Explaining Prompting Techniques In 12 Minutes – Stable Diffusion Tutorial (Automatic1111)

Want to learn prompting techniques within Stable Diffusion to produce amazing results from your ideas? Well, look no further than this short, straight to the point tutorial where we will demistify prompting techniques.

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Chapters
0:00 - Introduction
0:21 - Prompt Ordering
0:48 - Prompt Style
1:05 - Prompt Token
1:33 - Prompt
2:21 - Negative Prompt
3:02 - Parentheses
3:44 - Square Brackets
4:23 - Prompt Weighting
5:11 - Angled Brackets
5:51 - Prompt Editing
7:22 - Use Literal
7:55 - BREAK
8:19 - Alternating Words
8:55 - CFG Scale
9:36 - Prompt Matrix
10:30 - Prompt From File/Text
11:09 - X/Y/Z Plot
11:49 - Conclusion

[landmimes]

I don't know why it took so long to find a clear tutorial and explanation online for this topic, ty for secret sauce

[bmorg]

This is an excellent and comprehensive guide to Stable Diffusion. Well thought out and informative, thank you for this!

[qpbnnnw]

Awesome breakdown, I went through and tested each one as I watch this video and I have leveled up for sure and know a bit more how SD advanced prompting works, hope to see more good stuff!

[coffeebot]

Great video. My SD setup is quite complex and I'm making some startlingly photorealistic stuff, but even I learned a couple tips here. Thanks for the upload.

[DejayClayton]

The format of your videos is so incredible, and the value contained within this video in particular is amazing. Thanks much!

[TheBattleRabbit]

This is fantastic. I work for an AI image gen site, and I'm always trying to explain the principles of prompting and what ( ) does vs [ ], or how to structure a prompt from most to least important. You concisely break down so many things here, thank you!

[kevinkennedy-spaien]

Break is perfect for describing individual people or items in an image. Never heard of it before watching this, but it was exactly what I needed to have two people of different races and dress styles conversing in the same frame!

[gauravvaghela]

I have no perfect pipeline before I show this video. Thank you so much @Bitesized Genius

[YooAzula]

Underrated youtube channel. You deserve way more attention

[kakuzadezukade]

Excellent video. Very detailed explanations. Thanks for your work.

[jzwadlo]

Legend - Finally someone who just gives clear concise explanations on how everything works! Subbed

[Pircla]

Omg best explaination I ever see about prompting of stable diffusion, thanks you for being clear and fast.

[wizviz]

lovely - to the point - clear and concise - thank you

[diva]

Thank you for another very informative and helpful video! It's much appreciated! Regarding the BREAK, it actually looks like a slight bump in quality WITH the break. Nice!

[feyntmistral]

BREAK helps you keep certain sections of your prompt cohesive. Since every chunk is 75 tokens, if you were to run into a situation where one of your token segments was abruptly ended (such as "wearing a white/shirt and blue jeans") it can lead to unwanted results. If you know you're close to your token limit before starting another section (like before the clothing portion), you can put BREAK into the prompt and ensure everything sticks together in the next chunk.

The AI also seems to put more emphasis on things when processed alone. Splitting colours into separate segments can ensure they don't bleed into each other or colour incorrect items.

[joeyi]

Thank you sooo much for making this! 💎✨

[NitroGlace]

I just got into Stable Diffusion and the whole week I was generating images without knowing these techniques. Thank you.

[GachaSovereign]

It was a good video. Whenever I search for SD guide, all the videos that came up, only showed how to install it and a little overview. This video gave me a good idea on prompting. Good work 👍

[MrSongib]

7:55 Try Put BREAK after each concept keywords and see what happens.

[UltraRealisticAI]

Subscribed! This information has been tremendously useful for my channel.