Image to image 1
new images can be made that follow the base images composition 2
I have explained in previous lesson about prompt 3
negative prompt 4
sampling method 5
sampling steps 6
restore faces 7
tiling, batch count, batch size, CFG scale, seed, and script 8
here you upload your base image to generate new images 9
interrogate clip takes the image you upload to the image to image tab and guesses the prompt 10
it is helpful when you need to work on images you don't have idea about the prompt 11
interrogate deepbooru or a button takes the image you upload to the image to image tab and guesses the prompt 12
deepbooru is anime style girl image tag estimation system 13
adjust width or height 14
so the new image has the same aspect ratio or different aspect ratio 15
denoising strength 16
denoising strength is a measure of how creative AI can be with its output 17
resize mode 18
there are a few options for resolving the issue if the new image does not have the same aspect ratio as the input image 19
just resize 20
the input image is resized to fit the new dimension 21
the image will be stretched or squeezed 22
crop and resize 23
fits the new image canvas into the input image 24
the parts that don't fit are eliminated 25
the aspect ratio of the original image will be preserved 26
resize and fill 27
fits the input image into the new image canvas 28
the extra part is filled with the average color of the input image the aspect ratio will remain unchanged 29
just resize latent upscale 30
is similar to just resize but the scaling is done in the latent space 31
sketch 32
you can draw the initial image instead of uploading it 33
upload a background image to the canvas 34
you can use the black or white backgrounds 35
I have provided download link for black or white backgrounds or you can use your own 36
sketch your creation 37
if you don't have to Draw Something from scratch 38
an image can be modified with the help of the sketch function 39
and the rest of it is same as image to image 40
inpaint 41
image to image tab most frequently used function and inpainting 42
resize mode 43
I have already explained earlier in this video 44
mask blur 45
similar to selection feathering 46
add a soft blur to the edges of the areas you inpaint 47
this helps your painted areas blend in with the rest of the image 48
mask mode 49
inpaint mask 50
stable diffusion will regenerate the areas you paint black 51
inpaint not masked 52
stable diffusion will regenerate the areas you do not paint black 53
masked content 54
fill 55
an extremely blurred version of the input image will be produced as the end result 56
original 57
the result will be generated based on the original content of the assigned segments of the image to be changed 58
this is the very thing that you will need most of the time 59
latent noise 60
since the designated area will be inpainted based on noise generated by the seed number 61
this option is a good choice if you want the inpainted output to be very different from the original image 62
basically this is starting from scratch 63
latent nothing 64
stable diffusion will use a single solid color that is a blend of the colors from the pixels around 65
to fill in the designated area when this option is selected 66
inpaint area 67
whole picture 68
this is the default option 69
stable diffusion will generate new output images based on the entire input image 70
then mix those result pictures into the assigned inpaint area based on the amount of mask blur you specified 71
only masked 72
stable diffusion will upscale only the areas you specify to the width and height generate based on that 73
downscale those areas back to their original size 74
and combine them into the output image if you select this option 75
and I already explained sampling method 76
sampling steps 77
restore faces 78
tiling 79
batch count and batch size 80
CFG scale 81
denoising strength, seed, and script 82
inpaint sketch 83
combining inpainting and sketch 84
inpaint sketch only regenerates the painted area 85
unlike the sketch tab where you can paint 86
there is no change to the unpainted area 87
here you upload your base image to generate new images 88
and the rest is same as sketch tab 89
that I explained earlier 90
inpaint upload 91
inpaint upload lets you upload a separate mask file instead of drawing it 92
here you upload your base image to generate new images 93
here you upload your separate masked file 94
and the rest is same as sketch tab that I explained earlier 95
batch 96
you can paint on multiple images or perform image to image operations with batch 97
input directory 98
where your images are located 99
output directory 100
where you want processed images to be saved 101
and here's separate masked file directory where your separate masked file are located 102
and the rest is same as sketch tab that I explained earlier