CloneDiffusion

Maintainer: TryStar

Total Score

64

Last updated 5/27/2024

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Model overview

CloneDiffusion is a fine-tuned Stable Diffusion model trained on screenshots from the popular Star Wars TV series "The Clone Wars". This model allows users to generate images with a distinct "Clone Wars style" by incorporating the token "clonewars style" in their prompts. Compared to similar models like Ghibli-Diffusion, redshift-diffusion-768, and Tron-Legacy-diffusion, CloneDiffusion focuses on a specific sci-fi anime style inspired by the Star Wars universe.

Model inputs and outputs

CloneDiffusion is a text-to-image AI model, which means it takes text prompts as input and generates corresponding images as output. The model was trained using the Stable Diffusion framework and can be used with the same Stable Diffusion pipelines and tools.

Inputs

  • Text prompts that include the token "clonewars style" to generate images in the Clone Wars visual style

Outputs

  • High-quality images depicting characters, vehicles, and scenes from the Clone Wars universe

Capabilities

CloneDiffusion can generate a wide range of images in the Clone Wars style, including characters like Jedi, clones, and droids, as well as vehicles like spaceships and tanks. The model is capable of rendering detailed scenes with accurate proportions and lighting, as well as more fantastical elements like magical powers or alien environments.

What can I use it for?

With CloneDiffusion, you can create custom artwork, illustrations, and visuals for a variety of Star Wars-themed projects, such as fan art, game assets, or even professional media like book covers or movie posters. The model's unique style can help bring the Clone Wars universe to life in new and creative ways.

Things to try

To get the most out of CloneDiffusion, experiment with different prompts that combine the "clonewars style" token with other descriptors for characters, settings, and actions. Try blending the Clone Wars style with other genres or influences, such as "clonewars style cyberpunk city" or "clonewars style magical princess". You can also play with the model's various settings, like the number of steps, sampler, and CFG scale, to find the perfect balance for your desired output.



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