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Step by Step Guide to Install Stable Diffusion on Windows 10

AI, Editor's Picks, How-To's, Stable Diffusion / By Taj S.

Are you tired of using Stable Diffusion on Discord? Do you want to push your creativity limits? Well, you are in the right place. In this blog, we will learn how to install Stable Diffusion on Windows 10 and 11. We will cover the topic in detail and will go through all the steps one by one. So without waiting any further, let’s get started.

System Requirements to Install Stable Diffusion on Windows 10

To run Stable Diffusion on your PC, your system needs to match the following requirements:

Any good AMD or Intel CPU.
A minimum of 16 GB of RAM.
At least 256 GB SSD.
At least 10 GB of free disk space.
A GeForce RTX GPU with a minimum of 8 GB of GDDR6 memory.

What you will need?

Here is the list of things you will need to install Stable Diffusion on Windows 10.

Hugging Face Account

First of all, you will need an account on Hugging Face. You can create one for free by simply clicking here and entering the relevant information.

GitHub Account

The second thing you will need is an account on GitHub. You can create it for free too. Just click here and sign up by following the on-screen instructions.

Stable Diffusion Models

You will need to download the Stable Diffusion model from Hugging Face. For that, head to the Hugging Face, and in the search bar, type “stable diffusion”. You will see different models.

Each of them is a bit different from each other. You can discover details about each model on the Internet. However, for this tutorial, I installed the Stable Diffusion v1.4 Original model.

You can search for the same model on hugging face, or simply click here. Under “Download the weights” click on “sd-v14.ckpt” and it should start downloading the model.

Git for Windows

The next thing you will need is a software called Git for Windows. If you are familiar with Linux OS, you must have heard the command “git clone”. That is exactly what this software is going to do for us in Windows.

To download the software, simply click here. Click on the Download button and the software should start downloading.

Once the software is downloaded, double-click on the setup to install it and complete the installation process by following the on-screen instructions.

Python

The next thing you will need to install Stable Diffusion in Windows 10 is Python programming language. For that, click here and scroll down until you see “Files”. Click on “Windows Installer | Windows | Recommended” as shown below.

It will start downloading Python for you.

Once the downloading is completed, double-click on the Python setup file and install it by following the on-screen instructions.

That was all we needed to install Stable Diffusion on Windows 10.

Now let’s begin installing Stable Diffusion.

Location to Install Stable Diffusion on Windows 10

First of all you need to define the location where you want to install the Stable Diffusion. Remember, you will need at least 10 GB of free space to install the software. It is highly recommended to install it in an SSD for better performance.

Once you have decided where to install Stable Diffusion, simply create a new folder in that location. You can name it whatever you want. For this tutorial, we will name it “AI – Stable Diffusion”. Now copy this folder

Changing Directory

Now open Git for Windows and type cd[paste]. Replace Paste with the directory of the “AI – Stable Diffusion” folder by right-clicking and selecting “Paste”. It will change Git for Windows directory to the folder where we want to install Stable Diffusion in Windows 10.

Cloning Stable Diffusion in Windows 10

Now, you will need to clone Stable Diffusion 1111 in your Windows. For that, visit this link and click on “Code”. You should see the “Copy” button next to the code. Simply click this button, or just copy the code directly from here https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui.git.

Now go back to Git for Windows and issue this command “git clone [code]”. Replace [code] with the code you just copied.

Hit Enter. It will take a minute or so. Wait for it to be completed.

Putting in Checkpoints

Now copy the sd-v14.ckpt you downloaded earlier and head to the “AI – Stable Diffusion” folder. Navigate to the path “Location\AI - Stable Diffuion\stable-diffusion-webui\models\Stable-diffusion”.

In this folder, you will see a text file saying “Put Stable Diffusion checkpoints here”. Paste the file you copied earlier.

Downloading Torch

Navigate to the path “Location\AI - Stable Diffuion\stable-diffusion-webui” and scroll to the end until you see this file called “webui-user.bat”.

Double-click this file and it should initiate the download. Wait for it to be completed.

Here You Go!

Once that’s completed, you should see “Running on Local Machine” and a web address next to it.

Simply copy the address and paste it into a new tab in your browser.

Bingo! You are inside the Stable Diffusion Web UI.

You can generate anything that you imagine without any restrictions! There are a lot of settings that you can play around to find the best for you.

If you are looking for amazing prompts to get started with, here they are. Additionally, if you run into any error while running Stable Diffusion on your PC, you can find a solution here. If you encounter a “Cuda out of Memory Error”, here are 7 ways to resolve that error.

Here are 7 Ways to Fix Stable Diffusion Cuda Out of Memory Error

AI, How-To's, Stable Diffusion / By Taj S.

Using Stable Diffusion on your PC is highly productive and a enjoyable. However, some people may encountered the “Stable Diffusion Cuda out of Memory Error”. This error can be really frustrating as it can interrupt one’s artistic productivity. If you are one of those people, worry not. I will be sharing 7 effective ways to fix this error and keep going on with your creativity. So without waiting any further, let’s begin.

Stable Diffusion Cuda out of Memory – Restart Your PC

If previously, you didn’t have any problem running Stable Diffusion, there are chances that a simple system restart will fix this error. Sometimes the connection between Stable Diffusion and GPU may have been lost, and restarting fixed the issue according to many users. reported, a simple restart fixed [] this issue for them.

Lower Resolution Images

Many users were able to fix Stable Diffusion Cuda out of Memory error by generating low-resolution images. If your machine has low VRAM try generating low-resolution images like 512×512 or 256×256. For machines with less than 4GB VRAM, even lower resolutions may work fine. It’s worth noting that this may affect the image quality.

Reduce Sample Size to One

By default, Stable Diffusion provides you with multiple image results for a single prompt. However, if you are facing Stable Diffusion Cuda out of Memory error, you can try generating a single sample. You can do that by simply adding “–n_samples 1” in your prompt. This method was useful for many users.

Install Anaconda alongside NVidia Cuda Toolkit

Installing and running Anaconda is another workaround that was suggested by many users to fix the Stable Diffusion Cuda out of Memory error. For those unfamiliar with Anaconda, it is an open-source environment management system used for installing and running packages for Python. Download the NVidia Cuda toolkit and follow the instructions on the relative GitHub repository to ensure Stable Diffusion works seamlessly.

Checking Your GPU Memory.

For the best result from Stable Diffusion, it is highly recommended to use a system with VRAM of at least 6GB. However, you can also go with 4GB of memory. But going below 4GB will lead to cuda out-of-memory error. So it is highly recommended to use Stable Diffusion on a system with at least 6GB of VRAM.

Edit the webui-user.bat File with Optimized Commands

webui-user.bat is the file that is used to run all the commands on Stable Diffusion. You can edit this file to use optimized commands which will allow Stable Diffusion to work more efficiently. Follow this simple guide to do so

Open the location where you have installed Stable Diffusion.
In the location, you should see this file called “webus-user.bat”.
Simply right-click on this file and click Edit.
Here you can add different arguments and find out which one works for you.
You can find all these arguments here.

Use an Optimized Version of Stable Diffusion

If you are still encountering the “Stable Diffusion Cuda out of Memory” error, consider using an optimized version of Stable Diffusion. In case you are using the original Stable Diffusion on your machine, you can simply download the optimized version and paste the contents in the “stable-diffusion-main” folder. You can refer to the detailed tutorial for further details.

Conclusion

Stable Diffusion is the only Image-to-Text AI model which can be installed on your PC. However, it comes with a lot of errors as every system has different hardware properties. Stable Diffusion Cuda out of Memory is one of the frustrating errors. However, there are many workarounds to fix this error. You can try restarting your system, generating low-resolution images, generating only one sample, and many more. Explore the full article to find out which solution works best for you.

Here is the Solution to these 5 Frustrating Stable Diffusion Errors

AI, How-To's, Stable Diffusion / By Taj S.

Text to Image AI technology is pretty popular these days. Some known players of this game are MidJourney, DallE, and Stable Diffusion. Unlike DallE and MidJourney, you can install and run Stable Diffusion on your own machine, given it matches the system requirements for the AI model. However, it’s common for users to face Stable Diffusion errors while running it on their machines.

Well, if you are one of the users facing these errors, you are at the right place! In this article, we will explore some common Stable Diffusion errors which can stop you from generating some amazing art. We will also see how you can fix these Stable Diffusion errors so you can keep using the AI model without any further barrier. So without waiting any further, let’s dive in!

Fixing Stable Diffusion Errors

For any of the Stable Diffusion errors demonstrated below, you will have to browse to the location where you have installed the Stable Diffusion Web-UI. Once you are at the right location, look for “webui-user.bat”. Right-click on the file and click “edit”. Next, add the respective arguments to “set COMMANDLINE_ARGS=” as demonstrated below:

You can find all command line arguments and settings here.

Black Image Error

Black Image is one of the major Stable Diffusion errors which can be annoying at times. However, here is an effective fix for that as well.

Using --disable-nan-check can cause this error, however, persisting the command may result in a normal image.

For NVIDIA GPU, use --xformers to solve black image generation. It is worth noting, you will have to install “xformers”. For that, simply open the terminal by pressing shift + right click and clicking “Open PowerShell window here”. In the terminal, type pip install xformers.

Another way to solve this error is by adding --no-half to the command-line arguments. Usually, this argument can be used with--precision-full or --precision-autocast. Both --no-half and --precision-full combined, force stable diffusion process in 32-bit floating-point numbers (fp32) instead of cut-off 16-bit floating-point numbers (fp16).

If you wish the opposite processing, you can use --precision-autocast which will then use fp16 wherever possible. Using full precision can possibly give you better results. But as a tradeoff, it will take a bit longer. Stable Diffusion by default uses fp16 wherever possible, to speed up the process, despite the fact that there is less possible variation in outcomes.

Unable to Load “safetensors”

If you are unable to load “safetensors” models, here is the fix. Simply add the following command in “webui-user.bat”:set SAFETENSORS_FAST_GPU=1

It’s worth noting that you will not be able to use safetensors while using --lowramoption argument. On doing so, you will get the following error:

Not Enough Memory

Another Stable Diffusion error is “Not Enough Memory”, which occurs when you are running Stable Diffusion on a machine with low VRAM. If your machine has 4 to 6GB of VRAM, adding –lowvram to the command-line arguments will surely fasten the process. If you are running Stable Diffusion on a machine with 8GB of VRAM, add –medvram instead.

Using these commands will prevent the “Not Enough Memory” error from occurring. Your machine’s memory will be conserved at the cost of a slower generation. If the error still persists even after adding the above commands, this means you will have to remove a few of the other options that you added before. You can also add --no-half, if you haven’t already.

NansException

On getting the above error, you have to use --disable-nan-check with the other command-line arguments, as mentioned. There are chances that you might encounter this error if you use --opt-sub-quad-attention.

Bonus Tips for Better Performance

For running Stable Diffusion on an NVIDIA GPU, it is recommended to install –xformers. We have already discussed how you can do that. xformers will boost Stable Diffusion performance on your machine.

Starting without any of the above-shared arguments can result in faster processing of the images. However, when you encounter any error, you can progressively add the arguments as per the requirements. In my case, along with –xformers, I started with –medvram only, as I have 8GB of VRAM. Later, I added--opt-sub-quad-attention for better performance.

--opt-split-attention or --opt-split-attention-v1 can also be used along with --opt-sub-quad-attention or separately. --opt-sub-quad-attention is considered better than --opt-split-attention for AMD GPUs. However, NaNsException happened to occur on using this, so I added --disable-nan-check.

But after adding that, stable diffusion started to generate black images. To fix that, I had to add --no-half and --precision-autocast.

After using the above shared arguments, never had an error as of writing this article.

Conclusion

Text-to-image AI technology is pretty popular these days. As Stable Diffusion is open source, it is a bit different than other AI models of its type like MidJourney, and DallE. However, installing Stable Diffusion on your own machine comes with some errors which can be frustrating at times. This blog provides you with a list of Stable Diffusion errors with their solution which can keep you going.

Here are 600+ Negative Prompts for Stable Diffusion to Enhance Your Creativity

AI, Stable Diffusion / By Taj S.

Stable Diffusion is a popular text-to-image AI model which can convert your imaginative words into realistic graphics. These imaginative words you issue to AI model are called prompts. In this article, we will discover how you can improve your Stable Diffusion image creation using negative prompts. We will discuss what the stable diffusion negative prompts meaning is, how to use them, what few stable diffusion best negative prompts are, and more. I will also share stable diffusion negative prompt list to help you use them immediately. So let’s get started!

Stable Diffusion Negative Prompt Meaning

A negative prompt is a prompt that specifies to the AI model what things it should not include in the result of the main prompt. For example, if you issue stable diffusion a prompt for generating an image with a sports car and you don’t want the sports car to be white color, you can simply add a negative prompt saying “white color”. The AI model will not include red color in the result.

Similarly, there are hundreds of stable diffusion best negative prompts that can help you reach the closest possible result to your imagination. Ahead in this article, I have shared a full stable diffusion negative prompt list which you can use in your negative prompts to get the best possible results.

Stable Diffusion Best Negative Prompt – How it Works?

I asked Stable Diffusion to generate a Sports car on a highway. Here is what it generated.

Prompt: “sports car at highway”.

Next, I issued the same command but this time, I added a negative prompt “white color”. The result this time was a bit different, but there was no white color in the result.

This is how negative prompts for stable diffusion works.

How to use Stable Diffusion Best Negative Prompts

Using stable diffusion best negative prompts is really easy and straightforward. When issuing a prompt to Stable Diffusion in the textbox, simply click on +3 more and you should see a negative prompt section as shown below.

Put in the negative prompt according to your main prompt and hit enter. Your results will surely be better than usual!

Best Stable Diffusion Negative Prompts

Here comes the Best Stable Diffusion Negative Prompts for all categories.

Universal Stable Diffusion Negative Prompt List

amputee
autograph
bad anatomy
bad illustration
bad proportions
beyond the borders
blank background
blurry
body out of frame
boring background
branding
cropped
cut off
deformed
disfigured
dismembered
disproportioned
distorted
draft
duplicate
duplicated features
extra arms
extra fingers
extra hands
extra legs
extra limbs
fault
flaw
fused fingers
grains
grainy
gross proportions
hazy
identifying mark
improper scale
incorrect physiology
incorrect ratio
indistinct
kitsch
logo
long neck
low quality
low resolution
macabre
malformed
mark
misshapen
missing arms
missing fingers
missing hands
missing legs
mistake
morbid
mutated hands
mutation
mutilated
off-screen
out of frame
out of frame
outside the picture
pixelated
poorly drawn face
poorly drawn feet
poorly drawn hands
printed words
render
repellent
replicate
reproduce
revolting dimensions
script
shortened
sign
signature
split image
squint
storyboard
text
tiling
trimmed
ugly
unfocused
unattractive
unnatural pose
unreal engine
unsightly
watermark
written language

Stable Diffusion Best Negative Prompts for Landscapes

blurry
boring
close-up
dark (optional)
details are low
distorted details
eerie
foggy (optional)
gloomy (optional)
grains
grainy
grayscale (optional)
homogenous
low contrast
low quality
lowres
macro
monochrome (optional)
multiple angles
multiple views
opaque
overexposed
oversaturated
plain
plain background
portrait
simple background
standard
surreal
unattractive
uncreative
underexposed

Stable Diffusion Best Negative Prompts for Cityscapes and Street Views

animals (optional)
asymmetrical buildings
blurry
cars (optional)
close-up
creepy
deformed structures
grainy
jpeg artifacts
low contrast
low quality
macro
multiple angles
multiple views
overexposed
oversaturated
people (optional)
pets (optional)
plain background
scary
solid background
surreal
underexposed
unreal architecture
unreal sky
weird colors

Stable Diffusion Best Negative Prompts for Portrait Shots of People and Pets

3D
absent limbs
age spot
additional appendages
additional digits
additional limbs
altered appendages
amputee
asymmetric
asymmetric ears
bad anatomy
bad ears
bad eyes
bad face
bad proportions
beard (optional)
broken finger
broken hand
broken leg
broken wrist
cartoon
childish (optional)
cloned face
cloned head
collapsed eyeshadow
combined appendages
conjoined
copied visage
corpse
cripple
cropped head
cross-eyed
depressed
desiccated
disconnected limb
disfigured
dismembered
disproportionate
double face
duplicated features
eerie
elongated throat
excess appendages
excess body parts
excess extremities
extended cervical region
extra limb
fat
flawed structure
floating hair (optional)
floating limb
four fingers per hand
fused hand
group of people
gruesome
high depth of field
immature
imperfect eyes
incorrect physiology
kitsch
lacking appendages
lacking body
long body
macabre
malformed hands
malformed limbs
mangled
mangled visage
merged phalanges
missing arm
missing leg
missing limb
mustache (optional)
nonexistent extremities
old
out of focus
out of frame
parched
plastic
poor facial details
poor morphology
poorly drawn face
poorly drawn feet
poorly drawn hands
poorly rendered face
poorly rendered hands
six fingers per hand
skewed eyes
skin blemishes
squint
stiff face
stretched nape
stuffed animal
surplus appendages
surplus phalanges
surreal
ugly
unbalanced body
unnatural
unnatural body
unnatural skin
unnatural skin tone
weird colors

Stable Diffusion Best Negative Prompts for Photorealistic Photos

3D render
aberrations
abstract
anime
black and white (optional)
cartoon
collapsed
conjoined
creative
drawing
extra windows
harsh lighting
illustration
jpeg artifacts
low saturation
monochrome (optional)
multiple levels
overexposed
oversaturated
painting
photoshop
rotten
sketches
surreal
twisted
UI
underexposed
unnatural
unreal engine
unrealistic
video game

Stable Diffusion Best Negative Prompts for Paintings, Drawings, and Illustrations

3D
bad art
bad artist
bad fan art
CGI
grainy
human (optional)
inaccurate sky
inaccurate trees
kitsch
lazy art
less creative
lowres
noise
photorealistic
poor detailing
realism
realistic
render
stacked background
stock image
stock photo
text
unprofessional
unsmooth

You can use any of these prompts to gain the best results from your input. Hope you liked the blog. Make sure to check out 10 Best Stable Diffusion Prompts to Boost Your Creativity.

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Here are 10 Anime Stable Diffusion Prompts to Satisfy Your Love for Anime

AI, Stable Diffusion / By Taj S.

The text-to-image technology has been in place for a while now. As an anime fan, you might be curious to use it to satisfy your love for anime. Well, you are in the right place! In this blog, we will be using Stable Diffusion for the demonstration. I have shared the list of anime stable diffusion prompts the results for which will surely leave you in wonder. Using these anime Stable Diffusion prompts, you will be able to generate anime graphics satisfying your imagination. But before we get started, let’s just take a look at what Stable Diffusion is.

Introducing Stable Diffusion

Stable diffusion is an advanced text-to-image AI model which was launched in 2022. The AI model is capable of converting your imaginative words into realistic graphics. It differs a bit from other text-to-image AI models like Midjourney and Dall E. If you want to discover the differences, you can read our previous blog.

It is important to note that for this blog we will be using anime Stable Diffusion prompts. However, you can try these prompts on other image AI models as well. Before we head to our Stable Diffusion anime prompts, let’s first see how you can get started with stable diffusion assuming you don’t have any prior knowledge.

Getting Started with Stable Diffusion

If you are already familiar with Stable Diffusion, feel free to skip to Anime Stable Diffusion Prompts paragraph.

Getting started with Stable Diffusion is really simple and easy. For this, you will just need a device, a Discord account, and an active internet connection. If you are unfamiliar with Discord, you can easily create an account.

Next, you have to follow these simple steps to start using Stable Diffusion.

Join Stable Diffusion Discord Server.
Click “Accept Invite”.
You are now in the Stable Diffusion Discord server!
In the text box simply express your imagination in words and Stable Diffusion will do its wonders.
Stable Diffusion anime prompts are here to assist you!

Limitations of Stable Diffusion Anime Prompts

This blog shows the results of the Stable Diffusion on Discord. The results may not be as good as if were generated on a dedicated Stable Diffusion anime model. Stable Diffusion models are a method to take the Stable Diffusion capabilities to next level and bridge the production gap faced by online Discord-based Stable Diffusion. Using the Discord-based Stable Diffusion, you can take a good idea of how anime Stable Diffusion prompts will generate results when you are using it on Discord. However, for the best results, it is advised to use one of the Stable Diffusion anime models on your PC.

Additionally, these anime Stable Diffusion prompts will not generate the same result each time. However, you can get an idea of which keywords you can use for the best result.

Anime Stable Diffusion Prompts

Let’s not wait further, and discover Stable Diffusion anime prompts. I have tried various prompts, ranging from highly detailed to more generic, from Anime style to 3D models. Feel free to draw inspiration from these prompts.

An Anime Cyber Punk Boy

Prompt: “Man sitting at a table with a laptop and a computer, a digital conceptual art illustration by Ross Tran and Bayard Wu, cyberpunk anime digital art, cyberpunk illustration, cyberpunk art station aesthetics, cyberpunk art style, Makoto Shinkai (Legends of the Apex), detailed cyberpunk illustration, Digital Conceptual Art Illustration, detailed illustration of game art, detailed digital conceptual art”

Style: Anime

A Fairy Tale Anime Girl

Prompt: “An alluring anime girl from Fairy Tale, girl, anime, Ginger and blonde, background, long hair, knight, ultra quality, God armor, detailed armor, detailed face, and detailed eyes”

Boy in the Streets of Japan

Prompt: “Anime boy wearing glasses, riding on a bicycle and listening to music, roaming around in the street of rural Japan city, relaxed, pink and purple clouds, wide angle, anime boy, soft light”

A Super Hero

Prompt: “A light-skinned half-elf with short brown hair and slightly swept-back bangs. His dark brown penetrating eyes look ahead. He wears a dark red cloak, under which armor is slightly visible. Although the young man looks sickly, he stands firmly and confidently on the ground. In his hands, he holds a steel rapier.”

Style: Anime

Girl with Her Pets

Prompt: “Girl and her dogs walking on the street. Small Town. Flowers and butterflies around”

Victorian Anime Art

Prompt: “Victorian, detailed face, Danbooru, white gloves, zirba art style, final fantasy, fantasy, white hair, detailed illustration, illustration, 90s anime art, masterpiece”

For the following commands, I used “3D model” style.

Boy in the Library

Prompt: “Anime boy with large blue eyes and beautiful physique a reading a book in library, wearing glasses, wearing red shirt.”

Style: 3D model.

Beautiful Girl in the Café

Prompt: “Beautiful anime girl with red eyes, sitting on a cafe, smiling while looking at the camera, holding phone in her hand, having a cup of tea in cozy beautiful weather, beautiful aesthetics ambiance, Japanese style cafe, detailed graphics.”

Style: 3D model

Beautiful Couple on the Streets of Tokyo

Prompt: “Handsome anime boy with her shy girlfriend, both holding hands and walking on the streets of Tokyo, happy and satisfied”

Style: 3D model

Alone Boy at MidNight

Prompt: “An anime boy sitting on the terrace and looking at the Tokyo city full of lights and traffic, side view, mid night”

Style: 3D Model

Hope you enjoyed these anime Stable Diffusion Prompts. Make sure to check out the best stable diffusion commands that will boost your creativity.

Here are 10 Best Stable Diffusion Prompts to Boost Your Creativity

AI, How-To's, Stable Diffusion / By Taj S.

You might be curious to use text-to-image AI technology which has recently been pretty popular. Look no further! This comprehensive guide will help you get your hands on stable diffusion. Additionally, using the 10 best stable diffusion prompts I shared, you will be able to convert your imagination to the actual graphics. So without waiting any further, let’s get started.

What is Stable Diffusion?

Launched in 2022, stable diffusion is an advanced text-to-image AI model which converts your imagination into realistic graphics. Unlike Midjourney and Dall E, it works under an open-source license. If you are wondering how stable diffusion is different from other AI models, you can figure that out here.

Before we head to our best stable diffusion prompts, let’s first see how you can get started with stable diffusion without any prior knowledge.

How to Use Stable Diffusion?

Getting started with stable diffusion is really simple and easy. All you need is a device, an active internet connection, and a Discord account. If you don’t already have a Discord account, you can easily create one.

Now let’s walk through the simple steps to start using Stable Diffusion. If you are already familiar with the process, you can skip to the next paragraph for the best stable diffusion prompts.

Login to your Discord account.
Click here to join Stable Diffusion Discord Server.
Click “Accept Invite”.
You are in the Stable Diffusion Discord server.
In the text box simply write down your imagination and Stable Diffusion will convert your words into captivating graphics.

10 Best Stable Diffusion Prompts

It is important to note that these prompts will not necessarily generate the same results each time. However, these can help you get the idea on how to use the AI model efficiently.

Now let’s explore the best stable diffusion prompts to boost your creativity and productivity.

Beautiful Turkish Girl

Prompt: “a beautiful Turkish girl side view, daylight, vibrant colors, photographic image, high quality portrait, detailed photograph”

Beautiful Girl with More Details

As you keep adding more details to your prompt, the results will keep on getting better. Here is another command for a beautiful girl but this time with more details

Prompt: “Beautiful pakistani girl, wearing high-quality modern dress, on a balcony with a beautiful nightscape background, beautiful smile on her face, short black hair, tall height, looking into the camera, very fair skin tone, photo captured with Canon EOS R5 camera with an 85mm f/1.4 prime lens”

As I added to the prompt that the image should be captured with Canon EOS R5 Camera, the image quality significantly enhanced. You can test this with different camera models and lenses.

Neon Punk City Wallpaper

If you are looking to generate a wallpaper for your mobile or desktop, here are few best stable diffusion prompts for that. For this neon punk city with beautiful lighting, I chose the “Neon Punk” style under the style section. Additionally, the aspect ratio for this command was 16:9. Here is the result!

Prompt : “Beautiful city after rain, water over the roads, street lights fading away, street view, highly realistic and aesthatic view, beautiful landscape, wallpaper, high definition image, high quality”

Yellow Street Light City Wallpaper

Here are some more beautiful wallpapers with realistic vibe. The style for both was “Photography”, and aspect ratio was 16:9.

Prompt: “Beautiful city after rain, water over the roads, yellow street lights fading away, street view at midnight, highly realistic and aesthatic view, beautiful landscape, wallpaper, high defiintion image, high quality”

Here is the second wallpaper

Prompt: “Old beautiful city after rain, yellow street lights fading away, rain water over the roads, beautiful top street view, aesthatic vibes, midnigh vibes, empty roads and yellow street lights, high quality high definition image, highly realistic aesthatic and viby”

Playing with Alphabets – ASCII Art Car

Prompt: “A car made out of ASCII art (text), driving on a highway, scenic, mountainous, midday. beautiful volumetric cinematic lighting, masterpiece, best quality, award-winning, coherent, exquisite cinematography, film still, RAW, shot on 35mm. bokeh, insanely detailed. 16K, HDR, detailed photorealistic textures, filmic”.

Sid Vicious & John Jett 3D Model

Prompt: “an androgynous woman with a mixed appearance between Sid vicious and Joan Jett, digital art, beautiful, wearing a high standard classic gothic black dress, anime style, one person”

Warning: Horror Content Ahead.

Evil Witch Painting

I wanted to push Stable Diffusion’s creative capabilities to the next level. So are some best stable diffusion prompts for generating some beautiful images based on horror scenarios.

Prompt: Horror-themed painting of a young and evil witch with long red robe holding severed head of her victim with a delightful smile on her face, indoors, dungeon, blood is leaking from the eye sockets of severed head, symbolism, occult”

Here is another example.

Prompt: “Beautiful horror girl, with smile on her face, wearing blood red dress, having a served head in her hands, blood all around her, hdr, high quality, oil painted, horror genre”

Beautiful Room with Black Walls

Prompt: “Depict a room with black walls. On the black walls, draw space and constellations in a detailed, precise geometric style, using only black and white colors respectively. Scandinavian style.Use Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM, 4K”

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Midjourney Vs Stable Diffusion – 10 Differences to Make You Choose One

AI, Editor's Picks, Stable Diffusion / By Taj S.

Midjourney and Stable Diffusion prominently emerged into the landscape of Artificial Intelligence Image Generation in mid-2022. Both aimed to simplify the process of image generation from natural language. In this article, we will discuss Midjourney vs Stable Diffusion. How both are different and which one could be a better choice for you. I will also share a step-by-step guide for getting started on both of them. So without waiting anymore, let’s get started.

Midjourney Vs Stable Difusion – Key Differences and Comparison

Here are the key differences comparing both image-generative AI models.

Midjourney Vs Stable Diffusion: License Model

Midjourney works as a business-for-profit organization. It was launched by a private team of 11 people back in 2022. It uses a proprietary machine-learning model.

On the other hand, Stable Diffusion was launched by a startup company, Stability AI. So it does not operate as a private business or profit organization. Moreover, it works under an open-source license.

Midjourney Vs Stable Diffusion: Medium of Usage

To use Midjourney, you need to have a Discord account. It is the only way to access this AI image generative model.

Contrarily, Stable Diffusion, can either be accessed through their Discord server or can be installed and used on your own machine if it meets the system requirements. It can also be used in many online and offline apps.

Midjourney Vs Stable Diffusion: Pricing Models

As it works for profit, Midjourney offers a paid model. You need to pay some bucks to generate images from this AI image model. It is worth noting that even with the paid Midjourney subscriptions, you get a limited amount of image generations. High-tire plans may offer unlimited generations under relaxed hours.

However, you can use Stable Diffusion totally free of cost. Whether you are using it in its discord server, or on your own machine, you can generate unlimited images. But using Stable Diffusion for free may require some effort.

Midjourney Vs Stable Diffusion: Custom Models

Midjourney offers a limited number of custom models which you can use online.

On the other hand, Stable Diffusion comes with 1000+ online models which you can download and run on your PC, totally free of cost.

Midjourney Vs Stable Diffusion: Ease of Use

Midjourney may seem to be easier to use for its small number of customization buttons.

Nevertheless, Stable Diffusion offers advanced features and customizations, once you have mastered its usage.

Midjourney Vs Stable Diffusion: Art Models

Midjourney offers anime based art model which can be used using the ” –niji ” parameter.

However, Stable Diffusion offers tens of different art models in its online variant. Moreover, its downloadable custom models are trained with different styles which can be utilized to generate different art model images.

Midjourney Vs Stable Diffusion: Image Prompts

In Midjourney, you can use images as a part of your prompt. The image generative model will consider both your text and image prompt to generate the desired results.

Stable Diffusion, however, only accepts text-based commands at of writing of this article.

Midjourney Vs Stable Diffusion: Censorships

Midjourney strictly prohibits the generation of explicit content. Your account can be banned without warning if your prompts contain explicit content or aggressive language.

Stable Diffusion follows similar guidelines in their online servers. However, you may have some flexibility in working around these limitations when using custom models.

Midjourney Vs Stable Diffusion: Image Quality

Now let’s look at some real-world examples by comparing the images generated with the same command, to help you choose between the two models.

For the following example, the prompt was “a large white serpentine dragon perched atop a rock watching the horizon”. You can already see the quality difference between both of the image generative model’s results.

Picture Credit: Android Authority

In our second example, realism clearly popped up in the results of Midjourney. If you are looking for more realistic images, Midjourney is your way!

Picture Credit: Android Authority

Midjourney Vs Stable Diffusion: How to Start?

If you have chosen between the two models, here is how to start using your desired one.

For both AI image models, you need to have a Discord account. If you don’t already have a Discord account, click here to create one.

Getting Started with Midjourney

Join their discord server by clicking here.
Click Accept Invite.
To subscribe to a Midjourney plan, go to the “newbies” channel
Type “/subscribe” in the text box and hit enter.
Choose your desired pricing plan and click subscribe.
Start generating your first image by entering “/imagine [your prompt here]”

Getting Started with Stable Diffusion

Join the Discord server by clicking here.
Click Accept Invite
Navigate to any of the “bot” channels.
Start generating your first image by entering “/dream[your prompt here]”

Conclusion

Midjourney and Stable Diffusion are two prominent players in the game of AI image generation. Yet both have different characteristics. Midjourney works as a business for-profit organization, while Stable Diffusion works as an open-source model. Midjourney can only be accessed online while Stable Diffusion can be accessed online or on your own machine. Midjourney offers paid plans for utilizing its image generation capabilities, while Stable Diffusion is totally free of cost. Both AI image generative models produce totally different image quality and concepts. Consider all the differences before choosing one.

Hope you enjoyed this Midjourney Vs Stable Diffusion comparison. Don’t forget to check out the other AI stories we covered.

Generate these Beautiful QR Code Arts in Few Simple Steps

AI, Editor's Picks, How-To's / By Taj S.

If you’re here, I assume you want to generate a QR code just like the one you saw above. Am I right? Well, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we will explore how you can create QR code art without stable diffusion for yourself or your business.

QR code arts are typically best generated using Stable Diffusion. But you don’t need to worry if you don’t have a powerful machine or you can’t use Stable Diffusion ControlNet. In the future, I’ll also cover how to generate these QR code arts with Stable Diffusion. But for today, let’s focus on learning how you can generate these beautiful and scannable QR code arts without Stable Diffusion. All you need for this tutorial is an active internet connection and a lot of excitement. So let’s get started!

Why QR Code Art?

It’s pretty obvious. The classic black and white QR codes are dull and outdated, while these new QR code arts are visually interesting. When someone will come across your unique QR code for the first time, it will undoubtedly catch their attention. They’ll be curious to scan the code and discover what lies behind it. This will eventually increase the chances of them visiting your pages.

Limitations of QR Code Art

Before we proceed further, let’s consider a few limitations you will have to face using this method.

Quality of the QR Code Art

As mentioned earlier, today we will be generating QR code art without Stable Diffusion. So the quality may not be as high as what you would achieve with Stable Diffusion. However, it will still be good enough to attract attention.

Limited Trail

Since this method is free, it allows you to generate a limited number of QR code arts. Nevertheless, I assure you that these free trials will be more than sufficient to create something impressive for yourself or your business. In other words, you will get tons of free QR Code Arts with one account.

Inconsistency

Since we will use a relatively new AI model, you may witness inconsistency in its behavior. You might not find exactly what you’re looking for on your first attempt. However, you can play around with different experiments and explore different options to achieve your desired results.

Generating QR Code Art without Stable Diffusion

Now let’s see how you can actually create a beautiful QR code art without stable diffusion. You simply need to follow this step-by-step guide to bring your desired QR code design to life.

Before we proceed, here are the examples of what I generated using this method. You can scan these codes for your satsifcation.

Step 1: Generate a QR Code

Visit the Quick QR Art website. You can either search for it or click here to access it directly.
On the website, you’ll find several options for your QR code art, including Link, Text, Email, Location, Phone, SMS, WhatsApp, Skype, Zoom, Wifi, V-Card, Event, PayPal, and Bitcoin. Choose the option according to your needs.

For this tutorial, I will be selecting the “Link” option to create a QR for my website.
Similarly, you can enter the relevant information for your QR Code. The website will automatically generate one for you.
You can now customize the colors, design, logo, frame, and other options to personalize your QR code. Keep in mind that it’s still a simple QR code at this stage.

Once you get your desired output, click the “Save” button below the QR code.
Under the save button, you’ll see tiny buttons indicating save as PNG, SVG, and PDF. Choose the first tiny button to save the QR code as a PNG file on your computer.

Step 2: Join the Discord Server

To proceed with this step, you’ll need a Discord account. If you don’t have one already, you can sign up here.
Scroll to the top of the Quick QR Art website and look for the “Join Beta Now >>” button.

Click on it, and it will take you to the Discord server.

Step 3: Create the QR Code Art

Inside the Discord server, you will see a “paste-bin” channel on the left side.
Go to this channel and at the beginning of the text box, you’ll see a “+” icon.
Click on the “+” icon and select “Add Media.”

Browse your PC/mobile for the QR code you previously saved as a PNG file. Select the file and upload it into the Paste-bin channel.
Once the QR code is uploaded, right-click on it and choose “Copy Message Link.”

Move to any of these channels called “pixelml-bot” and start typing your command.
Start with typing “/generate” and press the space bar.
The command will ask you to choose a preset you would like to use for your QR Code Art. Select the one to your satisfaction. Here is a handy preset guide to assist you in choosing one. I chose “ultra-realism” for this tutorial.
Next, you need to enter a prompt. Simply think of what you want for your QR Code Art and describe it in words. Here is a demonstration:

In the URL section, paste the message link copied earlier within the Discord server.
Now press enter, sit back, and let the AI do its magic.

Parameters:

You can use these parameters to further customize your QR Code Art.

QR Weight (–qrw):

This parameter determines to what degree the QR Code is prominent in your final image. The default value for this parameter is 0.8, but you can adjust it between 0 and 2 as per your satisfaction. Higher values for this parameter will make the QR code more prominent however it may compromise the art behind the code.

Balance Steps (–steps):

This parameter determines the number of times the image is sampled during the generation process. The higher the number of steps the higher the art is prominent in the final image. However, the higher values of this parameter will compromise the scannability of the QR code. The default value is 16, but you can set it between 10 and 20 based on your preference.

Is QR Code Art Scannable?

As mentioned earlier, increasing the balance steps can compromise the scanability of the QR code art. Similarly, other factors can also impact the scalability of the code. Overall the QR codes are scannable. You can scan them yourself to check if they work properly. Here are some results I obtained:

It’s worth noting that in case you are trying to scan these QR code arts with iPhone’s Camera app, it may not work. You will need a dedicated QR Scanner for these to work. You can use Google Lens as well.

Conclusion

As AI continues to evolve, it’s no more limited to text-based prompts. AI is making its way into the world of visuals now. Following this, QR Code Arts have become quite trendy recently. You must have seen them on the Internet. If you want to generate one for yourself or your business but don’t have a powerful machine to run a stable diffusion control net, this blog should come in handy for you. In this blog, we have discussed how you can generate QR code art without stable diffusion. Hopefully, this comprehensive guide will be helpful for you.
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ChatGPT Image Generator Explained – Unlocking the Visual Magic

AI, How-To's / By Taj S.

ChatGPT is a text-based language model that utilizes Artificial Intelligence (AI) to provide human-like responses. While it’s an amazing text-based response generator, some users are interested in utilizing it as ChatGPT image generator that can produce results as images. However, it’s important to note that ChatGPT cannot generate actual images as an output. But wait! We have some workarounds that will allow ChatGPT to generate images based on your commands. So let’s dive in and explore how you can make ChatGPT generate images.

Can ChatGPT Generate Images?

The simple answer to this question is “no.” However, the question is not as simple. Let’s dive into more details.

Firstly, you can use ChatGPT as an excellent prompt engineer for other image generator AI tools like Mid-Journey or Stable Diffusion. For instance, I asked ChatGPT to generate a prompt that I could use with other AI models to generate my desired image from them.

My Prompt: “You will now act as a prompt generator. I will describe an image to you, and you will create a prompt that could be used for image generation. I will issue this prompt to other AI models that can generate images. The image I want to generate is a village view in the golden hour.”

Here is how ChatGPT responded:

ChatGPT’s Response: “Generate an idyllic scene showcasing a picturesque village nestled amidst lush greenery, with quaint houses and a small temple immersed in the ethereal glow of the golden hour. The surrounding landscape is embraced by a gentle mist, adding an aura of mystery and tranquility to the enchanting setting.”

Now I can use this prompt with Mid-Journey or Stable Diffusion to generate a beautiful landscape of a village in the golden hour.

Secondly, you can use ChatGPT image generator to actually produce images in response to your commands.

ChatGPT Image Generator: Examples and Functionality

If you want to experience ChatGPT as an image generator that operates within the ChatGPT model itself, here is a hack for you. Before getting into the details, let’s first take a look at a few examples of the output.

Enabling ChatGPT Image Generator

If you’ve made it this far, you must be eager to experience ChatGPT as an image generator yourself. Well, here’s how you can do it. I’ll share a prompt in the next paragraph. Simply copy the entire prompt and paste it into ChatGPT. This will transform ChatGPT into a ChatGPT image generator. However, there are a few limitations that you may encounter, which we’ll discuss towards the end of the article.

ChatGPT Image Generator Prompt

“You will now act as a prompt generator. I will describe an image to you, and you will create a prompt that could be used for image-generation. Once i described the image, give a 5 word summary and then include the following (markdown) = ![Image (https://image.pollinations.ai/prompt/{description}), where {description} = {sceneDetailed},%20{adjective1},%20{charactersDetailed},%20{adjective2},%20{visualStyle1},%20{visualStyle2},%20{visualStyle3},%20{genre},%20{artistReference}”

How Does ChatGPT Image Generator Work?

Simply copy the entire prompt I shared above and paste it into ChatGPT. ChatGPT will respond to you, just like the example I shared below. The response you receive might be the same or similar.

“Sure, I’d be happy to help you generate a prompt for image generation. Please go ahead and describe the image to me, and I’ll create the prompt for you.

Note: Please provide a detailed description of the scene, including any specific characters, visual styles, genre, and artist references if applicable.”

Now it’s your turn to provide a detailed description for the image generator prompt. You can also experiment with ChatGPT itself to create prompts for your desired image outputs, as we discussed earlier. Here are a few examples of how I generated these wonderful images by issuing the prompts:

Limitations of ChatGPT-Generated Images

Although it serves as a useful productivity tool that allows you to explore and obtain your desired outputs, the ChatGPT image generator does have a few limitations. Let’s discuss them one by one:

1. Low-resolution images

Using this method, ChatGPT generates low-quality images. While they may appear fine when viewed on your PC or mobile device, they become distorted when zoomed in or used elsewhere.

2. Inconsistency

Since ChatGPT is primarily designed for text-based responses, it may struggle when forced to generate images. Sometimes, you may envision a specific landscape, but ChatGPT produces a completely different result. This inconsistency can be frustrating at times.

3. Watermark

The generated images will have a permanent watermark located in the lower right corner. Unfortunately, you cannot remove this watermark, which can detract from the overall experience.

Conclusion

ChatGPT is a text-based model created to produce human-like responses during interactions. While its primary function is generating text, some users desire the ability to generate images based on their given prompts. Currently, there is no simple or official method to achieve this. However, in the article above, I shared a hack that allows you to generate impressive images using ChatGPT.

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Unlock 10x Productivity Gains Using AIPRM for ChatGPT Extension

AI, ChatGPT, Editor's Picks, How-To's / By Taj S.

With the increasing usage of ChatGPT, everyone is striving to enhance their productivity and make the most out of their limited time. While the AI language model itself is immensely helpful in this regard, there are a few tools that can boost productivity even further. In this article, we will discuss a similar tool called AIPRM for ChatGPT extension. Using AIPRM extension you can take your ChatGPT productivity to the next level.

I will share a step-by-step guide on how to set up and use AIPRM extension to optimize your productivity. So make sure you stay until the end. Let’s dive into the details without waiting further.

Introducing AIPRM for ChatGPT Extension

If you’re reading this, you’re already familiar with ChatGPT and its usefulness. If I’m not mistaken, you’re already benefiting from ChatGPT and now want to further enhance your productivity from this AI language model. Am I right? Well, I’m here to help.

When using ChatGPT, you must be aware that sometimes, or most of the time, it doesn’t produce the results you’re looking for. This happens because your prompts may be lacking. Allow me to introduce you to the solution to this problem, AIPRM for ChatGPT extension.

This extension is a collection of ready-to-use prompt templates for ChatGPT. By utilizing these pre-made prompts, you won’t need to craft the perfect command to achieve the desired results from ChatGPT. Whether you’re seeking an SEO-optimized human-written blog, mid-journey prompts, keyword strategy, or even an entire book with just one click, AIPRM for ChatGPT extension is here to assist you.

Samples of AIPRM for ChatGPT Extension

Before we learn how to install AIPRM for ChatGPT extension, let me share some snapshots to make it more exciting and demonstrative.

Below is what the AIPRM extension looks like.

It offers tons of ready-to-use prompts with self-explanatory titles. Additionally, you have various filters at the top, such as topic, activity, and sort by. Upon selecting a prompt, you’ll find additional filters at the bottom. These include output language, tone, and writing style. These filters at the bottom are solely applicable to the selected prompt.

Furthermore, here are a few examples of how you can utilize the AIPRM for ChatGPT extension to elevate your productivity.

Example 1 – Keyword Strategy

Here I used a ready-made prompt to create a keyword strategy. All I needed to do was input my main keyword, which in my case was “mid-journey prompts.” Below, you can see how AIPRM for ChatGPT generated a comprehensive keyword strategy using my main keyword.

Example 2 – Monthly Content Calender

I utilized a ready-made prompt to generate a monthly content calendar for my main keyword, “tech blogs.” As demonstrated below, the AIPRM extension beautifully created a content calendar for one month.

Example 3 – Fully SEO Optimized Article

Among the numerous AIPRM for SEO extensions, I used a prompt that wrote a fully SEO-optimized article including FAQs. I just provided the title of my blog and the rest was handled by the AIPRM for ChatGPT extension.

Installing AIPRM Extension

You can follow this step-by-step guide to install the extension and experience the demonstrations shared above.

Step 1: Go to your preferred browser and search for “AIPRM for ChatGPT” or simply click here.

Step 2: On the page that appears, click on “Add to Chrome” or “Get” to begin the installation process.

Step 3: Once the extension is installed, navigate to ChatGPT, and voila! You now have the AIPRM extension integrated.

Enjoy the heightened level of creativity with your favorite AI model ChatGPT!

Uninstalling AIPRM for ChatGPT

If you have explored enough or you miss the classical ChatGPT interface, there are a few ways to revert back.

Temporarily turn off AIPRM for ChatGPT Extension

Step 1: Click on the extensions button located in the upper-right corner of your browser.

Step 2: Click on “Manage extensions”.

Step 3: Look for AIPRM for ChatGPT and toggle off the switch next to it.

Step 4: Refresh the ChatGPT page, and the AIPRM extension will be temporarily disabled.

To enable it again, simply toggle the switch back on, refresh the ChatGPT page, and you’re good to go!

Uninstall AIPRM Extension permanently:

To completely remove the extension, follow these simple steps:

Step 1: Go back to the extension installation page or click here.

Step 2: Instead of “Add to Chrome” or “Get,” you will now see a “Remove” button.

Step 3: Clicking on this Remove button will permanently uninstall AIPRM extension.

Conclusion

As ChatGPT continues to evolve, it assists millions of people in their online work, whether it’s SEO, content writing, prompt engineering, or any other field. Despite ChatGPT being a powerful and productive tool, there are a few additional tools that can further enhance its productivity. AIPRM extension for Chrome is one of those tools. It offers a collection of ready-to-use prompts to help you generate amazing results from ChatGPT with just a single click. You can easily install and uninstall the AIPRM extension using the comprehensive guide shared above.

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