Stable Waifu: Anime Art in Telegram

You want a picture with a specific character: mint-green hair, a schoolyard, a sunset. Searching for that online can take hours, and not everyone can draw it by hand. Stable Waifu makes anime art from your description right inside a Telegram chat.

The bot runs on the Stable Diffusion neural network tuned for the anime style. In its profile the authors say they have been delivering art to users for more than three years.

How words become a picture

The idea is simple: you write who and what you want to see, and the network draws it. You can write the description in Russian or English. Concrete details work best: looks, clothing, pose, background, mood.

You can also send your own image and have the bot rework it in its style. Orientation is chosen separately, for example portrait or wide format.

What the commands do

The bot has a long command list, and each one handles its own job.

• /help. A short tutorial and useful links for starting out.
• /tokens. Your token balance and top-ups.
• /story. Writes a story for the picture you created.
• /gift. Gives tokens to another person.
• /xtag. Manages collections.
• /invite. Invites a friend and earns a bonus.
• /web. Opens the web editor.
• /stats. Shows your own statistics.
• /settings. Tunes the bot to your taste.

Free tries and paid tokens

Tokens are the bot's internal currency. Directory listings say a few free generations are available each day, and after that images are paid for with tokens. The /tokens command shows your balance and ways to top up, and it is also where to check the current price before buying.

The referral program gives tokens for invited friends. Do not mass-send invitations as spam: it breaks Telegram rules and hurts your reputation.

Writing prompts that work better

1. Start with the main thing: who is in the picture and what they do.
2. Add a style: bright, watercolor, dark, cute.
3. Name the background and light: a room, a forest, a neon city, a sunset.
4. If the result misses, change one detail at a time rather than the whole prompt.
5. Save good results to a collection with /xtag.

Limits of AI pictures

The network sometimes gets hands, fingers and small text wrong. That is a common trait of generators, not a fault of your prompt. Regenerate or refine the description.

Do not upload other people's photos without their consent, and do not pass generated images off as an artist's hand-drawn work. If you plan to sell the art, read the usage terms inside the bot first.

Support and news

The project has a blog with example works and news, and a separate support contact. Both are listed in the bot profile. You can also reach the team with /contact. If a token payment goes wrong, keep the time and amount of the transaction.