Image generators are 'useless' for batch work: a heavy user's rant on consistency and precision editing
Poopiefunny · reddit · 2026-09-20
A creator who batch-produces anime art says image generation is essentially useless for consistent work: even with curated reference images and detailed prompts, models drift to a generic anime girl, ignore established styles and details, and local edits destroy 95%-perfect images. The core missing capability across all generators is reference adherence, style locking, and true precision editing—plus content moderation false positives add friction. Until then, batch character work remains out of reach.
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