ULTIMATE Upscale for SLOW GPUs - Fast Workflow, High Quality, A1111

Ultimate Upscale brings High Quality Upscales to Slow GPUS. This A1111 Extension with Tile your image into 512 x 512 tiles and render them with your settings of choice. This allows even slow GPUs to render images at stunning qualities. In addition you can also use ControlNET Tile to get even more details and even better Quality.

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[BenjiPhoto]

I like the 'Nickleback' upscaling model. Ot feels more natural and gives a photo feel

[stibo]

I've learned from my research, that using exactly the same prompt and removing most of the negative prompt gives you by far the best results.

[FusionDeveloper]

Thanks for not doing clickbait!
Keep up the great work!

[Pahiro]

You're very calm for the game changer that this is. I've created two amazing dual screen wallpapers today and a high quality mobile wallpaper because of this. Incredible!

[Lansolot]

I found out about this 3 days ago and have spent so much of my free time in A1111. You can upscale to a level of detail the eye cannot even see in real life. I recommend when upscaling over 1800px to gradually increase your denoising and SD RES (512 to 1024). This allows it to add more detail. If you don't things will begin to get blocky. (I do not use controlnet Tile in my workflow)

[megalmaniac]

This works so well!!! I didnt have the esrgan folder so i created one in the path shown and it worked like a charm! Some of the shown settings were removed so i paid them no mind too.
I use meinaunreal with 0.2 denoise, esrgen 4x anime 8b and the seams fix. I will play around some more and update if i find a better result. Thank you so much again Olivio!!

[ArielTavori]

Note that depending on your settings and model, in some cases with other controlnets ive gotten great results even at 8 samples, which can speed things up dramatically, especially in the concept stage!...

[vonpheusarts]

Love you man! Tried this on my AMD GPU and it works great! Super clear and it kinda fixes some bad anatomies on my images too! This is a great help thanks a lot! You're always the best!

[dominicjan]

This upscale method is just what I have been looking for. Now I don't need to buy an expensive computer do do stuff. wow

[gasia]

Your work reminds me of the Office handshake meme. Even though I trained this model, I didn't realize it could be used in this way.🤣 Thank you for your video as always!

[OlivioSarikas]

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[ronaldp]

Great delivery, no fluff, overall an underrated channel. Keep it up brother, you are a pillar of the AI art community

[betodeth]

I will thank you OIivio, the hard work you put and the quality of your videos and the best part how your explain are excepcional. The community need you now, please explain a guide about How to install and use Deforum , the trend it's bigger now and we need to move into video, that's the future of Generative IA.

[blizado]

The ears often also need a fix, you can see that on the last image very well. So pay attention not only to the eyes, but also to the ears to revise them.

[blacksage]

This process is indeed 100% worth it for me. I'm living life on Toaster Status so the more I can rope in my CPU into the process the better.

[callagain]

Awesome!!! The upscaling not only worked wonderfully, but it improved inpaint additions, such as necklace, longer sleeve, bracelet, and ring to perfection on my very first try. Thankyou!🙂

[noxious_.]

0:15 hahahaha xD
In french we could say "la bonne cam" ou "les bons tuyaux" ou "du lourd" hahaha

btw, thanks for all your videos and tutorials ! They are very clear an easy to understand :D

[thomassynths]

Results vary. Most of the time, I get artifacts due to inconsistencies between tile information. So for like 10% of the time, it looks amazing and the other 90% has serious inconsistencies.

[BabylonBaller]

Bruh, u da man! So many golden nuggets. Stay blessed brother

[MHumanoid]

Thanks for sharing, especially the ControlNet part. I'm getting significantly better upscales this way