This isn't a tutorial on "How to install" Stable Diffusion or the WebUI as there are plenty of tutorials already out there. This is a guide and overall "how to actually USE the software."
Most people here want to use the AI to inpaint for NSFW image creations, so I won't go too far into how to use txt2img. But here is an example of what you can do with it:
Prompts:
Negative Prompts:
Again, do not expect to use one or two prompts and expect good results, be extremely detailed.
Now for the part everyone wants to do, inpainting.
First you are going to need an image to inpaint, I'm going to use an AI generated image of my fantasy character from the txt2img creations.
I'm going to paint around the crop-top she is wearing in order to expose the boob.
I have left all of the settings as default except for the Width & Height sliders which I changed to match the aspect ratio of the original image. I included a basic text prompt of "nude woman" to showcase why you need to be more detailed with prompts.
The result was this, after 15 images. This was the "best" one.
Now, I'm going to leave everything the same but be more detailed with my prompts. What I'm looking for is basically "medium sized boobs". So I'm going to be as descriptive as possible. I don't need to be concerned with parts of the image outside the mask, so I don't need to include prompts like "hands", "face", or "feet".
My new prompts were:
My negative prompts were:
The result, after 15 image generations, was this:
As you can see, it's not perfect, but it's much better than the first result.
From here, you can continue to mask other parts of the image by clicking on "Send to inpaint" and masking out a new area of the image. You can continue doing this until the image looks the way that you want it to.
If you want all of the clothing removed, then mask the clothing in parts. Don't attempt to do everything in one go, it very rarely results in a good image. Instead start off with the shirt or pants, then when you have a good result move on to other parts of the body. Once everything looks nice then you can paint over the entire body (except the face) and continue generating images until you get one you like.
For my prompts I generally follow a guideline of:
Organize your prompts how you want: Faces, bodies, boobas, vaginas, arms, legs, hands feet, compositions, camera settings, backgrounds, etc.
- Have fun
Most people here want to use the AI to inpaint for NSFW image creations, so I won't go too far into how to use txt2img. But here is an example of what you can do with it:
Prompts:
Negative Prompts:
Again, do not expect to use one or two prompts and expect good results, be extremely detailed.
Now for the part everyone wants to do, inpainting.
First you are going to need an image to inpaint, I'm going to use an AI generated image of my fantasy character from the txt2img creations.
I'm going to paint around the crop-top she is wearing in order to expose the boob.
I have left all of the settings as default except for the Width & Height sliders which I changed to match the aspect ratio of the original image. I included a basic text prompt of "nude woman" to showcase why you need to be more detailed with prompts.
The result was this, after 15 images. This was the "best" one.
Now, I'm going to leave everything the same but be more detailed with my prompts. What I'm looking for is basically "medium sized boobs". So I'm going to be as descriptive as possible. I don't need to be concerned with parts of the image outside the mask, so I don't need to include prompts like "hands", "face", or "feet".
My new prompts were:
My negative prompts were:
The result, after 15 image generations, was this:
As you can see, it's not perfect, but it's much better than the first result.
From here, you can continue to mask other parts of the image by clicking on "Send to inpaint" and masking out a new area of the image. You can continue doing this until the image looks the way that you want it to.
If you want all of the clothing removed, then mask the clothing in parts. Don't attempt to do everything in one go, it very rarely results in a good image. Instead start off with the shirt or pants, then when you have a good result move on to other parts of the body. Once everything looks nice then you can paint over the entire body (except the face) and continue generating images until you get one you like.
For my prompts I generally follow a guideline of:
- describe the main focus of the image (a woman)
- if using txt2img, what do you want the face to look like?
- Shape
- Shape of her nose, mouth, eyes?
- Small, large, wide nose?
- Full, small lips?
- eye shape & color
- Hair
- Color, hairstyle, what's it doing?
- Flowing down her back, covering her boobs, flowing in the wind?
- What body type should she have?
- Skinny, fat, chubby, curvy, athletic, toned?
- Skin color?
- Skin complexion?
- Does she have freckles?
- How much and where are they?
- Skin complexion?
- Does she have tattoos?
- What's it look like
- Where is it
- What color is it?
- Hands
- What are they doing?
- holding anything?
- gesturing?
- Feet (if in view)
- Orientation of the body.
- Is it facing the camera or not.
- profile (side) view?
- shot from the back, above, below?
- standing, sitting, posing?
- if using txt2img, what do you want the face to look like?
- Shot Composition
- Camera used? Footage type?
- Clear, hazy, atmospheric, foggy, grainy?
- Realistic, illustrated, CGI, digital art?
- Everything in focus, out of focus, depth of field?
- Moody, dim, bright, even, studio, cinematic lighting?
- Background (if replacing it or generating a new one)
- WTF is going on back there?
- Should there be furniture?
- Material? Color?
- Floor? Buildings? Sky?
- Should there be furniture?
- WTF is going on back there?
Organize your prompts how you want: Faces, bodies, boobas, vaginas, arms, legs, hands feet, compositions, camera settings, backgrounds, etc.
- Have fun
