Today, I’d like to guide you through the installation process for Automatic1111 in WebUI Stable Diffusion, for anyone who wishes to use it.
Web UI Stable Diffusion / Automatic1111
Stable Diffusion is an image creation program and is one of the machine learning algorithms used for image generation. This software is not only for generating images but can also be used for interface work on images, outpainting, and various other tasks. Stable Diffusion was launched in 2022 and offers a range of features for stable image creation, assisting in producing fast and reliable results. Once Stable Diffusion is installed on my computer, I can create a variety of images for free. Today, we’ll explore how to install the Stable Diffusion PC version.
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Please follow the steps below!
1. Installing Python
Download and install version 3.10.6 from the official Python site. For Windows 11, the 64-bit version is recommended.
When you run the file, a screen like the one below will appear. Make sure to check “Add Python 3.10 to PATH” at the bottom and then click [Install Now]. This is necessary for calling Python when installing AUTOMATIC1111.
Python 3.10.8 Install Box
If the installation isn’t successful, it’s likely that another version is already installed. Try uninstalling the previous version and reinstalling.
After installation, run the command prompt to ensure the correct version of Python displays.
2. Installing Git
Next, we’ll install GIT, a code repository management system. It’s used for automatically installing and updating AUTOMATIC1111. Download and run the installer. Just follow the prompts to complete the installation.
Git Install Box
3. Web-UI Clone
Create a folder in your desired location (you can name it anything). In the address bar of this folder, type “cmd” to open the command prompt. It’s better if you create this folder inside an SSD.
Then, type the following command and press Enter:
git clone https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui.git
Wait a bit, and the code from the specified GitHub repository will be cloned. If you run the “dir” command, you should see a sub-directory named “stable-diffution-webui”.
4. Installing the Base Model
If you’re a first-time user of Web UI Stable Diffusion / Automatic1111, download the model from the provided link and place it in the necessary directory.
Place the downloaded Checkpoint base model in either the “Stable-diffusion” or “Automatic1111” folders.
Folder Path: WebUI -> Models -> Stable-diffusion
Similarly, place the downloaded Vae file in the “Vae” folder.
Folder Path: WebUI -> Models -> Vae
5. Execution
You’re almost done with the setup. You don’t need to download and install anything else. When you run the webui-user.bat batch file, it will download and install any necessary (updated) files and then AUTOMATIC1111 will launch. This means that each time you run webui-user.bat, it updates to the latest version.
The cmd window will open, reviewing various updates, and then a Local URL will appear. You can copy this URL to access it via the internet, or there’s also a method to automatically set it up to directly open the web address using automated customization.
Web UI Stable Diffusion / Automatic1111
Now, all the work is done. Feel free to create various AI-processed images as you wish!
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