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What do you mean with online version? You mean on Google Colab?

@@OfficialGTDuo It's called 'rundiffusion'. Cloud version of Stable Diffusion. For users who don't have sufficient GPU power on their own devices.

@@OfficialGTDuo It's a cloud version called 'rundiffusion'. For those who don't have sufficient GPU power.

With such a cloud service it is possible that you have too little storage or GPU power on lower price tiers and might have to upgrade to a higher pricing tier to get it to work properly

@@OfficialGTDuo 8gb ram Intel HD Graphics 4600 But yeah.....I def will upgrade.

i have the same problem

How are you opening Fooocus? Through clicking on run.bat? It should only download the required files once, which you have to do once otherwise it’ll download it again.

Notre plaisir 😊

There is no "best" checkpoint per se. It all really depends on what you want to achieve. The default settings of Fooocus already give some great results to achieve human realistic images. Otherwise, you can try using JuggernautX as base model or instead of opening up Fooocuse normally with run.bat, open run_realistic.bat Let us know if that helps :)

@OfficialGTDuo i try it but ondy portrait for face is good quality, when make full body image then always blurry, i try both realistic and run.bat, even i try upscaling, image size go to 25mb but image still blurry, skin texture like hand painting

Have you tried Fooocus inpaint in that case? We have a tutorial about how to use Fooocus for improving details in an image like the face: ruclips.net/video/P4N1HRWj2Jo/видео.html Also, you can have a look at this Github discussion where there are some more examples on how to improve faces (scroll down to the section "Advanced: Detail Fix (face, hand, eyes, ...)"): github.com/lllyasviel/Fooocus/discussions/414 You will be astonished by the results you get when using the inpaint function. Let us know if that helps.

In the folder you downloaded for Fooocus there should be a file called run.bat which you just have to open. It will open up a command prompt window, which does some setup and then it will automatically open up your default browser where you will see the UI of Fooocus. Alternatively just check out our video which shows how to install and start Fooocus here: ruclips.net/video/s10LL9cUQmQ/видео.html

There are actually quite a few different resolutions/aspect-ratios you can choose from. For this, just tick the Advanced option below the text box for the prompt and go to the Settings tab. There you can find for example: 1536x640 1664x576 1728x576 If you want to have an even bigger resolution, you can just drag and drop your desired input image into the upscale box of Fooocus and then just upscale the image. If you don’t know how the upscaling works, we have a simple video about that on our RUclips channel. Let me know if that helps.

Have a look at the discussion of the Github link I shared. Here is an example comment: github.com/lllyasviel/Fooocus/discussions/557#discussioncomment-7226225 If you scroll further up & down you will see other people having similar questions and just see what they tried out. In your case, if you want to have a dog in watercolor style, use 1 image of a dog and 1 image of a dog in watercolor style. Just search on Google for an image you want your end result to look like, save it to your computer and just use that as input. Then, play around with the stop at & weight of both images. Start with both settings as you can see the person used in the link I mentioned above. So, PyraCanny for your dog image, with stop-at at 0.4 & weight at 1. And ImagePrompt for your dog in waterstyle color with the same stop-at & weight as the other image. Regarding your styles in the panel on the right, just keep FooocusV2 checked. Let me know if that helps?

Hey Jen, thank you for pointing this out. If you want to go more granular into the sales of a specific item, you can use Alura as shown in the video, which directly gives you an approximate amount of sales and revenue generated for that item. This in combination with the knowledge that a shop with such high review counts is doing very well in specific areas (niche, SEO, ...), you can analyse their shop and items, and decide on a suitable strategy for yourself. Have a great day!

Sorry, could you please rephrase your question. I don’t quite understand what you want to achieve.

Glad you enjoy the video Lori. Depending on the niche, you can start with 10-20 low value items like stickers, or about 3-5 high value items like T-Shirts. The split comes down to your preference, since low value items usually take more time to bring in good profits, whereas if you focus on high value items, selling a few will already bring in your time expense. As mentioned, the more effort you put into market research and the product, the better your results will be. We wish you great success!

@@OfficialGTDuo Thank you for the great response!

You can start with $10/month, and can later on change to $30/month if you need it.

Of course, just try it. You might have to give it a few tries, but it should work.

@@OfficialGTDuo Actually i have used Faceswap and then generated an image using prompt. After repeatedly playing with steps and weight i was successful to get the exact face. Thanks. I'll try this too. It's just little unbelievable how a free tool can do these things

Resolution went from 2010x1432 to 4020x2864 using 2x Upscale

To make sure you're doing everything the correct way, look through the official "Documentation" from Fooocus. You can find it here: Inside the "Upscale or Variation" tab , right below your options for upscaling (like "Disable", "Vary (Subtle)", Vary (Strong)", ...) there is a Documentation button with a small book icon. Hope this helps.

@@OfficialGTDuo Thanks. I'll look at that feature now.

TL;DR Theoretically there is no limit, but you will run out of memory (VRAM) if you have a really big image. Just try it out. One of the comments in the linked Reddit post below mentions this: "You need to save the image and look at it at 1x or scaled up to see the difference. It is scaled down to fit your GUI in Fooocus, and so doesn't look much different if you have a small laptop screen." Have a look here: www.reddit.com/r/fooocus/comments/197rxgb/is_there_a_limit_to_how_much_you_can_upscale/?rdt=37744

@@OfficialGTDuo oh, because it's not online ? You can download the app ? IS it free ? cheers

Yes, you can download it locally on your computer and use it absolutely for free. The only requirement you need is having a decent graphics card. But even in that case, if your graphics card is not that great, there are some models you can use in Fooocus that still work without a problem.

@@OfficialGTDuo But I need to treat images of minimum 5000 pixels large so... Not sure it will follow... its ' different from Gigapixel ? You also increase image définition ?

Only way to find out is to try it out. Difference to Gigapixel, Gigapixel is paid. Both can do the same thing.