stable-diffusion-webui-feature-showcase VS diffusion-ui

A1111 https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui-feature-showcase

Here's a quick rundown on a few of the most popular ones with links. I started out using CMDR2, which is very easy to get running as a newbie. Then I kind of graduated to NMKD because I wanted something a little more mainstream but still easy to use. Then, I finally decided I was hungry for all the strange and exotic bells and whistles that SD had to offer me, and so I installed Automatic1111. I also wanted something that would work well with my 4GB GTX 1650 laptop card, because that's considered "low ram" and kind of on the edge for running SD- Automatic1111 fit the bill there, too.

All generations were on the "Berry's Mix" model, which is made by combining NAI-final, Zenith's F111, r34 and SD1.4 according to this recipe. I used 30ish steps when generating images and inpainting, but 70-80 steps when outpainting because I read here that outpainting really benefits from extra steps. When outpainting I would generate 2-4 versions and pick the least broken one, then tidy up with inpainting.

sounds like "outpainting", one of the very first features listed on 1111 repo with some instructions: https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui-feature-showcase

I have no idea what you're talking about. Just get Automatic1111

You can use diffusion-ui on top of automatic1111 for easy outpainting. Run automatic1111 with --cors-allow-origins=http://127.0.0.1:5173,https://diffusionui.com Then select the automatic1111 backend, upload an image then use the mouse scroll to zoom out.

I see you've got my https://github.com/leszekhanusz/diffusion-ui gui but it seems to be linked to a completely unrelated face-swapping interface?

Yes, checkout diffusion-ui

I modified my GUI Stable Diffusion frontend to be able to use the automatic1111 fork as a backend.

It's not really well known at the moment but you also have my DiffusionUI interface which is based on diffusers with a backend where you can disable the nsfw filter.

GitHub: https://github.com/leszekhanusz/diffusion-ui

One way to do it is to use diffusionui, a web interface I made in vue. Here is a crappy video demo showing the process.

If you want to do inpainting, you can try my diffusionui interface I'll add a feature soon to save the generated images in local storage in the browser. Here is a small demo

It's still a work in progress but you can already play with it. Check it on GitHub