sd-model-preview-xd VS stable-diffusion-webui-state

Here you are -> https://github.com/CurtisDS/sd-model-preview-xd 😊

Wouldn't be a bad thing to do. 😁 If you want to completely organize it, like me, you put every different model into it's own folder, together with preview images and description to use with this -> https://github.com/CurtisDS/sd-model-preview-xd

I suggest using sd-model-review-xd to make a nice description, your personal tips to remember, and previews of each model for easy reference.

This is better than nothing, but not much. Model Preview XD is vastly superior. It allows for multiple sample images, a text or HTML description, and filtering models by tags. Your method is fine if you only have a handful of models, but if you have hundreds, you need something a lot more comprehensive.

State can save controlnet settings (I didn't try it tho).

Styles for prompts. You can also get the stable-diffusion-webui-state extension inside the Available list, allowing you to save and load states of the UI. Not sure if it's going to be messed up a bit with the new Defaults option in v1.3.0 though, I uninstalled it when Defaults was introduced as I only wanted some defaults to load each time I started the webui and the webui did a better job at it.

There's also this extension that saves your state.

There will be plenty of models that contradict this tho, so I usually just leave the masterpiece stuff in there and try for a middle-ground with the rest of my prompt. Mostly I'm lazy tho haha, I've got an extension that keeps my last used prompt in the box when I launch next time so I usually just delete/change the parts that don't fit what I'm about to do, so the masterpiece bit has just sorta stuck around but it's not usually necessary even for the models that recommend it. Plus with the way I've got my images being saved they all go into the same folder if I never change the first couple words, and that keeps things nice and tidy for me :D

most of my favorite extensions are already mentioned in this topic except stable-diffusion-webui-state, it will preserve ui state (current tab and generation parameters) on page reload or app restart.