ImageForge
A local AI image generator for Windows. Everything runs on your own machine — no account, no subscription, nothing sent anywhere. Thirteen models, from three-second drafts to SDXL and FLUX. It trains a LoRA on a folder of your own photos, and the same engine sits behind an HTTP API and an MCP server, so an AI agent can generate and edit images through it.
Download on GitHubSee it running
21 seconds of the app itself: a prompt typed live, the render on a local GPU, the gallery, and the API an agent calls.
An agent can use it as a tool
It ships an MCP server alongside the HTTP API, so Claude Code or anything else that speaks the protocol can call generate_image, edit_image and inpaint_image directly. You can hand an agent a brief and let it iterate on your own hardware, with no per-image cost and no rate limit.
Made by the app
RealVisXL V5.0, 30 steps, 832×1216.




