LiblibAI 哩布哩布
China's biggest Stable Diffusion model and LoRA hub
Overview
LiblibAI is China's largest AI image community, 120,000+ shareable models, tens of thousands of LoRAs, cloud LoRA training and ComfyUI-style workflows. Founded May 2023 by ex-Tencent/Alibaba/ByteDance engineers; claimed roughly 10 million creators in its first year.
Pricing
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- 15,000 monthly compute credits
- 20GB storage
- Commercial-safe models
- Basic editing tools
- 35,000 monthly compute credits
- 50GB storage
- 2,000 accelerated-generation credits
- 50,000 monthly compute credits
- 200GB storage
- More acceleration + task-queue slots
- XL model training support
What you can produce with LiblibAI 哩布哩布
- 120,000+ community-shared image and video models
- Tens of thousands of LoRA checkpoints
- Cloud-based LoRA training, including XL models
- ComfyUI-style workflows runnable in-browser, no local install
- API access to in-house Xingliu models and community checkpoints
- Face-swap, product-photo and meme-generation workflow templates
- Text-to-image and image-to-image generation
- 200 free daily compute credits (~20 images)
ASEAN Perspective
LiblibAI 哩布哩布 in Southeast Asia
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LiblibAI is Civitai's Chinese-language counterpart, and a bigger one on paper: over 120,000 community models, tens of thousands of LoRAs, cloud LoRA training, and ComfyUI-based workflows for tasks like face-swap or product photography that most consumer tools can't touch. A generous 200 free credits a day covers roughly 20 images before you need to pay.
The catch is trust and language. State broadcaster CCTV tested the app in 2025 and found it would generate explicit content, including a topless dancing video, within minutes of a targeted prompt, bypassing the platform's own review filters; LiblibAI says it patched the gap, but it's a real data point on moderation depth. The interface, community, and most model documentation are Mandarin-only, and output quality swings wildly depending on which community-uploaded checkpoint you pick. Best for technically fluent users comfortable vetting models themselves.
What people say
LiblibAI (哩布哩布AI) is run by Beijing Qidian Xingyu Technology, founded in May 2023 by a team drawing from Tsinghua, Peking University, Carnegie Mellon and alumni of Tencent, Alibaba and ByteDance. Growth was fast: the company says it hit close to 10 million creators within its first year, with more than 100,000 original models and over 2.3 billion AI-generated images shared on the platform, figures that, if accurate, make it the largest Chinese-language AI image community by a wide margin.
The core pitch is depth in Chinese-specific styles: ink-wash painting, Chinese architectural rendering, donghua-style animation, and character designs tuned to local aesthetics that general-purpose Western models handle poorly. LiblibAI also folds in ComfyUI: community workflows run inside the platform's own interface, so users get face-swap, product-photo relighting, and meme-generation pipelines without installing ComfyUI locally or learning node graphs. An API lets developers call both LiblibAI's in-house Xingliu (星流) models and custom community checkpoints, including full ComfyUI-workflow calls.
The moderation record is the entry's biggest liability. In 2025, CCTV's testing team found the app would generate a topless dancing video from a targeted prompt within minutes, exposing a gap in its content-review pipeline; LiblibAI responded publicly with an internal self-inspection and said it fixed the specific vulnerabilities found. That's a meaningfully different risk profile than a typical Western image generator relying on third-party moderation vendors, and it's worth weighing against the platform's obvious upside for Chinese-market creative work.
Membership pricing: Basic VIP runs ¥36/month (or ¥299/year), Professional VIP ¥59/month, and an Advanced Training VIP tier aimed at people training their own LoRAs runs ¥199/month or ¥1,799/year. Free users get 200 compute credits a day, good for roughly 20 image generations. Signup, payment and support all assume fluent Mandarin, and community participation runs through WeChat or QQ rather than Discord; there's no meaningful English-language onboarding path.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
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