Stable Diffusion Inpainting Tutorial

Stable Diffusion Inpainting Tutorial! If you're keen on learning how to fix mistakes and enhance your images using the Stable Diffusion technique, you're in the right place.

in this concise tutorial! I'll guide you through enhancing images using the Stable Diffusion Forge Interface, focusing on the Juggernaut XL Version 9. Learn how to correct and refine a cinematic geisha photo in a futuristic setting, utilizing the Image to Image and Inpaint features for precise alterations.

Key steps include adjusting denoise strength, using random seeds for varied results, and mastering the Inpaint tool for specific area improvements. Understand the nuances of settings like Mask Blur, Mask Mode, and Fill Option to achieve the perfect look, whether you're modifying, removing, or adding elements to your image.

I'll also demonstrate advanced techniques like expanding the bounding box for better context understanding and blending. Whether you're fixing a hand, altering a face, or transforming a bunny into a sci-fi creature, this tutorial covers it all.

Join me in exploring the endless possibilities of Stable Diffusion Inpainting, perfect for both beginners and seasoned users. Don't forget to like the video if you find it helpful. Happy image editing!

Chapters:
00:00 Stable Diffusion Intro
01:28 Inpaint Geisha Face and Hand
05:53 Inpaint Bunny Head
06:59 Remove Subjects with Inpaint
07:59 Add Objects with Inpaint
09:49 Change Clothes with Inpaint

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[ronaldp]

I have watched 40min videos on inpainting that did not have as much valuable information as your 11min video. You are killing it brother.

[billionaeris]

Best video on inpainting i've seen. Great stuff man.

[ArchitectureTokyo]

Best vid on inpainting I have come across yet.

Duuude! I had no idea i had this much power with SD 1111.

THANK YOU for taking the time to share your knowledge 🙏 this helps me with my AI art adventures immeasurably.

[maDM]

Very useful, straight to the point, no fluff or bs. Thank you very much! I'd buy a course from you in that style!

[matsnilsson]

Keep doing what you're doing ! Nice work👍

[TheEiyashou]

Thank you for the very useful guide! I'm always getting amazing pictures with just small details that are ugly, until now I struggled to patch these up, but this guide helped a lot! Will scare with my friends~

[carolineito]

Omg this was seriously useful thank you!!!

[marcialjimenez]

12 mins of awesomeness, thanks a bunch!

[jorgeluismontoyasolis]

Discovered your channel yesterday! Already a big fan, Thank you!!!

[tiffanyw]

This is awesome. I just saw that the tiling issue is fixed. I hope you met your goal!

[mastertouchMT]

Great to find such good tutorials for Forge. Would love to see a deep dive into the Integrated ControlNet tabs some time

[MrSongib]

Sometimes people forgot that inpaint sketch is exist, but yeah you could use that for tweaking colors or remove stuff as well. It's much better to introduce new subject in the images or remove the subject from the images.

[LexChan]

great video. can you create a video on how to input certain object (with image of object) blend into current working file.. on spefific area on the picture.. example .. maybe on the floor, corner of the pix or on the hand

[johnyoung]

Very detailed tutorial, thanks for your work!

[NicoSeymore]

youre the best on youtube for Forge! Thanks a lot! Do you know any way to get two character Loras working together properly in Forge? I struggle with the known methods from a1111 and also Forge Couple doesnt seem to work. Inpaint works but not generation directly

[CristianLeandroCampagna]

Hey! thanks for the incredible video. Do you know how could I embed the stable diffusion model into my app?

[TomaszJura]

To change a colour and kept original item use more denoising strength and control net - canny or depth

[ZeroCool]

I remember in the times of 1.5 DDIM was the recommended Sampler for inpaint, that has changed for SDXL?

[TheRealPuddin]

This tutorial was super helpful, thank you so much. Question... normally I use the 'Hires. fix' option to upscale images I like and then pass them to Inpaint. In your example, how do you go about upscaling your edited image after Inpainting it? Which tab do you send it to, or do you just use the 'Resize' slider on the Img2Img tab?