NightCafe is hosting a free Model Comparison Workshop on Wednesday, 30 September 2026. Cassandra, NightCafe's Community Manager, will compare newer NightCafe image models live so you can see the differences for yourself.
The workshop is about one hour and streams on YouTube and Facebook at the same time. You do not need a ticket or a PRO subscription to watch. After the stream ends, the same links work for the replay.
Landing page with countdown and stream buttons: creator.nightcafe.studio/live-workshop.
The landing page also shows the start time in your local timezone once it loads.
You may also see a campaign banner on Explore, and a site-wide header alert when the workshop is about to start or is live. Those are shortcuts to the same page and stream links.
This is a good fit if you are choosing a model for your next image and want to see the options compared, rather than reading a list. For a written overview of the current lineup, credits, and recommendations, see NightCafe AI Models Guide: Choosing the Right Model.
No. Watching the stream on YouTube or Facebook is free and does not require a NightCafe account. If you want to try the models yourself during or after the workshop, sign in at Studio. Some of the newer models discussed will be PRO models; the written models guide explains which ones need PRO and roughly how many credits they cost.
When the workshop ends, the landing page still points to YouTube and Facebook so you can catch the replay. The stream links above stay valid for the recording.
Start is 12:00 p.m. Pacific (PDT) on 30 September 2026, which is 7:00 p.m. UTC. Open the landing page to see the time in your local timezone.
Yes. Use the same YouTube or Facebook link after the live hour to watch the replay.
The workshop is framed as a comparison of newer NightCafe image models, with live demos. The exact set can change on the day. For a current written recommendation list (including GPT Image 2.5, Muse Image, and the rest of the picker), use the models guide.
The published workshop copy is about choosing a model for your next image. Video models are covered separately in the models guide's video section.