Batch without babysitting
Run multiple models, prompts, and aspect ratios in one go instead of repeating the same clicks across tabs.
Built for people doing real workflow work
One studio, not fifteen tabs.
Pixel Pig is a desktop app for running AI image, video, audio, speech, and 3D workflows from one place. Bring your own keys, batch across providers, and keep the files, prompts, and outputs where you can actually work with them.
Desktop first
No browser circus. Local files stay close to the workflows.
Provider agnostic
Fal, Replicate, Kie.ai, ComfyUI, and more in one surface.
Donation-ware
Free to use. If it earns you money, kick something back.
Why it exists
A workbench for messy AI production.
Most AI tools are either single-purpose demos or web dashboards that make serious iteration feel flimsy. Pixel Pig takes the opposite angle: one desktop surface for switching models, re-running variants, keeping outputs organised, and staying in flow.
Bring your own stack
Use leading hosted providers or connect local ComfyUI when you want more control.
Keep outputs nearby
Review, compare, crop, convert, extract frames, and manage files without jumping into five separate utilities.
Extend what ships
Community model mappings and workflow updates mean the catalog does not have to stay frozen.
How people use it
Concept passes
Test the same prompt across multiple image models, compare outputs, and keep only the real contenders.
Video iteration
Move from stills to image-to-video workflows without rebuilding your setup for each provider.
Asset wrangling
Sort outputs, prep files, convert formats, and keep the boring parts from clogging the creative work.
Watch Pixel Pig
See the app in motion.
Real walkthroughs say more than feature slogans. These demos show the actual product, not a concept render pretending to be one.
Walkthrough
General product overview
A broad look at the desktop workflow and what the app is trying to solve.
Workflow
Using Pixel Pig in practice
Less pitch, more actual usage: prompts, runs, results, and iteration.
Creator view
Why a desktop tool matters
Where the app helps when the work gets repetitive, fragmented, or annoying.
Deep dive
More detail for curious people
For anyone deciding whether Pixel Pig fits an existing production workflow.
Latest releases
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Download the current build.
The page pulls directly from GitHub Releases. Stable and prerelease builds appear here with platform-specific download buttons when assets are available.
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Notes before you install
Useful friction, clearly stated.
System reality
- Windows 10/11, 64-bit.
- macOS 11 or later, Apple Silicon.
- Best experience is on reasonably modern hardware.
First-run quirks
- Windows may require “More info” then “Run anyway”.
- On macOS, use right-click then “Open” the first time.
- Pre-release builds are where newer work lands first.
Optional but useful
- Install FFmpeg if you want audio and video combine features.
- Use your own API keys for provider access.
- Open an issue if a needed model is missing.