Outpaint in stable diffusion and Automatic1111 simply using Img2Img | Method 1 , A1111

[@schtroumpfyoda8469]

welcome to your SD channel ! and thanks you the focus on outpainting technics is an excellent idea ! very interesting tuts

[@AI-HowTo]

Thank you

[@KESSme]

You could try switch model to "RevAnimated Inpainting" for better results. Or lower Denoising Strength to "0,55". Or combine those two approaches)

[@AI-HowTo]

Thanks

[@KESSme]

@@AI-HowTo It's better to use inpainting model for 2nd outpaint, or further (works great for background). With first one it tryes to generate girl (even if you have nothing related to it in prompt).

[@shprite781]

None of these techniques have worked for me, SD just generates a brand new image under the original image with no continuity

[@AI-HowTo]

this might be easier in some SD versions than others, i suggest you to try using Controlnet or using inpaint method that i have described in the two other videos in kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnu8YnSmq8l0oKM and in kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXrNe3Z7oJJlo68 this can be tricky sometimes, and you might neet to repeat the generation and play with the denoising level several times till you get the hangs of it.... in general SD still requires alot of try and error to get things right compared to Photoshop generative fill for instance .... so it is normal if results are not always as expected especially in realistic SD models

[@shprite781]

@@AI-HowTo I've been using control net but I'm kinda bummed that it doesn't have the option to outpaint in only one direction

[@AI-HowTo]

true, current features including Controlnet do not offer enough flexibility without relying on external tools for editing, cropping, masking...this can be disappointing, but i expect in the upcoming months, these features will improve, hopefully.

[@Moedow]

Followed exacty, but all it does is creating a whole new/different generation, rather than expanding the current image.

[@AI-HowTo]

not sure why, you can try other methods, they maybe more effective, depending on the SD being used, using Controlnet method for outpainting for example which i explained kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnu8YnSmq8l0oKM or using inpaint tool explained here kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXrNe3Z7oJJlo68 the steps must be followed carefully even if the GUI changed slightly, because A1111 continues to updates its GUI slightly every now and then. ... often poor man's outpaint should work gradually... using img2img with increasing the size of the image and choosing (Fill) opion should also work, so basically there are 4+ methods for outpainting in A1111

[@JackSteelfet]

Great video, I just subscribed:) also can you please tell me the extension you use that show the different prompts and how many items they were trained with (2:49)

[@AI-HowTo]

thank you, I think you are referring to "a1111-sd-webui-tagcomplete" it is an autocomplete extension , you can find it in the extensions section and install it ... not sure what you meant with training items since this video is about outpainting only, so if it is related to the script, I dont know unfortunately.

[@MyAI6659]

Thanks a lot.

[@AI-HowTo]

Most welcome!

[@mitchmorgan6359]

Thank you! You are awesome! Exactly what I was looking for however, I don't have that 'Off' button like you do by your width x Height. How can I get that?

[@AI-HowTo]

Glad I could help! GUI difference could be due to the Web ui interface version, which continues to change, but the principle remains the same ... off button disappeared yesterday with me with upgrade to A1111 version 1.4

[@aiartsy77]

perspectives of left and right side of the woman do not match.

[@SanyiD-le3pn]

the generated outpaint fades downwards for some reason

[@AI-HowTo]

this may happen depending on used SD checkpoint/image ... testing alternative methods such as Controlnet as here kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnu8YnSmq8l0oKM could provide an alternative better method, in essence it is experimental to see which approach work better for a certain use case.

[@omarnaser8291]

use outpainting mk2 is much better ,it remove the seems completely by agistment mask of outpainting mk2 script

[@bryanbrewer4272]

very creamy

[@user-xu8zy7ge1x]

maghribi ?

[@AI-HowTo]

no