Use Any Face EASY in Stable Diffusion. Ipadapter Tutorial.

How to use Ipadapter face plus v2 for Stable Diffusion to get any face without training a model or lora.

[avmsteve]

I had been aware of this extension for a few days, but after looking at some other guides (and being confused) I decided to wait for yours, which as anticipated was clear, concise and comprehensive. Thanks Sebastian.

[Yoshi]

8:29 The edit with the music is just too funny man I actually had to laugh 😂
Thank you for the tutorial! :)

[snwbrz]

Good thing this is available for SD 1.5. Not everyone is able to catch up with SDXL.

[KDawg]

One thing nice about using Ip-adapter first, to create the base image, is that it creates a good image to use Reactor for a face swap. So if you want an image that very closely resembles yourself, just use Reactor to swap your face back on there. :)

[NAKOOT]

Thanks Sebastian, I used to do this with other methods, but this way is much cleaner. 🤘

[mbfcs]

Woh ! Thanks for this very useful video, such a good job ! I'm a newbie and your videos are perfect to me.
I've tried and it's amazing, even though for now all the characters in the image looks the same 😂

[tag_of_frank]

Seems like a good way to test your input images before making a textual-inversion or lora.

[meadow-maker]

by the way, as usual this is a great tutorial. As I had to try reinstalling reactor I wanted to follow along with a tut to make sure I was doing it right, couldn't find yours at first, the alternative one was terrible so I persevered until I found yours which is great! You are the best!

[mada_faka]

Hi sir, thank you so much for video, you always bring best tutorial stable diffusion.

[TomiTom]

Great tutorial as always.
I laughed at 8:46 😂😂

[Elwaves]

If I met you in a dark alley at night it would be a pun-ishing time for both. 🙂
I stumbled onto this through trial and error but was missing the settings to get good results. Cheers.

[Shabazza]

Awesome video once again. Here, have my sub.
Absolutely love this IPAdapter thing. I only roughly knew what it does so far. That's a a game changer.

[raphalopes]

First, thanks for the video, your channel is really helpful in keeping up to date with all changes, and you explain everything very well.

I've been using Reactor for a few months to generate a consistent face for a model, and I really like it. Decided to give this a try, and I was expecting to get similar results with this method (but somehow better and/or more consistent), however that's not what happened.

The face swaps I'm getting with IpAdapter are very different from the results I get with Reactor, it seems like another person, which makes this method not very useful for me (at least for this particular project, which already has a strongly defined face). Is this normal? Any tips to improve? For now I will keep using Reactor, since it's giving me better results.

[meadow-maker]

I've been playing with it and the main issues is the lora can drastically change your image even if you set it to lower values. Reactor isn't dead yet. 😊

[danieldimitrovdrums]

Great tutorial. Works really well with SD1.5, but with SDXL - bodies and faces seem way off and very unrealistic (despite negatives), unless it's close-up portrait facing the camera. Instant-ID gives me similar results with SDXL, not great for anything but portraits.

[forestlong]

Very strange work of the controlnet, the IP adapter V2 worked a couple of times and then began to produce completely worthless results completely different from the sample photos that I uploaded.

[donschannel]

its not working when i use my model face in multiple or even in single

[ziffano]

Great tutorial, 100% spot on. I'm new to SD. Is there a way to save the "outcome" of the face, so you can use it later?

[CzechMedHub-pbtd]

i really like your voice tone, i have feel that i can slowly drink coffee and really focus on job. Other youtubers just spitting and screeming on you just to make the video "more intresting". Thanks.

[Lv-LN]

no me impresionaba tanto, pero en la segunda generacion :O its awesome