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Best Uncensored AI Image Generator: Creating Any Image with Venice

by Nick Smith
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If you’ve ever tried creating uncensored AI-generated images, you’ve probably hit the wall. You know the one. The “Sorry, your prompt violates our stupid guidelines” wall. Frustrating, right? Whether it’s Midjourney, ChatGPT’s DALL-E, or something else, most AI image tools have a brick wall that can not be taken down.

Venice.AI solves that issue, and you’ll see proof of that further down the post with images and prompts to try for yourself. Venice is a tool designed for uncensored, unrestricted, and private AI image generation (amongst other things). 

Venice has a free and paid version (“Venice Pro”). Let’s get this out of the way first, though: the free version does not include truly uncensored (NSFW) image generation. There’s a limit to what is considered acceptable on the free version. Not the paid one. So if that’s what you want, get Venice Pro.

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Let’s take a closer look at what makes Venice.AI a serious player in the world of AI images and art.

The Biggest Two Things That Set Venice Apart

Venice is marketed as private and uncensored. The platform doesn’t play by the same overly cautious rules as most others. In my experience, you can express your creativity freely without fear of prompt censorship. Plus, Venice prioritizes your privacy. Unlike some tools that store your prompts (creepy), Venice keeps everything local in your internet browser. No data logging, no Big Brother B.S. Just you, your creativity, and an AI ready to bring your ideas to life.

The Uncensored Open Source AI Image Models Behind Venice

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Venice’s image generator leverages some of the best open-source AI image models out there: Flux, Stable Diffusion, Fluently XL, and Pony Realism. I’m a big fan of Flux and Stable Diffusion—the heavy hitters that power most of my prompts and image examples. If you’ve ever been wowed by open-source AI-generated art, there’s a chance these models were behind it.

If you thought about this for over a second, you might think: “Wait… open source models are free. So you’re saying Venice is charging people to use open-source tech?” Technically, yes. But also no. Venice is way more than just an open-source model wrapper. It makes using the best open-source tech easy to use, fast, and customizable, on any device.

Speaking of pricing, you can get 20% off Venice Pro with the promo code: RUNTHE20.

Setting The Right Settings for Your AI Images

Venice is more than a prompt bar and a model picker. It also includes features that let you tweak your creations:

  • Aspect Ratios: Choose the perfect proportions for your masterpiece. If this weren’t included, it would be very bad!
  • AI Prompt Assistant: Need some help writing your AI image prompt to create your AI image? Venice added a magic wand feature that writes a prompt for you with the click of one button.
  • Adherence (CFG Scale): Control how closely the image sticks to your prompt. I like to adjust this to the highest setting. Don’t be intimidated by the name of the setting. I promise it’s not as scary as your disgusting habitat. It’s just a simple bar slider that you can adjust and experiment with.
  • LoRA Strength: Refine styles with precision. I haven’t bothered experimenting with this yet. Maybe if I get bored enough. Probably not, though.
  • High-Res/Upscaling (Venice Pro): Increase the resolution of your favorite images and print them for the walls of your house, condo, or trailer. You can also download whatever image you want directly to your device.
  • Hide Venice Watermark (Venice Pro): Because who wants a watermark on their image? Pro users can remove it.
  • Disable Safe Venice (Venice Pro): Turn this off to enable NSFW and uncensored image generation. I was able to produce the images in this post by disabling this feature.

These advanced settings offer the kind of customization you’d expect from a paid tool, but Venice makes it accessible to everyone.

Here’s an example of the AI prompt assistant button. It turns a short, lame prompt into a long, solid one in one click.

The wand button turns this prompt…

Into this prompt…

Although Venice has a lot of nice settings, it’s of course not at the same level as Midjourney. That’s still the gold standard and probably will be for some time. Midjourney offers infinite customizability to the point that it’s starting to encroach on Photoshop’s turf.

Image Style Presets in Venice

Let’s talk about style presets in Venice. It’s a nice tool for anyone who doesn’t want to master AI art prompting. Whether you’re aiming for a gritty GTA aesthetic, a bold Comic Book look, or terrifying Horror imagery, presets make it easy to achieve your vision. There is no learning curve, and I know how much my audience doesn’t like learning things. Just pick one of the 77 style presets, and create your damn image.

Be sure to mark your favorites like me (as shown above).

I wouldn’t be surprised if Midjourney copies this feature. However, they do have something comparable called “SREF” tags. It’s not as user-friendly, though.

Nine Awesome Examples of Uncensored AI Images Generated with Venice

Here are some examples of uncensored AI images I generated, along with the prompts used. I even included the open-source image model and image preset – because I’m nice like that. As you can see, all but one of them were generated with the Flux model, which is considered the cream of the crop in open-source land.

If you want to crank things up and get your Venice experience extremely unfiltered, then check out our full guide on how to make Venice as uncensored as possible.

It took some time to get some of these right since Venice takes more trial and error than Midjourney. But the wait was worth it because I knew the whole time that these images would make you smile. Let me know which one was your favorite in the comments section.

Oh, and one other thing: If you work with me at my day job or are a family member, do yourself a favor and just leave now. Go on. Get out. Some of them are NSFW.

1. Hilary Clinton Wearing Her Sunday Best – Flux Standard (Horror Setting)

Blood? Check. Hilary Clinton looking charming as she storms into a burning building with a giant shotgun? Also, check.

Word of warning before we get too far: Run The Prompts is not Democratic or Republican. We just don’t like most politicians. We also like freedom of expression and freedom of speech. That’s where Venice comes in. We’re also into satire, comedy, and messing with people. A lot of these images are jokes.

2. A Brave Soldier Fights in a Future War – Flux Standard (Neon Pink Setting)

Just add violence? Venice is fine with it. I was impressed with the lighting effects I got out of this Neon Pink setting in Flux.

3. Resident Evil-Style Survival Horror Concept Video Game – Flux Custom (Horror Setting)

Are we looking at a new way to create cool video game concept art? With uncensored image generation, elements like blood and gore (as seen above) are not off-limits.

4. Donald Trump as the Bitcoin Drug Kingpin of LA – Flux Custom (GTA Setting)

In Midjourney, many political figures are blocked. In my tests with Venice, that wasn’t the case.

5. Rocket Man Graffiti – Flux Custom (Graffiti Setting)

Speaking of political figures, here is the most diabolical one of them all.

6. Michelle Obama Wearing a Revealing T-Shirt – Flux Standard (Watercolor Setting)

Have you heard the rumors?

7. It’s Uncensored/NSFW in Venice (I Promise) – Flux Custom (Comic Book Setting)

Warning: In Venice, this image was generated in its uncensored, NSFW mode. I blurred it out for my audience to keep this website PG-13. And in case you’re wondering (because many of you are), the answer is yes: you can create realistic-looking naked people and explicit sexual images in Venice Pro (the paid version), if that’s actually what you want to do.

8. I Don’t Give a Fuck – Flux Standard (Typography Setting)

I was thoroughly impressed with how well the open-source models handled typography and created specific words and letters. The “Typography” setting with Flux is highly recommended.

9. Bill Gates Relaxing with a Cocktail on E. Island – Stable Diffusion 3.5 (Horror Setting)

Don’t forget to experiment with Stable Diffusion 3.5. That’s what I used for this.

The Hard Line: What “Uncensored” and “Any Image” Really Mean

Let’s be crystal clear. When we say Venice is “uncensored” and can create “any image,” we’re talking about freedom from the prudish, woke, corporate-approved filters that block everything from artistic violence to adult themes. It’s an AI that treats you like an adult and respects artistic intent.

This absolutely does not mean it’s a law-free zone.

Venice’s terms, like any legitimate platform’s, strictly prohibit the creation of illegal content. This includes, but is not limited to, any content involving minors, non-consensual explicit material, or anything that violates privacy or defamation laws. An “uncensored” tool is for creative freedom within the bounds of the law, not for committing crimes.

Don’t be a fool. Stick to legal, consensual adult content and themes, dark humor, and artistic violence.

Wrapping It Up – Is Venice the Uncensored AI Art King?

Here’s the deal: Venice.AI isn’t going to dethrone Midjourney anytime soon in terms of raw image quality or customizability. Midjourney is still the gold standard for AI art. However, Venice’s advanced settings and uncensored capabilities (which include NSFW and sexual content) make it a powerful alternative in my opinion. Yes, you’ll encounter more trial and error, but the creative freedom and privacy are awesome.

Venice isn’t perfect, but it’s a great choice for those who value freedom, privacy, and advanced customization. And with its uncensored approach, Venice is helping to pave the way for a more open and creative AI art ecosystem.

And remember, you can get 20% off Venice Pro with promo code RUNTHE20 to unlock full NSFW/sexually explicit image generation.

What did you think of Venice’s AI image generator? Let me know in the comments section below.

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Disclaimer & Boundaries: This article is for educational and entertainment purposes, exploring what’s possible with AI tools. You are 100% responsible for your actions and must obey all laws—especially those concerning age, consent, and likeness. Creating illegal content is strictly forbidden. We do not condone it, and we are not liable for the consequences if you choose to break the rules. Use these tools responsibly.

Affiliate Disclosure: We use referral links for products like Venice.AI, which means we may earn a commission if you purchase through our links, at no extra cost to you. This does not influence our opinion.

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15 comments

Mike January 27, 2025 - 9:20 pm

It’s not uncensored.

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Nick Smith, Founder/CEO/Content Creator/God
Nick Smith February 1, 2025 - 7:44 pm

Yes it is. If you’re looking to create NSFW/sexually explicit images, specifically, you would need to upgrade to Venice Pro. Pretty much anything else can be generated with the free version. Use this guide, and you’ll see exactly how to use Venice the correct way to make it as uncensored as possible: https://runtheprompts.com/resources/venice-ai-info/how-to-make-venice-ai-as-uncensored-as-possible/

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LocalOnlyConsumer July 9, 2025 - 6:17 pm

If you can’t run it locally offline, you can’t sell it to me.

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Nick Smith, Founder/CEO/Content Creator/God
Nick Smith July 9, 2025 - 7:46 pm

Sounds like an open source model running on your machine would fit your needs. Everybody is different. You can run DeepSeek for free locally using this tutorial (keep in mind you need a fairly powerful computer): https://runtheprompts.com/resources/deepseek-info/how-to-run-deepseek-r1-locally-using-lmstudio/
Thank you

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Tozzer July 10, 2025 - 7:53 pm

Do you know if you can use Venice.ai to edit and refine either previously generated images or images from other sources? I am having trouble working out how to do either.

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Nick Smith, Founder/CEO/Content Creator/God
Nick Smith July 13, 2025 - 1:14 pm

Hi Tozzer, at the moment, that is not possible with Venice. Thank you for running the prompts with us!

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Nick Smith, Founder/CEO/Content Creator/God
Nick Smith November 8, 2025 - 9:35 pm

UPDATE: This is now possible in Venice! You can upload an image from any source and edit it with AI, all within Venice. This article shows you how to do it: https://runtheprompts.com/resources/venice-ai-info/hot-new-features-image-editing-social-feed-and-auto-mode/

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Chad July 13, 2025 - 1:16 pm

This tool is awesome! I’m glad I found it.

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Nick Smith, Founder/CEO/Content Creator/God
Nick Smith January 13, 2026 - 7:19 am

We’re glad you like it. We agree!

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Alex October 12, 2025 - 5:15 am

Im going in, pro version will give a review soon, 10/12/25

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Nick Smith, Founder/CEO/Content Creator/God
Nick Smith October 12, 2025 - 5:04 pm

Sounds good, let me know what you think.

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John November 8, 2025 - 8:24 am

I have Pro. Whenever i say something like … a sign with letters that say “The fox runs” … it almost NEVER gets the letters correct. It might produce something like “t fox rns” or even throw in symbols, not letters. I have tried this too … a sign with letters that say ((“The fox runs”)) … to emphasize. Aside from setting Adherence to 9 (which still doesn’t work), what else can i do?

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Nick Smith, Founder/CEO/Content Creator/God
Nick Smith November 8, 2025 - 9:33 pm

I recommend experimenting with different image models in Venice. I was able to get it to work on the first try with Qwen Image with the Pop Art setting (the pop art setting is irrelevant to the solution, this is just an example). I used the prompt: A sign with letters that say “The fox runs”.
https://runtheprompts.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/the-fox-runs.png

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young nigga January 1, 2026 - 2:12 pm

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Nick Smith, Founder/CEO/Content Creator/God
Nick Smith January 1, 2026 - 8:56 pm

What an intellectually stimulating comment.

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