StableSwarmUI:a modular web interface for AI image generation using Stable Diffusion

Stable Diffusion UI1年前 (2023)更新 Prompt engineer

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StableSwarmUI is a modular web interface for AI image generation using Stable Diffusion. It is similar to other modular interfaces such as ComfyUI, but is designed to be less complex to use. Anything that can be done in ComfyUI, can also be done with StableSwarmUI. There are cross platform installers available for Windows, Linux, and Mac, making it easy to setup and install on any system with a compatible graphics card.

StableSwarmUI:a modular web interface for AI image generation using Stable Diffusion

StableSwarmUI
StableSwarmUI 0.5.4 Alpha.
A Modular Stable Diffusion Web-User-Interface, with an emphasis on making powertools easily accessible, high performance, and extensibility.
You can take it for a test-drive on Google Colab
Follow the Feature Announcements Thread for updates on new features.

Status

This project is in ALPHA status. That means all the basic features work, but there’s a wide range of core features not yet implemented, and there are many bugs and not-too-great-quality-of-life issues throughout.
Powerusers and developers are encouraged to try it out and help build it, but general/beginner users are advised caution.
Those interested in helping push from Alpha to Beta to Full Release are welcome to submit PRs (read the Contributing document first), and you can contact us here on GitHub or on Discord in the stableswarmui channel. I highly recommended reaching out to ask about plans for a feature before PRing it. There may already be specific plans or even a work in progress.
Key feature targets not yet implemented:
Image editing tools
Internal TIs (already supported as a listing, and indirectly as all compatible backends specify these via text anyway, but a handler for them should be present)
Text prompt tools (CLIP token counter, wildcards, etc) (some tools like prompt weighting already implicitly supported via backends)
Localization / automatic translation
LAN usage reliability
Mobile browser formatting
Self-contained internal mini-backend for simple usages
Simple box grids for batches (eg 2×2 squares of images when you generate a batch of 4)
Properly display ModelSpec usage-hint/trigger-phrase/etc. (need full detail “Current Model” display in UI, separate from the model selector – probably as a tab within the batch sidebar?)
ComfyUI custom workflow metadata edit (ie to reconfigure which parameters to send over or not)

Installing on Windows

Download The Install-Windows.bat file, store it somewhere you want to install at (not Program Files), and run it.

It should open a command prompt and install itself.

If it closes without going further, try running it again, it sometimes needs to run twice. (TODO: Fix that)

It will place an icon on your desktop that you can use to re-launch the server at any time.

When the installer completes, it will automatically launch the StableSwarmUI server, and open a browser window to the install page.

Follow the install instructions on the page.

After you submit, be patient, some of the install processing take a few minutes (downloading models and etc).

(TODO): Even easier self-contained pre-installer, a .msi or .exe that provides a general install screen and lets you pick folder and all.

Installing on Linux

Install git, python3 via your OS package manager if they are not already installed.

Install DotNET 7 using the instructions at https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/7.0 (you need dotnet-sdk-7.0, as that includes all relevant sub-packages)
- Some users have said that certain Linux distros expect aspnet-runtime to be installed separately

Open a shell terminal and cd to a directory you want to install into

Run shell commands:
- git clone https://github.com/Stability-AI/StableSwarmUI
- cd StableSwarmUI
- ./launch-linux.sh

open http://localhost:7801/Install

Follow the install instructions on-page.

(TODO): Maybe outlink a dedicated document with per-distro details and whatever. Maybe also make a one-click installer for Linux?

Installing on Mac

Note: You can only run StableSwarmUI on Mac computers with M1 or M2 (Mx) Apple silicon processors.

Open Terminal.

Ensure your brew packages are updated with brew update.

Verify your brew installation with brew doctor. You should not see any error in the command output.

Install .NET for macOS: brew install dotnet.

Change the directory (cd) to the folder where you want to install StableSwarmUI.

Clone the StableSwarmUI GitHub repository: git clone https://github.com/Stability-AI/StableSwarmUI.

cd StableSwarmUI and run the installation script: ./launch-macos.sh.

The installation starts now and downloads the Stable Diffusion models from the internet. Depending on your internet connection, this may take several minutes. Wait for your web browser to open the StableSwarmUI window.

Important: During the StableSwarmUI installation, you are prompted for the type of backend you want to use. For Mac computers with M1 or M2, you can safely choose the ComfyUI backend and choose the Stable Diffusion XL Base and Refiner models in the Download Models screen.

Documentation

See the documentation folder.

Motivations

The “Swarm” name is in reference to the original key function of the UI: enabling a ‘swarm’ of GPUs to all generate images for the same user at once (especially for large grid generations).

See the motivations document for motivations on technical choices.