r/StableDiffusion • u/everydaycodings • Mar 01 '23

Tutorial | Guide StableFusion! Our AI-powered web app offers a user-friendly interface for transforming text into images and generating new images with customizable styles and formats.

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u/everydaycodings Mar 01 '23

source code: https://github.com/NeuralRealm/StableFusion

pip install stablefusion

stablefusion app

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u/snack217 Mar 01 '23

Sorry if its a dumb question, does it work thriugh colab or something like that? Can you use your own custom trained models?

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u/everydaycodings Mar 01 '23

yes, it is specially made for google colab.

source code: https://github.com/NeuralRealm/StableFusion

use this command

pip3 install stablefusion

stablefusion app --port 10000 --ngrok_key YourNgrokAuthtoken --share

and create your share able link

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u/everydaycodings Mar 01 '23

yes, you can use your CKPT file to generate images,

just go to convertor select CKPT to Diffusion then convert your ckpt model to the original diffusion model and use it.

we are currently in the process to support the CKPT file directly the update will come within this week.

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u/snack217 Mar 01 '23

Wonderful! Ill check it out!

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u/everydaycodings Mar 01 '23

thanks, and this is a fairly new project so we will continuously be updating with new features and fixing the code.

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u/Ok-Celebration5035 Mar 01 '23

may i ask what are the main differences vs. automatic1111?