Best Practice Workflow for Automatic 1111 - Stable Diffusion
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- Опубликовано: 14 май 2024
- Welcome to this tutorial where we dive into the intriguing world of AI Art, focusing on Stable Diffusion in Automatic 1111. This video is designed to guide you through what I believe is the most efficient workflow for creating stunning AI artwork. We begin with the basics, setting up our tools and environment. From there, we journey through the key stages of AI art creation, including image generation, upscaling for better resolution, and refining specific details for a more polished look. But creating AI art isn't always perfect, so we'll also cover how to correct any errors or imperfections that might surface along the way. These corrections are critical to making sure our final piece aligns with our vision. The tutorial concludes with a walkthrough on how to give your piece a final polish, ensuring a final piece of AI art that truly stands out. Whether you're an experienced AI artist or just starting out, this video offers valuable insights to enhance your workflow and your AI art. Let's get started!
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When you select "only masked" and then set the resolution lower it's only using the lower resolution for the inpainted area. The reason the image overall still looks good is because it's the same resolution. Using a higher or lower resolution while inpainting a mask doesn't have any impact on anything other than the inpainted area. Using this you can actually get more detail in your inpainted area by maintaining the high resolution (either with 1x if using rescale-by or by manually typing a higher resolution) it will generate for example the face at the selected full-size resolution and then shrink the inpaint down to fit inside the overall resolution of the image.
Thank you for your insightful comment! You're absolutely right about how the 'only masked' function and resolution settings work in Automatic 1111. I must admit, there was a misunderstanding on my part regarding this. Your explanation is spot on and it's very helpful to me and, I'm sure, to other viewers as well. I will make sure to address this in a future video to correct this misunderstanding and to further enhance the learning experience for everyone. I truly appreciate your input and contribution to our community.
@@AIKnowledge2Go Was that response generated by Chat-GPT? Because it looks like it hahaha
@@freakdeer2486 100%
How do you make sure that you don't go too high in resolution and clash with the larger picture in amount of details? Is there a way to calculate the actual size of the selection? I'd be curious to use x/y/z plots for the whole process to save a lot of time.
Finally someone was able to provide very descriptive and helpful tips, thank you
I'm really glad to hear that you found the tips helpful! I strive to make my content as clear and informative as possible, so it's fantastic to know it's hitting the mark. Thanks for the kind words!
I use Draw Things on my iPad and iPhone but even so this video has been very helpful! Your presentation is clear and simple, with no filler. Fantastic!
Draw Things is indeed a great piece of software. I'm thrilled that you found the video helpful and appreciate your kind words about the presentation. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
This is easily the best tutorial I have seen on AI. Subscribed.
Wow, thank you so much for the high praise and for subscribing! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the tutorial to be so valuable. Your support means a lot, and it motivates me to keep creating high-quality content. Stay tuned for more AI insights and tutorials!
Really great guide, a well earned sub and I hope you continue to produce content of this calibre and earn success!
Thank you so much for the kind words and support! I'll do my best to keep delivering quality content. Stay tuned for more. Happy creating!
Thanks!
This has re-newed my interest in virtual worlds-building!
I'm thrilled to hear that this has reignited your interest in building virtual worlds! It's such a fascinating field with so much potential. I'm glad my content could be part of your renewed journey. Thanks for sharing your experience and happy world-building!
I've been tinkering with BlenderAI, Stable-Diffusion that works inside of the Blender modelling system.
Blender renders a source image which is passed into Diffusion (along with animated prompts!)
The Blender scenes (3d animations) are a great starting point, but I can see that using this work-flow is going to greatly improve my results.
My current project is to 'convert' a short video clip into a nightmarish vision using BlenderAI to re-work frames of video.
Being able to play with 'sliders' on a frame-by-frame basis is pretty wild!
Very nice workflow. good tips. This can be helpful to a lot of people.
Thanks for sharing
I'm really glad to hear that you found the tips and workflow helpful! Sharing this knowledge and helping others is exactly why I create these videos. Your support and feedback are much appreciated. Thank you!
Thank you so much!!! 💎 thiss is reaaaally helpful!
Awesome! Happy to help you out with my content!
This is by far the most useful tutorial on stable diffusion I've run into!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you found it helpful. Happy diffusing! 🚀
Wow man this is exactly what i was looking for this really helped a lot with learning a better work flow im making all kinds of crazy new images now keep up the good work liked and subbed.
Thank you so much for your enthusiastic feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the workflow helpful and that it's inspiring you to create all sorts of new images. Your support really means a lot to me. Keep experimenting and creating, and stay tuned for more content. Thanks again for subscribing and liking!
@@AIKnowledge2Go I don't suppose you know of a good way to reproduce the same character. I know about LORAs but i am trying to generate multiple pictures of the same character that i can then turn into a LORA .... at least i think that's how it is done LOL im a noob :)
hi there! thank you for the guide and tutorial. Very useful information especially to users like me that only know how to put in prompts and click generate. Thank you again!
You're very welcome! I'm glad to hear that you found the guide and tutorial helpful. It's always my aim to make the process of AI art generation more accessible and easy to understand. Don't hesitate to explore my other videos for more tips and tricks. Thank you for your kind words and support. Stay tuned for future videos!
Fantastic and quick video - nicely concise and it'll be very useful!
i am Glad it was helpful to you!
I know I'm late to this video but this helped me out big time! Needless to say I'm now subscribed and following your videos.
Thank you for your kind words and subscribing. There's actually an improved version of this workflow you can find in this video ruclips.net/video/wyDRHRuHbAU/видео.html
it uses control net so it's a little more advanced. Happy creating
thats what i call a quality contect tutorial ! the tutor knows what he is doing here ...
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad to hear that you found the tutorial helpful and of high quality. It's comments like yours that motivate me to keep creating and sharing more content. Stay tuned for more tutorials!
Just started getting into stable diffusion and this video completely changes things. Thank you so much!
I'm glad the video could help! It's amazing how much of a difference understanding stable diffusion can make. Happy creating!
Been doing this for a while (still a noob of course), but this is by far the most useful info I've seen. thanks!
Glad to hear it! Happy creating.
I know this might get lost here, but, thank you, you really made my day, been a bit sad lately with life and everything and I just wanted to learn something new to keep myself occupied. With something. Just to not think about it all and produce art. You made that all possible. So thank you and I hope that you know that you made someone's life better.
I'm deeply touched by your words, and I'm so grateful to know that my videos have been able to provide you with some comfort and a positive distraction during this time. Life can be challenging, but remember that it's okay to take time for yourself and do something that brings you joy. The beauty of creating art is that it allows us to express ourselves, to lose ourselves in the process, and to make sense of our experiences. Never hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or just want to share your creations. Thank you for being a part of this community, and please take care of yourself.
very quick and detailed tutorial, you earned a sub!
Thank you so much! Welcome to the community! 🚀
Love this video. I mainly learn through RUclips Vids, and I've been an avid Stable Diffusion user since the onset. Keep making content like this that explains your actions & choices, and I know you're gonna have tons of subs soon.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! I'm thrilled to hear that you find the videos helpful. I will certainly continue to create content that explains my process in detail. Your feedback and encouragement mean a lot to me. Stay tuned for more content!
I like the roboto thingy on her leg. Very cool. Thanks for sharing
Thank you i am glad you liked it. Stay tuned for more.
This video is a gem, thank you very much!
Thank you for your kind words, it means a lot to me!
This video has some serious early 2010 movie maker vibes - you just know it's gonna be good and helpful!.
And bam! I wasn't dissapointed - super precise & to the point. A complete workflow highlighting each step, thanks so much 👍 The german accent is just the cherry on top 🍒
Thank you for the fantastic feedback! Thrilled to hear the video hit the mark with my content. Your appreciation, especially for the German accent, brings a huge smile to my face! 🍒 Exciting news: the next video will also focus on a workflow, this time harnessing the power of ControlNet. Your support inspires me to keep creating. Don't miss out-thanks for being an awesome part of our community!
@@AIKnowledge2Go good to hear that I could put a smile on your face 😋 I’m totally excited for the next video as well! ControlNet is so far the one thing I haven't touched, but would love to know more about and slowly master.
Thank you for making such awesome videos! Love the German accent. Just liked and subscribed.
Thank you for your kind words and support! I'm glad you're enjoying the content and my German accent! Stay tuned for more exciting videos.
Awesome video excited to see your others and future videos
Thank you for your enthusiasm! It's great to know you found the video helpful. I'm excited to continue creating more content for you and the community. Stay tuned for more!
Amazing! Thank you so much for creating this! Amazing insights - love your work looking forwards to learning more!
Thank you for your kind words! I'm thrilled you found the content insightful. Stay tuned for more! 🌟
The img2img upscale workflow is amazing. It completely saved an image that i would have thought was complete garbage!
That's fantastic to hear! The AI-powered img2img upscale truly is a game-changer for revitalizing images. I'm thrilled it helped you save an image.
Thanks for watching and sharing your success!
That's really insightful. I don't have to throw away good images with small blemishes. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
More video please.... I learned so much from this video.
Thank you for your feedback! I'm glad to hear that you found the video informative and valuable. The next Video releases in a few minutes actually :) Stay tuned!
insane dude, thank you very much
Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you found the content helpful and enjoyed it.
Danke Mann :D das Tutorial hat mir echt weiter geholfen, mein Abo hast du sicher!
Das freut mich zu hören! Ich bin froh, dass das Tutorial dir helfen konnte. Vielen Dank für dein Abo, ich schätze deine Unterstützung sehr!
Looking forward to Part 2!
Thanks so much for your excitement about Part 2! 🌟 Your wait is over: ruclips.net/video/mrWmEWEZwDw/видео.html. Just a heads-up: since Parts I and II have been around for a bit, some of the settings might have changed. I'm planning to update them as soon as I can find a slot in my busy schedule. Stay tuned and happy creating! Your support means a lot! 🚀
@@AIKnowledge2Go Wow good timing! I just saw the video, thanks for letting me know. I already liked and posted a couple of comments!
Awesome videos!! I would love to see your workflow for hyper and photo realistic images. You have some great techniques!
Thank you so much for your kind words and feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that you're finding my techniques helpful. As for your suggestion, I absolutely plan on sharing my workflow for hyperrealistic and photorealistic images in a future video. While I can't specify a date at the moment, I promise it's on my list. Stay tuned, and thanks again for your support!
really amazing thanks! i was using it completely wrong before
I'm so glad to hear that the video was helpful for you! It's wonderful that you're now able to use the tool more effectively. Thanks for watching and happy creating!
Thank you so much 🙏
You're welcome 😊
Thanks for the tutorial.
You're welcome! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. Stay tuned for more.
@@AIKnowledge2Go yes
best tutorial for newbies, like it
Thank you for the positive feedback! Happy creating.
Great tutorial. thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
fantastic video, ever so helpful, liked and sub'ed🍻
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! I'm thrilled to hear you found the video helpful. Cheers to more learning and exploration together! 🍻
Sehr geiles Video.
Hat mich einen echten Schritt nach vorne gebracht!
Danke für das Feedback, freut mich das es geholfen hat.
@@AIKnowledge2Go falls du gute Tips zu "Händen" hast, nehme ich die gern. 😄
@@AIKnowledge2Go youtube hat einfach meinen Link ausgeblended.. ..die biatch
@@Asterex versuchs mit negative embeddings wie z.b.civitai.com/models/116230/bad-hands-5
Ansonsten hat After Detailer auch die möglichkeit Hände zu "inpainten" zu after Deatiler hab ich auch ein Video. Allerdings ist da der Fokus auf Gesichtern.
@@AIKnowledge2Go das mit der negativ embedding probier ich aus! Vielen Dank!
thank you for great tips.
You're welcome! I'm glad you found the tips helpful. Happy experimenting!
Sehr gutes video, gut erklärt, werde ich die Tage mal ausprobieren.
Vielen Dank für dein positives Feedback! Es freut mich zu hören, dass dir das Video gefallen hat. Ich hoffe, dass die Tipps und Tricks dir beim Ausprobieren helfen werden. Viel Spaß dabei!
Hello @AIknowledge2Go, this is a really helpful video. Thank you for coming up wirh such a great content. I have a quick question here and would appreciate if you could provide some valuable suggestion. I have always been having challenge in worling with image2image generation, seems like the final result is no where close to my input image. For example, if I want to make minor edit to my normal human images like change clothes color, changing hairstyle, changing hairlength etc by keeping rest of the entire details intact should i go for image2image option in SD or should i use some other method for this? I am using absolutereality Checkpoint for this to ensure the pics are realistic. Any advise / suggestion would be greatly appreciated
Thank you for your kind words! If you want to make minor edits to your normal human images while keeping the rest of the details intact, using the inpaint option of Image2Image in Automatic 1111 is a good choice. However, for specific modifications like changing clothes color, hairstyle, or hair length, you may need to experiment with different prompts and parameters to achieve the desired results.
In addition to Image2Image, you can also explore the ControlNet model for inpainting, as it can be effective in preserving the overall details while making specific modifications. Remember to adjust your prompt accordingly to focus on the areas you want to edit.
It's important to experiment and iterate with different prompts, models, and parameters to achieve the desired outcome.
@@AIKnowledge2Go Thank you so much for your response . I totally agree , detailed prompt + config details are the key here, which I haven't mastered yet, still learning 🙂. Btw, if you don't mind me asking I would like to know if there is a way I can have a model trained to simply take input and change hairstyle on the same pic as output. Considering I have to work on multiple images, it would be difficult to keep writing prompt on each image to get the desired result. Thank you so much for looking into this 🙂
If you want to dump more detail use controlnet tile + ultimate SD upscale
Thank you for your suggestion! The combination of controlnet tile and ultimate SD upscale is indeed a powerful technique for getting more detail. I have plans to cover this and other advanced techniques in an upcoming part II tutorial. Stay tuned for that, and I appreciate your input!
I'm already feeling overwhelmed
I'm sorry to hear that you're feeling overwhelmed. I'd suggest starting with my basic tutorial to build a foundation, then gradually progress from there. Here's the link to help you get started: ruclips.net/video/SHikMK39Q30/видео.html.
a good job! I like it!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Your support means a lot! 😊
Nice work-flow! I tried and like it +1
Thank you for your positive feedback! I'm glad to hear that you tried and liked the workflow. Your support is appreciated! If you have any questions or if there's anything else you'd like to see in future videos, please feel free to share.
with the same settings and just some changes to the negative prompt I was able to get much better faces, limbs, and less disfigured limbs with initial generation making the later inpainting much quicker.
You've made a great observation! This video primarily showcases this particular workflow. However, it's worth noting that when your prompts become more complex, or you're using multiple 'loras' as is often the case for creating stunning art in SD 1.5, the quality of faces tends to diminish. That’s exactly where this workflow proves to be incredibly useful.
thank u friend!
You're very welcome, my friend! Always here to help and make your experience better. Cheers!
Usefull, thanks
I'm glad you found the video useful! Stay tuned for more AI Art tutorials!
Looks fun! I can't wait to start messing around with this. I just got a new GPU so I could.
That's great to hear! Getting a new GPU can make a huge difference. Happy creating!
@@AIKnowledge2Go thanks it's only a 3060 but 12 gb. My old was a 760 and it would not even try
It's like listening to myself with my German Accent.
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Hi und danke für dein Feedback! Den Akzent bekomme ich einfach nicht raus 😂. Zum Glück scheinen ihn die meisten englischsprachigen Zuschauer eher amüsant als nervig zu finden.
I know it doesn't really matter, but I absolutely love your accent. Very helpful video as well ofc!
I'm glad you enjoy my accent. I wasn't sure how native speakers would perceive it. Thanks for the feedback!
First of all, a greeting and thanks for the video, a beautiful image. I wanted to ask you why you didn't use the High res fix, from what I understand what it does is the same as you did but saving you a step, that is, starting an imgtoimg process. What is the reason that you advise against its use?
High res fix can change many details compared to the original image
Thank you for your comment and your kind words about the video. @hoasiai is spot on. The High Res Fix does indeed have the potential to significantly alter the image, as does changing the sampler. My preference is for a straightforward workflow. I start with prompt engineering, and once I'm satisfied with the composition, I move to Image2Image to boost the quality when changing the sampler, without affecting the composition. I hope this clarifies my approach, and thanks again for your question!
Dman this is very nice workflow , i usually use ad detailer to fix face from the start , and for upscaling i go to img2img and use tiling with ultimate upscaling. I dont know why....thats just the workflow ive had. Ill try this now
It's always interesting to hear about others' workflows! The beauty of these AI tools is that there are so many ways to use them. It sounds like you have a process that works well for you, which is fantastic. My workflow is just one way to approach creating AI art, and I encourage you to try it out and see if it suits your style. Thanks for watching and happy creating!
Thiss isss the besssst sstable diffusion vid🖤🙏🏾 ssthanku sir
Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Stay tuned for more content!
A good beginner/intermediate tutorial, I have been using a very similar workflow for a while, except I gave up using extras to upscale (because it never looked as good as I wanted) and now use SD Ultimate upscale Script in conjunction with Control Net Tile (CN tile not 100% necessary but can improve the image) as a final step, then maybe some touchups in GIMP if needed.
That sounds like a solid workflow you've developed there! Thank you for sharing it with us. It's always interesting to hear about different methods people are using. Your suggestion about using Control Net Tile has come up a few times and I can see the value it brings. In light of these discussions, I'm planning to create a Workflow Part II tutorial where I'll cover this more advanced technique. Stay tuned for that!
nice video bro, subscribed. One question, if i just need to get rid of something and i want that part to blend in with the background what should i do? how i copy patterns, for example wood tiles in from parquet?
Thank you so much for your kind words and your subscription. For your question, if you want to remove something and have it blend with the background, you can use the 'Inpainting' option in the Automatic1111 workflow. You will have to change the 'Masked Content' setting to 'Latent Noise' and also modify your prompt accordingly. Please make sure to set the 'Denoising Strength' to 1, otherwise, you might end up with a pixelated result.
As for copying patterns, I would recommend using the ControlNet tool. While I don't have a specific tutorial for your exact case, I do have two very comprehensive tutorials on how to use ControlNet on my RUclips channel. Here is one that might be helpful to you: Basic:ruclips.net/video/dgRtt_yt3yA/видео.html Using two contorlnet models at once: ruclips.net/video/RY5XqF38DFg/видео.html
I had to chuckle when you said she'd need another leg and immediately masked her face :)
I'm glad my antics gave you a chuckle! I admit, sometimes my attention wand... - "Oh, look a bird!"😂 Jokes aside, there was some re-recording involved in creating the video. When it came to editing, I figured it would be easier to add some explanatory text rather than reshoot everything again. Thanks for noticing and watching!
Hello, could you please tell me how you enabled the bars on the side of your image on 4:16? The ones that let you pull the image up and down and to the sides. I can't find anywhere on how to enable them, for me images just get squeezed smaller and for really wide images that makes it so hard to work with.
Oh, those scroll bars were actually a result of using ctrl + mousewheel to zoom in on my browser. It appears that feature might have been changed or removed in newer versions. 😞
However, I'd recommend the canvas zoom extension for a1111. You can find it under extensions -> available -> load from, or check these direct links. haven't tried it myself but it seems to do what you are looking for:
github.com/richrobber2/canvas-zoom
Hope this helps!
NICE.
Thank you! Appreciate the feedback! 😄
Life saver
Glad I could help! Happy creating. 👍
I am using Adetailer it's amazing !!
Absolutely! Adetailer has been a game-changer. If you haven't seen it yet, check out my video on it; I delve into its benefits and how it can save you a lot of time. Cheers!
That tip about mask being there altough it doesn´t appear is priceless! You just saved my entire life
I'm glad to hear that tip was helpful for you! I dont know why this is not fixed already. Maybe one day i'll write a bug ticket in Automatic 1111 github on the other hand, this move has become second nature to me. So even if this bug is fixed one day i will clear the mask anyway. :) Thanks for watching and happy creating!.
Great vid thank you so organized and easy to follow, subscribed😊
I'm really glad to hear that you found the video helpful and easy to follow. Your kind words mean a lot to me. Thank you for subscribing and welcome to the channel!😊
life for Aiur!
En Taro Adun!
Nice video.. 1 question, when I try pinpointing do you need to change the prompt at all? I keep getting strange results, for example, I inpatient the face, but then I get a whole corrupt face, sometimes with bodies and all sorts of things in it. Any tips?
Thank you for your feedback. Regarding pinpointing, adjusting the prompt can often help in achieving the desired results. It sounds like the issue might be related to the denoising strength; consider reducing it. If you're having specific problems with faces, I recommend checking out my video on 'After Detailer'. This tool can realy make inpainting face effortless
Very Nice video
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Stay tuned for more content.
You're very confident, first video I watched of you. How long did it take you to self learn this? There's very little I completely understand from tweaking arbitrary values and knowing how that changes the image. I just read about how to get the software running on google colab which I never knew existed or how anyone would use it until now.
I appreciate your observation! It took me several evenings of dedicated learning and experimentation to grasp everything fully and understand the intricacies of the values. If Google collab works for you great. I read that A1111 would not run anymore on collab, but that info is 2 Month old at least. If you find yourself challenged by the basics, I recommend starting with my foundational tutorials. Here's a playlist that can guide you:
ruclips.net/video/SHikMK39Q30/видео.html.
Do you do tutorials for us cheapskates who can't afford a powerful enough computer? I'm on a $1000 dollar Windows Surface 4, using GPU Radeon Ryzen (?) and it's taken me almost 24 hours to get it up and running to an acceptable level (lots of code changing and deleting venv files, and setting (having lol) the arguments to make it work on this computer. It's been an absolute nightmare for me, but a small render with a handful of prompts is now coming in at under 2 minutes.
Another problem I;m having is running out of GPU memory when I'm asking it to do when I use too many prompts or sampling steps etc. It's been a real head scratcher! @@AIKnowledge2Go
This was some great tips, and I was surprised indeed! Right now I am preparing myself for a "round" of Automatic1111 with all the new tips I finally took the time to go through. Very excited testing out that !adetailer you mentioned in another of your videos. For me now my next session of Stable Diffusion has extension keywords: "sd-webui-infinite-image-browsing,sd-dynamic-prompts,clip-interrogator-ext,adetailer".
Thanks for your comment! I'm really glad to hear that you found the tips helpful and are eager to apply them in your own workflow. The combination of extensions you're using sounds like a powerful setup! I'm sure you'll create some amazing images. Remember, the key is to experiment and find what works best for you. Don't hesitate to share your results, I'd love to see what you come up with using these techniques! And yes, the After Detailer is definitely a game-changer, I'm excited for you to give it a try. Happy creating!
german coastguard speaking 😍 great tutorial, will follow for more
Danke sehr! 😊 I'll do my best to keep up the quality. Stay tuned for more tutorials!
How inly 600 sup man
Your content amazing
Thank you so much for your kind words! Subscriber counts can take time to grow, but I'm just glad to know that you're finding my content valuable. I appreciate your support!
I never considered sending an initial image I like to img2img. I'll have to try that. I normally copy and paste the seed of an image I like and tweak settings from there.
I found it a bit more intuitive compared to the high res fix workflow and in my experience, it often led to better results. But the beauty of these tools is the flexibility they offer. Definitely give it a try and see how it works for you!
@@AIKnowledge2Go I have been trying this method, and I am amazed how much better this technique is. I get so much more detailed and hi-res results. Thank you for sharing this.
This is more or less my workflow, only that I prefer DDIM over Euler a, and DPM++ 2S a Karras over DPM++ 2M Karras.
I didn't know when I was first experimenting, but the two that I picked add noise between steps, which further randomizes and creates variation. Most other samplers(ones that aren't DDIM or have 'a' in the name), end up converging at about 150 steps to the same result because they don't add noise between steps.
Interesting! I've noticed similar patterns with different samplers. The noise addition in DDIM and those with 'a' really makes a difference in creating unique variations. I'll definitely consider experimenting more with DPM++ 2Sa for refinement. Thanks for sharing your insights!
As a non-german mathematician I find it very confusing to hear germans say "Yoo-ler" instead of "Oy-ler" hahaha. Great video!
Yeah, I took a guess on how to pronounce that. 😂 Looks like I guessed wrong. Thanks for the feedback and for watching!
Do you have some source to adjust our research, a lot of parameters I've seen in this video, weren't showed anywhere, I assume part of it is emperical knowledge, still, if you can link us to great indept tutorial explan,ation it would save me a lot of hardwork ! Still I learn a ton from that video, and helped me adjust some issues i've got manytimes !
Your response is a good start, as it acknowledges the viewer's appreciation and seeks to clarify their specific needs. You could enhance it by offering direct links to your relevant videos and expressing a willingness to assist further. Here’s a revised version of your response:
Hi there! I'm thrilled to hear that my video was informative and helpful for you. Regarding the settings you're curious about, could you specify which parameters or aspects you're looking into? This will help me guide you better. Also, I have two basic videos on prompting and basic settings on my channel which might be just what you're looking for. I'll drop the links here for easy access:
ruclips.net/video/MftRapF4AaU/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/SHikMK39Q30/видео.html
Feel free to check these out. Also i have whole tutorial Series on stable diffusion.
Good video and explanation! I'm just a bit confused about one thing, during inpainting is it really necessary to have an accurate prompt, for what you want specifically in that area? And what happens when you leave it blank, does it just try to "autofill"?
Hey there! Your prompt can guide the AI for better inpainting, but feel free to experiment and see what surprises the blank canvas brings! What i didn't do in my Video is to change the prompt. I actually should have changed it. Leaving it blank can work, but i suggest you use ControlNet Inpaint.
My problem with using img2img for upscaling is that I work with models trained on specific faces and when I do it this way the likeness is lost. So for me Hires Fix works better. But nice video and many great tips! I didn’t quite understand the reason for decreasing the resolution on the face though.
Thank you for sharing your experience with img2img for upscaling. If the likeness is getting lost, it might be due to the denoising strength being set too high. However, if Hires Fix works better for you, that's absolutely fine. I often inpaint faces later and then use a detailer, which I've found to be quite helpful. Thanks for your feedback and for watching the video!
Is there a way to generate character art with transparency. Im thinking of just generating the character and background seperately.
One approach is to first generate an image without a person and then use inpainting to add the character. Alternatively, you could use a segmentation model in ControlNet to achieve this. If you're looking to remove the background from an existing image with a character, using an external background removal tool would be the way to go.
Nice
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it
great tutorial! how do I change my stable diffusion to this dark theme?
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial! To change to a dark theme, there are a few options you can try:
Add /?__theme=dark at the end of your browser's URL when you're on the Automatic 1111/Stable Diffusion page.
Try the Dark Reader plugin for your browser.
Open your webui-user.bat file and add set COMMANDLINE_ARGS=--theme dark. Please remember to make a copy of your webui-user.bat before making any changes!
Hope one of these solutions works for you!
@@AIKnowledge2Go Thank you so much... adding this line to the bat file worket!
Great
Thank you.
Just one question, so in Automatic1111, does the refiner model doesn't work for image upscales?
When you refering to refiner you mean SD XL Models right?
Actually i havent done upscaling with it. My system crashes when i go higher than 1024 x 1024 with sdxl models. I still use a lot SD 1.5 because as of now in my opinion you can get better results with 1.5 if you know what you are doing.
Great job, the angle on the phone thing she is holding is a little off but overall your workflow and tips are appreciated.
Thank you for pointing that out! You're absolutely right there is still room for improvement. Happy creating
Großes Danke für das Video du hast mir echt weitergeholfen und mir ganz neue Ecken von SD gezeigt. Bleib dran mit den Videos und ich hoffe du bekommst noch mehr aufmerksamkeit
Vielen Dank für das positive Feedback! Es freut mich sehr, dass das Video hilfreich war und du Neues entdecken konntes. Danke für die Unterstützung und bleib dran!
Klasse Tutorials! Durch deine Videos sind meine Ergebnisse um ein vielfaches besser geworden! Ich habe nur ein Problem mit den "Inpaintings". Ich habe es Schritt für Schritt so gemacht wie du in deinem Video, aber bei mir verändert sich so gut wie nichts. Egal welche Einstellung ich verändere, selbst wenn ich die "Denoising strength" komplett hochstelle oder den "Seed" auf -1, bekomme ich nach dem Generieren 4x nahezu das selbe Ergebnis. Hast du zufällig ne Idee woran das liegen könnte?
Hat sich erledigt! Durch ergänzen der COMMANDLINE mit " --no-half-vae --no-half" und deaktivieren des Adblockers meines Browsers, funktioniert es nun
Das ist super zu hören! Manchmal sind es diese kleinen Dinge, die den Unterschied machen. Viel Spaß beim Erstellen deiner Projekte! 😊
I'm still having issues with hands even with this method, do you have any tips? Anything would work for me, like using an specific model. Context: I do semi-realistic and anime images.
Edit: I managed to do it with another tutorial.
Ah, hands can indeed be tricky. When working with semi-realistic and anime images, consider using LORAs like badhands, badartis, or Unspeakable Horrors from Civitai. They can specifically help refine those details. Additionally, give ControlNet inpainting a shot, it's a great tool for correcting specific areas like hands. I use inpaint_only + llama often.
@@AIKnowledge2Go I tried before badhandv4 as a embedding but it is not working most of the time, I've been using inpaint too now that I know but I still have some issues. I guess it won't always work.
Hi again, I have some news. I watched another tutorial and I managed to get it to work as I wanted.
Hands are still hard but most of the time it works enough for me, hands are usually fine and with some edition I can make it look perfect.
Basically there are 2 important things: 1- Use a model that is good enough with hand generation. 2- Use the extension ADetailer. Optional: Use ControlNet too to let it know to the AI the position of the fingers. 3- Optional: Embeddings algo help and you can also use this "(badhandv4:1.5)" so you can force it to work harder.
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i see you have ADetailer! installed, but at which stage would you use it in this workflow? img2img or middle section?
I would use it while inpainting. While this image has only one person, sometimes you want to create setups with multiple people. And masking out a face and writing the prompt for the face in After Detailer, or using a Lora/TI/Lycoris, can be helpful. I hope that helps you on your creative journey.
the inpainting part on the legs.. it give me random weired output and deform. can we somehow have a greater control on what it will be render out?
To have more control I suggest you use controlNet. I have a newer version of this video right here: ruclips.net/video/wyDRHRuHbAU/видео.html
Hi, Can you explain this please.
why do you need to generate first set of images with Euler A?
when you can use the DPM++ 2M KARAS in the first place.
first set of images generated deformed faces.
I do not understand what are the benefits of doing the additional steps?
thanks
Hello! I appreciate your curiosity. The choice to start with Euler A isn't mandatory, it's more of a strategic move. Recently, I've been leaning more towards using DPM++ 2M Karras from the get-go.
As for the additional steps, it comes down to the limitations and preferences in image resolutions. Stable Diffusion 1.5 typically restricts us to generating images at 768 x 512 or 512 x 768, and occasionally 768 x 768. I like to stretch those boundaries to achieve higher resolutions, like 2K or even 4K.
By using the Image2Image upscale method, I feel I have a tighter grip on the upscaling process, compared to the highres fix workflow. Think of it like having a finer zoom lens for the details when you're aiming for that perfect shot in photography. It's about crafting the image with as much precision as possible.
I hope this gives you a clearer picture of why those extra steps might be worth the effort!
My 1080 can't upscale so much. Welp. But nice demonstration.
That model is right up my alley. I hope the dev will resume maintaining it after his hiatus.
I understand your concerns with the 1080. To address the VRAM issue, you might want to try adding the `--lowVram` or `--medVram` parameters when starting with webui-user.batch. Another approach for upscaling with limited VRAM is to utilize Controlnet Tile. It essentially breaks your image into smaller tiles and scales each one separately. This can be especially helpful for hardware with memory limitations. Hope that helps
Where do I find the Controlnet Tile? I'm not ready to follow your tutorial yet cos my internet is being throttled and that file for the revAnimated model you suggested is taking hours to download :/@@AIKnowledge2Go
use --lowvram, on my gtx 1650 (4gb) i can easily upscale to 8000x8000
Danke dir für das hilfreiche Video, Chris! Gibt mir eine super Hilfe zum Start! Funktioniert der Workflow so grundsätzlich auch für fotorealistische Bilder (oder auch für anderes)? Natürlich dann mit anderem Modell und Parametern denke ich...
Danke für das Feedback! Es freut mich sehr, dass dir das Video geholfen hat. Ja, ich verwende diesen Workflow für alle Arten von Bildern, sei es Anime oder fotorealistisch. Gelegentlich nutze ich den "after! detailer" speziell für Gesichter. Falls du damit noch nicht vertraut bist, habe ich ein Video dazu auf meinem Kanal.
You're getting a hand and a robot thing in your leg in painting because it's still part of the original prompt.
It's important to trim out portions that aren't applicable to what you're inpainting.
You're absolutely right. My skills in inpainting have improved since then. I'm considering re-recording this video in the future. Thanks for pointing that out, happy creating.
adding keywords for face tend to decrease chances of getting mangled faces you will have to fix later. Try (highly detailed face, textured skin, detailed eyes)
That's a great tip, thanks for sharing! However, it's also worth mentioning that there will come a time when you'll want to upscale your image to enhance the overall quality. In that case, you might still need to deal with some mangled features, but hopefully fewer with your suggested keywords.
Hey, wirklich ein sehr gutes Tutorial, danke dafür. Ich habe noch ein Problem, vielleicht kannst du helfen: Wenn ich in InPaint einen bestimmten Bereich maskiert habe, sagen wir zum Beispiel die Beine, und dann auf generate drücke, macht er mir keine neuen Beine, sondern es sieht so aus, als würde er das komplette Bild noch mal in dem maskierten Bereich erstellen. Hab die Einstellungen aus dem Video übernommen und auch mit verschiedenen Noise Strength experimentiert.
Danke für das Feedback. Wenn er das oder ein ähnliches Bild noch einmal erzeugt in dem maskierten Bereich, hast die denoising strengh zu hoch. Was ich in dem Video nicht zeige (weil ich es damals nicht besser wusste) ist, das du dein Prompt anpassen sollst/kannst/musst.
Wenn du z.b. ein Gesicht inpainten möchtest, dann schreib sowas wie "image of a face of..." was du im Prompt drin lassen sollest ist alles was das rendering betrifft (HDR, 4K, cinematic shot).
Inpainten ist immer auch ein bisschen Trial and error.
Hope that helps.
@@AIKnowledge2Go Danke für deine Antwort, es lag am Prompt. Hatte ich dann später noch rausgefunden 😅
ich habe das Problem, dass sich bei mir Bilder trotz maskiertem Bereich verändern. Natürlich achte ich auf CFG-Scale und Denoising strength-Einstellungen. Und auch auf das "clear", wenn ich ein neues Bild rein lade oder den Tab wechsle, etc. Trotzdem kämpfe ich mit Änderungen im nicht maskierten Bereich. Auch dafür habe ich die richtigen Häkchen gesetzt, so wie in dieser oder in anderen Beschreibungen. Was kann man da verkehrt machen?
Hallo ich versuche mal nach bestem Wissen aus der Ferne zu helfen...
Mit "Auch dafür habe ich die richtigen Häkchen gesetzt" ist gemeint das die Box "only masked" gesetzt ist, korrekt?
Welche Version ist auf dem PC installiert? Evtl. hilft ein Upgrade. Die aktuellste version von A1111 ist 1.6. Ansonsten hilft vielleicht eine frische installation. Hoffe, das hilft!
@@AIKnowledge2Go vielen Dank für die Rückmeldung. Nächste Woche kommt der neue PC, da wird dann die Neuinstallation notwendig sein. Meine Onboard Grafik mit 4 GB ist einfach zu mickrig. In der Eingabeaufforderung wird auch beim Laden direkt etwas mit "fatal git" gemeldet. Da muss ich auch nochmal nach einem anderen Installer schauen. Den, den ich habe, der fragt mich gefühlt 1000 Dinge ab, da komme ich mir vor wie bei einer multiple choice Programmierer-Abschlussprüfung. Und was ich letztlich gemacht habe, wissen wohl nur Gott und Teufel... 😅
so there isn't a way to do inpaint and give it new prompts which it knows only to apply to the masked area?
Yes there is. Just change the prompt. In fact that is the reason why is have this little "spider thingy" on her leg, because i did not change the prompt. Happy Creating.
I dont have a resize by option. When i go to inpaint and img2img I just have another width and height chart.
To see the 'resize by' option, you may need to update your version of Automatic 1111. The latest version as of today is 1.3.2. I've confirmed that this feature isn't related to any extensions, as I still had access to it even after disabling all of my extensions. Please try updating your version.
Great workflow as I had abandoned SD and came back after your video. I wanted to ask about two types of prompts you used, and . Whenever I generate and my terminal shows Could not find two Lora files. Where do you download from and how do you install it?
Thanks for your comment. These two are Loras, extensions that can be wielded on a variety of models. Links are below in my video description. If you're not sure about how to use Loras, I suggest you watch my video on this topic. It'll give you a detailed guide on how to download, install, and use them. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/IEYMVIbPbQQ/видео.html
Look at the actual file name. I guess he renamed it from what the file name on Civitai is. Use the actual file name without file type.