Use Unexposed when you want private image generation from open-weight models without prompt history, public galleries, third-party image APIs, or provider-side prompt retention.
Unexposed is built for people who want to generate images without turning their prompt, source image, or output into hosted product history. You send a generation request through the Unexposed SDK, the model runs on infrastructure controlled by Unexposed, and the output streams back after generation.
What Makes It Private
A private AI image generator should keep your work out of places where it can become visible, reused, indexed, or stored as a product feature.
Unexposed is designed around that boundary:
- no hosted prompt history;
- no public gallery;
- no third-party image-generation API proxy;
- no provider-side prompt retention from hosted image APIs;
- outputs stream back after generation.
Billing, usage, security, and account records may still exist where they are needed to operate the service, but those records are designed to be separate from generation content.
When To Use Unexposed
Use Unexposed when you are building a product, workflow, prototype, research tool, or internal creative process where prompts and outputs should stay private.
It is especially useful when:
- you do not want a hosted gallery of generated images;
- you do not want prompts saved as a visible account history;
- you want open-weight model generation instead of a closed hosted image API;
- you want a developer-friendly SDK instead of managing GPU workers yourself.
For technical setup, start with the docs. For the plain-language data lifecycle, read Your Data.
What Unexposed Is Not
Unexposed is not a public image board, prompt marketplace, or wrapper around hosted third-party image APIs. It is also not a promise that no operational records can ever exist. Account, billing, security, and abuse-prevention records may be kept where needed to run the service.
The core product promise is narrower and more useful: generation content should not become hosted prompt history, public gallery content, or provider-side image API data.
Start Generating Privately
Create an account, choose an open-weight model, and run generation from your own app with the SDK.