted A1111 and ComfyUI removes the usual local install and dependency pain
Cloud LoRA training sits in the same account as generation
Free daily credits mean you can evaluate the model library before spending

Cons

No pricing page on the public site — you have to sign in to see what membership costs
No vendor-marketed developer API, so this cannot be wired into a pipeline
Ownership and the LiblibAI relationship are not stated anywhere on the English site
Commercial-use rights vary by model, which is a licensing minefield on a community catalogue

Tensor.Art

The draw is the library, not the generator: hundreds of thousands of community checkpoints and LoRAs you can run without a GPU, plus a node editor for people who outgrow the prompt box. Credits are the real currency and they expire, so heavy users end up buying packs on top of the subscription.

Pros

Very large public library of checkpoints and LoRAs runnable in the browser
ComfyFlow node editor for multi-step pipelines, not just single prompts
Free tier resets a daily credit allowance rather than expiring after a trial
API keys issue instantly and bill from the same credit balance

Cons

Credits do not roll over, so an idle month is money lost
Cloudflare blocks automated access, which also complicates any scripted use of the site itself
Model licensing is the uploader's business, which pushes the rights question onto you

Which one fits

Choose Shakker AI if you need

Artists who want specific community checkpoints and LoRAs without a local GPU setup
Training a LoRA on your own style or product in the cloud
ComfyUI users who need a hosted graph environment rather than a local install

Choose Tensor.Art if you need

People who want to run a specific community LoRA without setting up a local Stable Diffusion install
Model authors looking for somewhere to publish and get their checkpoints used
Developers who need hosted open-weight image models behind a REST call