NEW Outpaint for ControlNET - Inpaint_only + Lama is EPIC!!!! A1111 + Vlad Diffusion

Olivio Sarikas
14 Jun 202304:47

TLDRLearn how to enhance your image editing skills with ControlNet's new outpainting feature, which rivals Photoshop. This tutorial guides you through updating ControlNet, utilizing the innovative 'Inpaint_only + Lama' method for seamless image extension. Discover how to achieve high-resolution, prompt-based backgrounds with the optimal settings for denoise strength and batch processing, resulting in multiple consistent outpaintings.

Takeaways

  • 🔧 Update ControlNet for better outpainting features.
  • 🖼️ Use ControlNet's inpainting method for more effective image editing.
  • 📂 Check for updates in the extensions tab for the latest ControlNet version.
  • 🔄 Download the inpainting model automatically when using it for the first time.
  • 🖌️ Right-click and save the image to your drive before outpainting.
  • 🖥️ Select 'Image to Image' and load the image you want to extend.
  • 🎨 Enable ControlNet and load the 'Inpaint Only Plus Llama' model for advanced outpainting.
  • 🔄 Use the 'Resize and Fill' option to maintain image ratio and resolution.
  • 🔧 Set a high denoise strength (0.75 to 1) for creating a new background based on your prompt.
  • 🎰 Use a random seed for generating varied outpainting results.
  • 📊 Increase the batch size to generate multiple outpaintings simultaneously.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic of the video?

    -The main topic of the video is about using ControlNet for outpainting in a way that's better than Photoshop, specifically focusing on updating ControlNet and using the new inpainting plus llama method for effective workflows with Stable Diffusion.

  • How do you update ControlNet according to the video?

    -To update ControlNet, you go to the extensions tab and click the 'Check for updates' button. Once an update is available for ControlNet, you click 'Apply' and restart to complete the update.

  • What happens when you click the 'Inpainting' button in ControlNet?

    -Clicking the 'Inpainting' button loads the inpainting method for you, and it will automatically download the inpainting model the first time you use it.

  • Why is it suggested not to use outpainting directly in text-to-image mode?

    -It is suggested not to use outpainting directly in text-to-image mode because it offers limited options and does not work as effectively as the method shown in the video.

  • What is the recommended next step after finding an image you like?

    -After finding an image you like, you should right-click and save it to your drive, then click to send the image to 'Image to Image' mode, where you can use ControlNet for outpainting.

  • How do you enable the 'Inpaint only plus llama' option in ControlNet?

    -You enable the 'Inpaint only plus llama' option by clicking on the list and selecting 'Inpaint only plus llama' from the available options.

  • What is the significance of setting the control mode to 'ControlNet'?

    -Setting the control mode to 'ControlNet' is significant because it allows for more precise control over the outpainting process, though you can experiment with other methods as well.

  • What does 'resize and fill' do in the outpainting process?

    -'Resize and fill' ensures that the outpainted areas fill the new image dimensions at a higher resolution, rather than cropping the original image to fit the new aspect ratio.

  • What are the recommended settings for the denoise strength when outpainting?

    -For the denoise strength, it is recommended to go between 0.75 and 1, which helps create a new background that is still based on your prompt.

  • Why is it effective to use a random seed when generating outpaintings?

    -Using a random seed is effective because it allows for the generation of multiple unique outpaintings at the same time, providing variety and options.

  • What are the results like with a 0.8 denoise setting according to the video?

    -With a 0.8 denoise setting, the results are described as pretty beautiful and consistent with the original image, showing the effectiveness of the inpainting plus llama method.

Outlines

00:00

🖼️ How to Update and Use ControlNet for Out Painting

The speaker introduces a tutorial on how to use ControlNet for out painting in a superior way compared to Photoshop. They guide viewers through updating ControlNet, utilizing the new in painting plus llama method, and achieving the best results. The process begins with updating ControlNet through the extensions tab and checking for updates. Once updated, the speaker explains how to use the in painting feature, suggesting saving the desired image to the drive and then using the 'send to image to image' option with ControlNet enabled. They emphasize the importance of selecting the 'in paint only plus llama' option for the best results and suggest settings such as using the sampling method DPM++ 2M with Keras, setting a resolution of 700x1280, and adjusting the denoise strength between 0.75 and 1 for a new background based on the prompt. The speaker also recommends setting a random seed for variation and suggests generating multiple out paintings at once by adjusting the batch size.

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Keywords

💡Outpainting

Outpainting refers to the process of extending the edges of an image to create a larger canvas. In the context of the video, it is used to describe a method for expanding the boundaries of an image beyond its original frame using AI technology. The script mentions using ControlNet for outpainting, which is presented as a superior method to traditional tools like Photoshop.

💡ControlNet

ControlNet is an AI model mentioned in the script that is used for image generation tasks, including outpainting. It is highlighted as a tool that can be updated to incorporate new methods like 'inpainting plus llama' for improved results. The video suggests updating ControlNet for the best performance.

💡Inpainting

Inpainting is a technique used in image editing to fill in missing or damaged parts of an image. In the video, 'inpainting plus llama' is described as a method that can be applied to extend the image beyond its original borders, using ControlNet. It is part of the update process for ControlNet.

💡Llama

In the script, 'llama' seems to be part of the 'inpainting plus llama' method, suggesting it is an enhancement or a specific model used in conjunction with inpaint for better outpainting results. It is not clearly defined but is implied to be a significant component of the updated ControlNet's capabilities.

💡Stable Diffusion

Stable Diffusion is an AI model for generating images from textual descriptions. The video mentions using Stable Diffusion for effective workflows, implying it is a reliable tool for image creation that can be integrated with other tools like ControlNet for outpainting.

💡Extensions Tab

The 'Extensions Tab' is mentioned as the location within a software where updates for tools like ControlNet can be managed. It is the interface through which users can check for and apply updates to enhance their AI image generation capabilities.

💡Prompt

A 'prompt' in the context of AI image generation is the textual description that guides the AI in creating an image. The video script describes writing a prompt as the first step in obtaining an image to outpaint, emphasizing the importance of a clear and specific description.

💡Image to Image

'image to image' is a process mentioned where an existing image is used as a base to create a new image. In the script, it is suggested to save the desired image and then use 'image to image' mode to extend it using ControlNet and the 'inpaint only plus llama' method.

💡Sampling Method

The 'sampling method' refers to the algorithm used by AI models to generate images. DPM++ 2S A Karras is mentioned as a recommended sampling method for the resize process in outpainting, suggesting it provides a high-quality result.

💡Denoise Strength

Denoise strength is a setting that affects how much the AI-generated image is cleaned of noise or artifacts. In the video, a higher denoise strength is recommended for creating a new background that is still based on the original prompt, indicating its importance in the outpainting process.

💡Batch Size

Batch size refers to the number of images generated at one time. The video suggests setting a higher batch size to generate multiple outpaintings simultaneously, which can increase efficiency in creating varied versions of an image.

Highlights

Outpainting in ControlNET is better than Photoshop

Update ControlNET for new inpainting features

Inpainting button loads the inpainting method

Automatic download of the inpainting model

Outpainting directly in text-to-image has limitations

Save the image to your drive for outpainting

Use 'send to image to image' for outpainting

Load both inpaint only and Llama models

Select 'inpaint only plus Llama' for better results

Control mode should be set to 'Control Net'

Set 'resize and fill' to maintain image ratio

Use DPM++ 2sa Keras for the sampling method

Set resolution for desired image size

High denoise strength creates a new background

Use a random seed for variation in outpainting

Generate multiple outpaintings with batch size

Results with 0.8 denoise setting are beautiful and consistent

Comparison of outpainting from different scenes

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