ImagiCore Tools
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You can use this tool to transform any input image into a completely different style while retaining certain similarities to the original.
A Stable Diffusion prompt is the starting text input used to generate the output.
A negative prompt is a way to use Stable Diffusion in a way that allows the user to specify what he doesn't want to see, without any extra input. It is a parameter that tells the Stable Diffusion model what not to include in the generated image.
You can pass in a style preset to guide the image model towards a particular style.
Seed in Stable Diffusion is a number used to initialize the generation. When you generate a new image, it comes with a unique seed number. The most important thing about seed is that generations with the same parameters, prompt, and seed will produce precisely the same images.
How much influence does the original image have on the diffusion process? Values close to 1 will yield images very similar to the original image while values close to 0 will yield images wildly different than the original image.
How strictly the diffusion process adheres to the prompt text (higher values keep your image closer to your prompt).
Number of diffusion steps to run.
You can use this tool to create a higher-resolution version of your image. This operation outputs an image with a maximum pixel count of 4,194,304. This is equivalent to dimensions such as 2048x2048 and 4096x1024.
If the alpha mask is enabled, fully transparent pixels are replaced and fully opaque pixels are unchanged. You can use the "Erase BG Image" brush to remove the pixels on the background image.
