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That's a great website! Feature request: a button to toggle all the sliders left or right at the same time - would make it easier to glance the results without lots of finicky mouse moves.
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Thanks. That's a great idea - I also incorporated @MattRix proposal of syncing the sliders. It should be up now!
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Seconding this. Once you’ve seen the original image once, you don’t need to see it each time. The idea of syncing the sliders in the current group is a clever solution.
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I love your site I stumble across it once a month it seems.

Or there's another very similar site. But I'm pretty sure it's yours

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Thanks! It's probably the same site. It used to only be a showdown of text-to-image models (Flux, Imagen, Midjourney, etc), but once there was a decent number of image-to-image models (Kontext, Seedream, Nano-Banana) I added a nav bar at the top so I could do similar comparisons for image editing.
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Yes that was exactly it.

How often do you update it? It seems like something new every time I check. Or I forget everything..

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Honestly it's kind of inconsistent. Model releases sometimes seem to come in flurries - (it felt like Seedream and Nano-banana were within a few weeks of each other for example) and then the site will receive a pretty big update.
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What do you use for evaluation? gemini-2.5-pro is at the top of MMLU and has been best for me but always looking for better.
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Recently I've found myself getting the evaluation simultaneously from to OpenAI gpt-5, Gemini 2.5 Pro, and Qwen3 VL to give it a kind of "voting system". Purely anecdotal but I do find that Gemini is the most consistent of the three.
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I found the opposite. GPT-5 is better at judging along a true gradient of scores, while Gemini loves to pick 100%, 20%, 10%, 5%, or 0%. Like you never get a 87% score.
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I am running similar experiment but so far, changing the seed of openai seems to give similar results. Which if that confirms, is concerning to me on how sensitive it could be
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Interesting, I'll give voting a shot, thanks.
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Seedream seems to be clear winner
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