Thank you! I used a local installation of Automatic1111, a popular web interface for Stable Diffusion image generation models. You can technically run it on older hardware, but I personally wouldn’t recommend it unless you have a GPU with at least 8GB of VRAM. If you don’t have one then there are lots of other options to use someone else’s hardware.
There are a bunch of Google Colab instances running Stable Diffusion. It should be pretty easy to find a good one of those.
Rent a cloud server.
DALL-E was neat last year, but it’s incredibly outdated now. AI image generation has absolutely exploded in the past few months and is about to have another burst of advances with the imminent release of SDXL.
I’ll have to look into it, I’ve got a 1070 in one PC and a 1080ti in the other so I’m probably on the border of being able to do it on both. I just used Dall-E because it popped up through the Bing app on my phone really and I was just playing around with it, but after seeing what you’ve made I’ll have to look into doing it all properly because they turned out great.
Thank you! I used a local installation of Automatic1111, a popular web interface for Stable Diffusion image generation models. You can technically run it on older hardware, but I personally wouldn’t recommend it unless you have a GPU with at least 8GB of VRAM. If you don’t have one then there are lots of other options to use someone else’s hardware.
DALL-E was neat last year, but it’s incredibly outdated now. AI image generation has absolutely exploded in the past few months and is about to have another burst of advances with the imminent release of SDXL.
I’ll have to look into it, I’ve got a 1070 in one PC and a 1080ti in the other so I’m probably on the border of being able to do it on both. I just used Dall-E because it popped up through the Bing app on my phone really and I was just playing around with it, but after seeing what you’ve made I’ll have to look into doing it all properly because they turned out great.