Stable Diffusion was released 1 week ago. In just one week, a Cambrian explosion of services, adaptations, user interfaces and integrations emerged - we list here our curation of them and the first time they showed up. Also check out "Multimodal AI art updates that you maybe missed with the Stable Diffusion launch"
Stable Diffusion was released officially on Monday 22/09. The weights were released so they can be used with the diffusers library or CompVis' code. The official code was capable of doing text2image and image2image.
hosted tool
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DreamStudio Beta, Stability's "official" service for using the model in a freemium fashion. One can use the API via the stability-sdk as well.
open source
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Hugging Face Spaces, a free and simple way to demo/use the model.
open source
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A detailed colab notebook on how to use Stable Diffusion with the diffusers library
open source
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A Gradio UI running on Colab for Stable Diffusion by ahsen.khaliq
hardware support
An M1 compatible fork of the CompVis Stable Diffusion repo was released.
open source
/ notebook
As it was in the original codebase, plenty of Image2Image demos showed up just after launch. Here we include the image2image colab notebook with diffusers.
open source
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@pharmapyscotic released a very fun notebook to generate interpolated (or in between images) between 2 or more prompts.
open source
Despite the name, this was the first tool to include Stable Diffusion on any Discord server, as long as the user self-hosts it. Along the week, other discord bots showed up such as Shanghai and Replicate's
open source
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Replicate released their open source container and freemium service for using the model.
user interface
The powerful (yet a bit complicated to get started with) digital art tool Visions of Chaos added support for Stable Diffusion on Wednesday, followed a little later in the week by specialized Stable Diffusion windows GUIs such as razzorblade's and grisk's.
hosted tool
NightCafe, Neuralblender, NeuralLove, Dezgo, Enstil, Pollinations all released their closed source stable-diffusion-as-a-service services day-1.
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The Colab Notebook by the deforum community was released, it is capable of doing zooming animations with multiple prompts as well image interpolation and is just a lot of fun to use.
I 💛 GOLD#deforum #stabledefusion #gold pic.twitter.com/Psa3kQSPuG
— makeitrad (@makeitrad1) August 30, 2022
integration
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User RemitNotPaucity announced a Figma plugin to integrate Stable Diffusion to Figma workflows. One can sign up for product updates here.
Gonna ship a Figma plugin to go from prompts + simple shapes to design ideas using #stablediffusion #aiart pic.twitter.com/0VYais9C6X
— Antonio Cao (@RemitNotPaucity) August 24, 2022
art support
Lexica Art is a search engine for prompts on Stable Diffusion.. One can search more than 5 million images and their respective prompts for inspiration and more.
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A Colab notebook with a Gradio GUI to do inpainting with Stable Diffusion was released. It uses the diffusers library, which added the inpainting demo as an example as well. Two days later, an even easier to use Gradio GUI was released.
Build your own AI InPainting Tool with #stableDiffusion and @Gradio - Completely Open and FREEE , Run it on Google Colab or Locally!
— 1LittleCoder💻 (@1littlecoder) August 27, 2022
Tutorial - https://t.co/MoUoDVyTxI#AIart #stableDifusion @StabilityAI pic.twitter.com/IxSRIy3W7G
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A super advanced Gradio UI that runs locally and can do text2image, image2image, inpainting, textual inversion, upscaling and way too many features to list here. It has also been adapted to run inside of Google Colab
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Artbreeder Collage is on beta - a very advanced collage maker with Stable Diffusion both image2image and text2image.
How to generate an owl?
— Martin Nebelong (@MartinNebelong) August 25, 2022
Ai image generation tools are evolving fast these days, and here's one of the latest ones. The new Artbreeder beta is powered by Stable Diffusion, and it's a different take on what tools like this could become.#stablediffusion #artbreeder pic.twitter.com/iH4mQkYqiC
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Alpaca was announced as a plugin integration for Photoshop using Stable Diffusion, you can sign up for their beta here.
Combining @StabilityAI #StableDiffusion generative powers + Human guidance and graphic skills* with tools like @Photoshop in a coherent workflow.
— William Buchwalter (@wbuchw) August 26, 2022
* Of which I've got about 0 as can be seen below. pic.twitter.com/3L1vteAEKA
open source
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A hacky guide on how to make Stable Diffusion work with AMD GPUs was released.. There's also a docker container for making it easier. I haven't tested it yet. A more robust solution is on the making!
open source
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/ user interface
An image2image GUI that resembles MS Paint
How do you draw an owl:
— Mishig Davaadorj (@mishig25) August 26, 2022
1. draw some circles
2. click "Diffuse the rest"
We have made the greatest thing since MS Paint (using #stablediffusion):https://t.co/iYyC7rmGXn
Looking forward to seeing what you'll generate with it 😊 pic.twitter.com/0cYM2HZxIk
open source
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A Colab notebook by Shellworld1 added the possibility to add an init video to Stable Diffusion.
open source
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Twitter user nousr_ showcased a proof of concept of integrating Stable Diffusion with GIMP using Google Colab as a backend.
Stable Diffusion running inside of GIMP and using google colab as the GPU backend. pic.twitter.com/deQ6duE8Sz
— nousr (@nousr_) August 28, 2022
open source
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OpenVINO integration for Stable Diffusion, which allows it to run way more efficiently on CPUs.
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Blender Integration for Stable Diffusion by Shellworld1!
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What a week, huh? And this is not even a comprehensive list, but one curated by me. Check out this reddit thread or sd-akashic curation and the Awesome Stable Diffusion curation for more comprehensive lists.