sc-cog VS stablecog

Here is the repo for the cog: https://github.com/yekta/stable-diffusion-cog

Hey, I've made a web app to interact with Stable Diffusion cogs. The UI is by design very simple, targeted towards people that are new to AI image generation. There is an advanced mode which you can activate in the settings to have access to guidance scale, iteration steps, negative prompts etc. You can use the default cog (which is there thanks to a friend of mine donating it) or connect to your own instance. I intend to keep the default instance up & free for as long as I can so that newcomers can generate images using Stable Diffusion without logins, installs or limits. Here is the repo for the web app: https://github.com/yekta/stablecog Here is the cog I'm using but you can use your own version given it's compatible: https://github.com/yekta/stable-diffusion-cog

Mi uzis: https://stablecog.com/

Speaking of aliens, stablecog.com did a rather impressive one with a quite short prompt. "An alien dressed as a female gypsy, with very colorful clothes, bangles, and earrings."

*)https://stablecog.com/ , it's a free online version of Stable diffusion and you have a nice gallery where you can found pictures with the prompts (and setting) that people use to make them

I've been trying out Facebook's "No Language Left Behind" (NLLB) language model combined with Stable Diffusion to see if it could improve prompting in different languages for my open source app Stablecog and it worked out pretty well so I wanted to share. Normally NLLB supports 200 languages but because I needed to auto-detect the language with another library it works with 70+ languages instead.

Made it using my free and open source app: stablecog.com. Repo: github.com/yekta/stablecog

Here is the repo for the web app: https://github.com/yekta/stablecog