InvokeAI - Fundamentals - Creating with AI

⚠️ Note: This video features a previous version of Invoke's UI.
We’ve recently updated our interface, and while the core concepts in this video still apply, the visuals may differ from the current version. For content featuring the latest UI, please visit our channel and check out our recent videos.

InvokeAI - Fundamentals - Creating with AI

For those just getting started with Invoke, or for users looking to level up their understanding of how the technology works in advance of the full 3.1 Workflow release, the Invoke team is excited to cover the "Fundamentals" - With more coming soon.

Note that this includes some heavily simplified analogies, especially around models. It's a great way to get started, but there is some technical nuance that we didn't cover in this video.

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- Thanks from the InvokeAI Team

[MacSn]

It wasn't too technical and I was shocked and sad that the video ended. It was well explained and we need more.

[MarkJoel]

I do not know why you guys are working so hard, to create a product that is free, and then working just as hard teach us how to use it... but thank you so much. This video was VERY helpful! Liked and Subscribed.

[pixelmando]

This has been the best video on explaining these tools.

[NightBeast]

I've certainly heard starting step and ending step explained before but I wasn't confident enough to do little more than default generations. Because you set up the foundation beforehand I can honestly say I have a firm grasp on how the program works now. Using two of the same control net models with one focused at the beginning steps and the other toward the end kind of blew my mind. Thanks for putting this together.

[maslomeister]

This was a perfect not overly technical explanation. I started playing with SD fairly recent and haven't yet got to know all the available tools too well, this video helped me fill in some gaps and i would ABSOLUTELY like more videos in this style about different SD topics

[hidroman]

You can even get more technical, it was very well explained!

[RNmarkie]

Just a casual and occasional user, and this really helped clarify concepts differently than the head-cannon I had created. Please keep these coming, as they are in that junction of useful without being too technically advanced.

[secondskins-nl]

Really well explained! While I played around with Lora's, TI's etc I never used controlnet since it seemed so abstract but this gives me a good idea of how the logic works behind it, really usetull!

[EmeranceLN]

This was insanely helpful . As a teacher myself, I think you did a wonderful job of pacing, visual aids, and explanation. This was so helpful for me to learn what I can do and how to get better results! 😀🤩

[SteveWarner]

Nice! Been away from Invoke for several months as A1111 was simply so much more advanced. Great to see that you guys have rolled out a version with Control Net. Might be time to switch back to Invoke.

[cetecco]

the video was just right for me in terms of complexity. thank you very much!

[nitromusik]

This is absolute gold content! Thank you for this 10/10 video. Please make more of them. There are lots of settings, workflows, features and terms i want to understand. Thanks so much

[_its.just.regi_]

It would be great to see a continuation of this; Showing creative ways to use two control images of different types; showing examples of the other options and effects it has on your images (ex. Balance vs Control vs Prompt), etc...

[DandelionStrawart]

Thanks for a great explanation. You're one of the best teachers, whether it's Invoke AI or any related subject to AI art, I always come away with a much better understanding of the whole process.

[justleen]

This was really helpful! Im just turning knobs at random and hope for the best. This gave a lot of insight. More please!

[bitPRNTZ]

This was explained plainly and clearly just how I like. I would of liked too learn how to exactly use diffusers via hugging face... Upgraded the GPU to gimmie access to the powerful and fun stuff

[RockFPV]

I just love InvokeAI and really got addicted to it. Thanks a lot for everything guys, this is awesome! 28s on a M2 Airbook for an image is not too bad. Kind of jealous seeing how the workflow changes when you have a really good GPU in the other Videos. Top Notch explanation!

[scottr.looney]

wow - incredibly helpful high level explanation of the diffusion model process. i have often struggled to understand denoising and the the percentage values of controlnet working in comfyui. will definitely check out more of your vids for sure!

[roymathew]

Please make many more of these. Lovely video. I’m really hooked on this product.

[samrazi]

Great video. It's hard to find good content that describes conceptually what all the components are in the ecosystem of Stable Diffusion and how to use them. Please keep these kinds of videos going! Don't be afraid to get even more technical, but this was still very helpful.