controlnet-qr-pattern-v2
Maintainer: Nacholmo
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| Run this model | Run on HuggingFace |
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Model overview
The controlnet-qr-pattern-v2 model, created by maintainer Nacholmo, is a ControlNet model designed for use in generating QR codes. This model conditions only 25% of the pixels closest to black and the 25% closest to white, allowing for more creative and artistic QR code generation. Similar models like controlnet_qrcode, controlnet_qrcode-control_v1p_sd15, and control_v1p_sdxl_qrcode_monster have also been created for generating QR code-based artwork.
Model inputs and outputs
The controlnet-qr-pattern-v2 model takes an image as input and generates a QR code-based output. The input image can be anything, and the model will attempt to incorporate the QR code shape and pattern into the generated output.
Inputs
- Image: The input image that the model will use to generate the QR code-based output.
Outputs
- Image: The generated output image, which will incorporate the QR code shape and pattern based on the input.
Capabilities
The controlnet-qr-pattern-v2 model is capable of generating unique and creative QR code-based artwork. By conditioning on only a portion of the pixels, the model can produce QR codes that are more visually interesting and artistic, while still maintaining the core QR code structure. This can be useful for a variety of applications, such as creating QR code-based advertisements, or incorporating QR codes into larger art pieces.
What can I use it for?
The controlnet-qr-pattern-v2 model can be used to create visually engaging QR code-based artwork. This can be useful for designers, artists, or anyone looking to incorporate QR codes into their creative projects in a more unique and eye-catching way. The model could also be used to generate QR codes for advertising or marketing purposes, where the visual appeal of the QR code is important.
Things to try
One interesting thing to try with the controlnet-qr-pattern-v2 model is to experiment with different input images and see how the model incorporates the QR code shape and pattern. You could try using abstract or geometric shapes as the input, or even photographs of real-world objects or scenes. This can lead to some unexpected and creative results, as the model works to blend the QR code structure with the input image in unique ways.
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