Sygil WebUI is a browser-based interface for Stable Diffusion that turns a local GPU into a full text-to-image studio. Maintained by the Sygil-Dev team, it descends from the original Stable Diffusion web UI lineage and keeps evolving with community features. The project has about 7,900 stars on GitHub, is released under the AGPL-3.0 license, and was still updated in 2026.
The web UI wraps Stable Diffusion models in a Gradio-style browser app: type a prompt, adjust the sampler, steps, guidance and seed, and generate images without touching the command line. Beyond plain text-to-image it supports image-to-image generation, inpainting and outpainting, upscaling and face restoration workflows, so a single installation covers most everyday image-generation tasks. Models are loaded from local checkpoints, which means generation happens entirely on your own hardware with no per-image API cost and no prompts leaving the machine. For users who remember the early days of open image generation, this fork preserves that classic workflow while continuing to receive maintenance.
Free. Sygil WebUI is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license; you only need your own hardware and Stable Diffusion model weights.
Artists, hobbyists and developers who want the classic Stable Diffusion web interface for local image generation, with deep manual control over every generation parameter.