How to Fix Faces, Hands, Body, Eyes and Background with ADetailer Extension in Stable Diffusion

CaoCao2025
1 Aug 202406:56

TLDRIn this tutorial, Caocao2025 demonstrates how to use the ADetailer extension for Stable Diffusion to enhance images by automatically refining facial features, hands, eyes, and backgrounds. The video guides viewers through installing ADetailer, setting it up, and using it to detect and mask specific areas for inpainting with custom prompts. It also covers adjusting confidence levels, mask ratios, and using different models for detection. Examples of changing hand poses, eye colors, and using the extension for image-to-image inpainting are provided, showcasing the extension's versatility.

Takeaways

  • 🔧 ADetailer is an extension for the Stable Diffusion web UI that automates the process of masking and inpainting for specific areas like faces, hands, eyes, and backgrounds.
  • 💻 To use ADetailer, you must first have either Automatic1111 or Forge installed, with installation instructions provided in the video description.
  • 🔗 Access the Stable Diffusion web UI, go to the extension tab, and load ADetailer from the list of available extensions.
  • ✅ After installation, configure ADetailer settings to set the number of ADetailer instances, bounding box directions, and other preferences.
  • 👤 ADetailer detects and masks areas such as faces, hands, and eyes, then applies inpainting using the specified prompts.
  • 👁️ There are special models available for detecting eyes individually, which can be utilized within ADetailer.
  • 📝 Prompts can be customized for different areas; for example, adding 'Angry face' will change the facial expression accordingly.
  • 🔍 The Confidence setting determines the detection threshold, with a default of 0.3, which can be adjusted as needed.
  • 🎨 Mask settings like Min Max Ratio and top K largest allow for control over the size and number of areas to be inpainted.
  • 🖼️ Mask operations such as erosion, dilation, and merge provide options for refining the mask before inpainting.
  • 🌟 ADetailer can be used for both image-to-image translation and inpainting, with additional details available in the inpainting video.

Q & A

  • What is ADetailer and what does it do?

    -ADetailer is an extension for the stable diffusion web UI that performs automatic masking and inpainting, focusing on areas such as faces, hands, full body, eyes, and background.

  • What are the prerequisites before using ADetailer?

    -Before using ADetailer, you need to have either automatic1111 or forge installed. Links to the installation process are provided in the video description.

  • How do you access the ADetailer extension in the SD web UI?

    -In the SD web UI, you access the extension tab, click on 'Available', and then 'Load from' to find and install ADetailer from the list of available extensions.

  • How many ADetailer instances can work at once, and how do you set this?

    -You can set up to three ADetailer instances to work sequentially. This is configured in the settings by selecting ADetailer and adjusting the number of instances.

  • What is the purpose of setting a bounding box in ADetailer?

    -Setting a bounding box helps to identify how ADetailer works by bounding the areas it processes, which can be useful for avoiding confusion when multiple areas are being processed.

  • How does ADetailer detect and process different parts of an image?

    -ADetailer first detects the specified areas (like face, hand, eyes, or body) and applies a mask to them. Then, it uses inpainting to refine those areas based on the prompts provided.

  • Can you use different models with ADetailer for detection?

    -Yes, you can use various models with ADetailer for detection, including YOLO V8X World V2, and there are also specialized models for detecting individual eyes.

  • What is the purpose of the 'Confidence' setting in ADetailer?

    -The 'Confidence' setting determines the threshold for detection accuracy. The default is 0.3, but it can be adjusted to improve or relax the detection criteria.

  • What do the 'Mask Min Max Ratio' settings control in ADetailer?

    -The 'Mask Min Max Ratio' settings control the size of the areas that will be inpainted. The 'Min Area Ratio' prevents small areas from being inpainted, while the 'Max Area Ratio' limits the size of larger areas that can be processed.

  • How does the 'Mask only the top K largest' setting work in ADetailer?

    -This setting allows you to specify the number of largest detected areas (K) that will be masked and inpainted, starting from the largest area and counting down.

  • What are the different mask operations available in ADetailer, such as erosion, dilation, and merging?

    -ADetailer offers operations like mask erosion (to reduce the mask size), mask dilation (to enlarge the mask), and mask merging (to combine multiple masks for a single inpainting process).

  • Can ADetailer be used for image-to-image inpainting?

    -Yes, ADetailer can be used for image-to-image inpainting with the same settings and processes as described for other inpainting tasks.

Outlines

00:00

🎨 'Auto Detailer' Tutorial Overview

This paragraph introduces the tutorial on using 'Auto Detailer', an extension for the stable diffusion web UI that automates masking and inpainting processes. It explains the prerequisites, such as having 'automatic1111' or 'forge' installed, and provides a link in the description for installation instructions. The tutorial demonstrates accessing the SD web UI, specifically using 'forge', navigating to the extension tab, and installing 'ADetailer' from the list of available extensions. After installation, the user is guided to set up 'ADetailer' by adjusting settings like the number of detailers to work at once and the bounding box direction. The paragraph concludes with a brief explanation of how 'ADetailer' works, including detection and masking of specific areas like face, hand, and eyes, followed by inpainting using user-provided prompts.

05:04

🔧 Advanced 'ADetailer' Settings and Examples

The second paragraph delves into more advanced settings and features of 'ADetailer'. It covers the use of different models for detection, such as YOLO V8X World V2, and specialized models for detecting individual eyes. The paragraph also explains how to add prompts to 'ADetailer' to modify specific features like facial expressions. It discusses the 'Confidence' setting, which determines the detection threshold, and the 'Mask Min Max Ratio', which controls the size of areas to be inpainted. The user is shown how to use the 'Mask only the top K largest' feature to focus on significant objects and how to adjust the mask using erosion, dilation, and merging techniques. The paragraph provides examples of changing hand appearance and using inversion for background masking. It concludes with a brief mention of applying these techniques to image-to-image inpainting and encourages viewers to watch a separate video for more details on inpainting.

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Keywords

💡Auto Detailer

Auto Detailer refers to a feature or tool that automatically enhances the details of an image, such as faces, hands, and backgrounds, in a process known as inpainting. In the context of the video, Auto Detailer is an extension for the stable diffusion web UI, which performs automatic masking and inpainting to refine the details of specific areas in an image. It is used to improve the quality of generated images by focusing on certain aspects like the face or hands, making them more realistic or detailed.

💡Stable Diffusion

Stable Diffusion is a type of AI model used for generating images from text prompts. It is part of a broader category of AI technologies known as diffusion models. In the video, Stable Diffusion is mentioned as the base technology on which the Auto Detailer extension operates, suggesting that the extension is designed to work with this specific model to enhance image details.

💡Masking

Masking in image editing is the process of selecting a specific area of an image to apply effects or changes while keeping the rest of the image unchanged. The video explains that Auto Detailer uses masking to identify and isolate areas like the face, hands, or eyes before applying inpainting. This targeted approach allows for precise enhancements to specific parts of the image.

💡Inpainting

Inpainting is a technique used in image editing to fill in or restore missing or damaged parts of an image. In the video, inpainting is described as a process that Auto Detailer applies to the masked areas after detection. It uses specific prompts to generate the details for those areas, making them appear more complete or realistic.

💡Extension

An extension, in the context of software, is a plugin or add-on that extends the functionality of a base application. The video discusses installing the Auto Detailer extension for the stable diffusion web UI, which implies that it adds new capabilities to the existing platform, allowing users to perform more advanced image editing tasks.

💡Detection

Detection in the context of image processing refers to the identification of specific objects or features within an image. The video script mentions that Auto Detailer can detect elements like faces, hands, and eyes, which is a prerequisite step before applying masks and inpainting to those areas.

💡Prompt

A prompt in AI image generation is a text description that guides the AI model to create a specific type of image. The video explains that users can input prompts into the Auto Detailer to guide the inpainting process for specific areas of the image, such as changing the expression on a face to 'angry'.

💡Confidence

In the context of the video, confidence refers to the certainty of the detection algorithm in identifying a specific feature or object in an image. The script mentions that the default confidence level for detection is 0.3, and users can adjust this value to make the detection more or less strict.

💡Mask Min Max Ratio

The Mask Min Max Ratio is a setting that controls the size of the areas that will be inpainted. The video describes how adjusting these ratios can help users to focus on inpainting larger or smaller areas of the image, depending on their needs.

💡Mask Merge

Mask Merge is a feature that combines multiple masks into a single mask before applying inpainting. The video explains different merge options, such as 'none' which inpaints each mask individually, 'merge' which combines all masks and then inpaints, and 'merge and invert' which inverts the merged mask before inpainting, useful for background masking.

💡Invert Mask

Invert Mask is a technique mentioned in the video where the mask is flipped so that the areas that were previously masked become the focus for inpainting, and vice versa. This is particularly useful when the goal is to enhance the background of an image while keeping the main subject unchanged.

Highlights

Learn how to use Auto Detailer with face, hand, full body, eyes, background, and others in Stable Diffusion.

ADetailer is an extension for stable diffusion web UI that does automatic masking and inpainting.

To get started, have either automatic1111 or forge installed.

Access the SD web UI and load the ADetailer extension from the available list.

After installation, a new ADetailer menu will appear in the UI.

Configure ADetailer settings to work sequentially with up to three detailers.

Set the bounding box to left to right for clear identification of ADetailer's work.

ADetailer detects and applies masks to specified areas like face, hand, eyes, or body.

Inpainting is applied to the masked areas using specific prompts.

Use various models for detection or special models like YOLO V8X World V2.

Adjust the confidence level of detection to refine the mask application.

Control the mask area using Min and Max Area Ratios.

Choose to mask only the top K largest objects in the image.

Apply mask erosion or dilation to adjust the detected mask size.

Merge masks for combined inpainting or invert masks for background masking.

Invert mask is effective for background masking.

Explore inpainting settings for further customization.

ADetailer can be used for image-to-image and inpainting tasks.

Watch the video for more examples of changing hands, inverting for background, and other effects.

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