Jun 15, 2025
5 min read
TLDR
Privy sign-in replaces passwords with one-tap email, SMS (soon), or social login.
Favorites now respect ownership and guide non-owners into a purchase flow.
Browse page gets a tighter mosaic and darker backdrop for crisper artwork.
New OpenAPI backbone delivers clearer errors and steadier image orders.
Why the work mattered
People arrive at Fiddl.Art to explore the best ai art generator, not to wrestle with sign-in screens or unresponsive buttons. Over the past few weeks we focused on three friction points: slow logins, lost likes, and gallery clutter. Every change below targets one of those moments so time is spent creating, buying, or sharing art—not waiting.
Feature walkthrough
Privy sign-in
We retired our fragile, home-grown email-code login because it dropped too many codes and left users without Google or Apple sign-ins. Privy fixes the mess: rock-solid email magic links, instant OAuth with the big platforms, and a clear path to Web3 wallet logins down the road. Less friction for you, fewer auth headaches for us.

Gallery polish
Before
Wide spacing and rounded corners softened the mosaic.
After
Tighter grid, square edges, and a black canvas let colors pop.

These styling tweaks lighten page weight and help every text to image ai result stand out, especially in low-light environments. Do you like the new look?
OpenAPI backbone
Our original tRPC-based API worked initially, but as fiddl.art’s codebase grew in complexity, we encountered frequent type inference issues and unreliable builds. To address this, we migrated to OpenAPI, which provides explicit, stable schemas and allows us to auto-generate type-safe client libraries across multiple languages and platforms. This change also mean the Fiddl.art API is easier for third parties to interact with. Check out the Fiddl.art OpenAPI Spec.
What's next
Video Support
With the advent of Google Veo 3 we think it's a good time to start adding video support to Fiddl.art. We want to do it in a fun way, so we will make it easy to animate your existing creations as well as producing videos from scratch with just a prompt.
More Image Models
There is a few nice Image models that we want to add to Fiddl.art
Flux Kontext For making edits (will require some additional UI work to support this).
Improve Custom Models functionality
Currently we have Face Forge but we want to improve the UI to make it clear that custom models can be used for more than just faces. We also want to extend the functionality of custom model sharing, so that you can easily browse models published by others, and earn points when someone generates an image using your model 🤑.
The current system only supports training Flux Dev models, but training is now supported for Flux Pro, so adding this support will improve the fidelity and accuracy of our custom models.
Improved Browse Page
Currently the Browse page just shows a simple chronological list of images created on the platform with filtering options, but as the number of creations increases we want to display creations in a more dynamic way. The idea is that the browse page will try to show "popular" images, along with some randomization, to ensure you always see fresh images, including images that maybe were created before you created your account. That means you get to see a more diverse list of creations on Fiddl.art with less scrolling, 👍.
Signing Off
Until next time🤘