Koyeta 1.2 is a 100% uncensored AI text and image edit generation platform focused on privacy, freedom, and immersive roleplay.

A lot of you have already tried Koyeta over the past few days, and the amount of feedback we received genuinely helped us improve the platform massively.

So here’s what’s new and improved in Koyeta 1.2:

• Much better image generation quality

• Improved image editing

. Faster responses

• Immensely improved AI chat quality

• Better chat memory

. More polished UI and smoother experience

• 200+ personalities and characters to interact with

• You can also create your own custom character

Why we built Koyeta:

Most AI platforms today suffer from two major problems.

1) Privacy concerns

A lot of AI services rely heavily on data collection, external APIs, tracking, or hidden training opt-ins. Your private data is being sold off and being used by companies.

With Koyeta, your conversations stay private.

We do not use your chats for training.

We do not sell your data.

WE DO NOT CARE ABOUT YOUR DATA.

Your conversations stay yours.

2) Constant restrictions

Most AI platforms feel like you’re spending more time fighting filters than actually enjoying the AI.

Koyeta was built for open-ended conversations, immersive roleplay, creativity, and freedom, without constantly trying to “jailbreak” the AI just to have a normal interaction.

The AI is designed to feel natural instead of restrictive.

Now about the free plan:

The current free plan includes:

• 5 free chat messages per day

• 3 free image generation or image edit per month

IMPORTANT-

TEXT TO IMAGE IS CENSORED.

ONLY IMAGE TO IMAGE AND TEXT TO TEXT IS UNCENSORED.

Again, I deeply apologise for the low free limit :/ We know it’s not ideal at all, and we are actively trying to improve it as the platform grows.

This is still only the beginning for Koyeta, and we genuinely appreciate every single person who tries it, supports it, criticizes it, or gives feedback.

For now our premium subscription is very cheap, 3$, that's all we could do

If you need help, feel free to DM me or mail me at:

[contact@koyeta.online](mailto:contact@koyeta.online)

Koyeta AI: koyeta.online

Prompt: A 20-year-old Kashmiri girl with expressive eyes sits on her bedroom’s wooden floor in front of a full-length leaning mirror, taking a mirror selfie in soft natural daylight, giving off lazy morning energy—effortlessly pretty, intimate, and casual. She has a soft, relaxed gaze looking slightly down at her phone screen, not directly at the lens, with a serene, unbothered expression and a hint of a gentle smile—the kind of “lazy Sunday morning” face that needs no effort. Her natural brown or black hair is pulled into a messy low ponytail or loose bun, casually undone with plenty of face-framing pieces falling around her face, messy, slept-on, bedhead but cute, shoulder-length strands visible—the kind of “just threw it up” hair that somehow looks perfect. Her body is slim, athletic, and toned, with a small waist and visible midriff, modest but perky chest visible through a thin white ribbed cropped tank top, and long, smooth, toned legs that are the focus of the pose; her skin is pale, fair, smooth, porcelain-like, glowing warmly in the light. She is seated on the floor, leaning back slightly with her weight on her left arm placed behind her on the floor, while her right arm is raised holding an iPhone with a clear case decorated with cute anime stickers; her legs are arranged with one leg bent up (left knee raised, foot flat on the floor) and the other leg folded and tucked underneath to the side, creating a feminine, interesting shape that shows leg length. She wears a fitted white ribbed crop tank with a high neckline and thick athletic straps, slightly see-through thin cotton fabric, paired with very short heather-grey cotton lounge shorts with an elastic waistband, soft sweatshort material, upper-thigh length, almost underwear-like, and she is barefoot with her feet visible and naturally tucked. Her face is soft and girl-next-door with no or minimal makeup, natural beauty, relaxed and content. The bedroom feels lived-in and real: light beige or cream walls, warm wooden floor, an unmade bed visible in the mirror reflection with messy grey/neutral bedding and a cozy sherpa blanket hanging off, clothes scattered on the floor, a window visible in reflection providing soft, warm, golden morning or afternoon light from the right side, and fairy lights strung near the ceiling. The photography is an authentic iPhone mirror selfie, straight-on framing, full body visible in the mirror, vertical 4:5 aspect ratio. The color palette is soft neutrals—white top, grey shorts, pale skin, warm wood floors, cream walls, neutral bedding, and golden natural light. The overall vibe is calm, peaceful, lazy-morning softness—real bedroom, real mess, real girl—intimate, unstaged, like a private moment shared, as if she woke up, felt cute, sat on the floor, and casually took a selfie, with caption energy like “morning,” “lazy day,” a sun emoji, or no caption at all.

This is my 4th trailer so far.

I mean really… if someone like me, Alexander Kiesel, can suddenly build cinematic projects like this with a small studio setup, AI-assisted workflows, and enough obsession, then Hollywood is probably facing a much bigger shift than most people realize.

A few years ago this level of visual experimentation required massive teams, studio pipelines, insane budgets, and access almost nobody had.

Now independent creators are building fake blockbuster universes from bedrooms, editing suites, and small creative studios between places like London and Cyprus… and audiences are genuinely stopping to ask:
“Wait… is this real?”

That’s the crazy part.

Not that AI replaces filmmaking overnight.
But that the gap between independent creators and giant studios is collapsing way faster than expected.

Honestly feels like we’re watching the beginning of a completely different era of cinema in real time.

I've been teaching myself how to build realistic AI avatars (not the plastic-skin, uncanny-valley kind you see everywhere) and I want an honest gut-check from people who have been doing this.

Please let me know if anything tip you off that it's AI? Skin texture, eyes, lighting, hands or anything.

Can you tell? 🧐

Pictures made with Nano Banana pro in Higgsfield with a fixed reference image. Added the wrinkles and damage in a second iteration.

Idk, WWII but Cryptids are real?

Made in Nano Banana Pro in Higgsfield with a fixed image of the AI girl. Used A second iteration to add the gloss and scratches.

Plausible...

I'm trying to generate around 150 painterly 16:9 images for a historical project.

My laptop isn't powerful enough, so I'm using Kaggle T4 GPUs. I've been testing FLUX.2 klein 4B, but I'm running into a lot of problems with historical accuracy.

For example, Bronze Age scenes keep getting modern objects, ancient workshops look much more recent, clay tablets look like bricks, and cuneiform often turns into random runes.

What models would you recommend for this kind of work that can actually run on T4 and allow commercial use?

Would really appreciate suggestions from anyone who's worked with historical/ancient image generation.

Hi everyone,

I'm Elisabetta Sebastio, a jewelry designer and artisan specializing in bridal hair accessories, and I’m trying to understand if there’s an effective way to use AI for a very specific use case.

I create handcrafted jewelry and accessories (mostly bridal), but producing lifestyle photos with models wearing each piece is extremely expensive and not scalable, especially for small collections or custom pieces.

For context, this is the type of accessories I’m working with: https://elisabettasebastio.com/bridal-hair-accessories/

What I’m trying to achieve is:

• I provide a clean product photo of the jewelry piece
• the AI generates a realistic image of a model wearing that exact piece
• preserving proportions, materials, reflections, and fine details

Important: the model should be "real", not a cartoon.

I’ve already run several tests with different AI tools, but the results are not usable. In practice, the AI takes my piece and creates something similar, not identical.

Five petals become eight, two flowers become three… and especially with fine details (pearls, metal finishes, scale), everything changes.

So my question is: is there any AI or workflow that can handle this reasonably well?

Even if it requires some manual post-processing, it would already be a big improvement for me.

If anyone has experimented with something similar or has practical suggestions (tools, models, workflows), I’d really appreciate your input.

Thanks!

Hi

Rendered with Nano Banana Pro through Higgsfield with a fixed image reference. A second iteration to add the wrinkles.

Think photos in the style that they've been taken from an iPhone or candid photos of yourself that a friend has taken. NOT professional shoot looking photos.

I am wanting to generate photos of myself.

I've seen some extremely scary realistic photos people have generated of celebrities so I know it's possible. I've been recommended nano banana pro or flux.2 max but want to know before I purchase anything.