ip-composition-adapter
Maintainer: ostris
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Model overview
The ip-composition-adapter is a unique AI model designed to inject the general composition of an image into the Stable Diffusion 1.5 and SDXL models, while mostly ignoring the style and content. This means that an input image of a person waving their left hand can produce an output image of a completely different person waving their left hand. This sets it apart from control nets, which are more rigid and aim to spatially align the output image to the control image.
The model was created by ostris, who gives full credit to POM and BANODOCO for the original idea. It can be used similarly to other IP+ adapters from the h94/IP-Adapter repository, requiring the CLIP vision encoder (CLIP-H).
Model inputs and outputs
Inputs
- Prompt: The text prompt describing the desired image
- Control Image: An image that provides the general composition for the output
Outputs
- Generated Image: A new image that matches the provided prompt and the general composition of the control image
Capabilities
The ip-composition-adapter allows for more flexible control over the composition of generated images compared to control nets. Rather than rigidly aligning the output to the control image, it uses the control image to influence the overall composition while still generating a unique image based on the input prompt.
What can I use it for?
The ip-composition-adapter could be useful for creative projects where you want to generate images that follow a specific composition, but with different subject matter. For example, you could use a portrait of a person waving as the control image, and generate a variety of different people waving in that same pose. This could be beneficial for designers, artists, or anyone looking to create a consistent visual style across a series of images.
Things to try
One interesting aspect of the ip-composition-adapter is its ability to generate images that maintain the overall composition but with completely different subject matter. You could experiment with using a wide variety of control images, from landscapes to abstract patterns, and see how the generated images reflect those underlying compositions. This could lead to some unexpected and creative results.
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