style-transfer
Maintainer: philz1337x
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Model overview
The style-transfer model allows you to apply the style of one image to another. This can be useful for creating artistic renditions of your photos or generating unique artwork. Compared to similar models like clarity-upscaler, style-transfer focuses on transferring the artistic style rather than just enhancing image quality. It can produce results that are more expressive and visually striking than a pure upscaler.
Model inputs and outputs
The style-transfer model takes two key inputs: the image you want to apply the style to, and the reference image that will provide the artistic style. You can also adjust parameters like the strength of the style transfer and the number of inference steps to control the output.
Inputs
- image: The image you want to apply the style to
- image_style: The reference image that will provide the artistic style
- prompt: A text prompt to guide the style transfer (optional)
- negative_prompt: A text prompt to avoid certain styles or elements (optional)
- guidance_scale: The scale for classifier-free guidance (default 8)
- style_strength: How much the style should be applied (default 0.4)
- structure_strength: How much the structure should be preserved (default 0.6)
- num_inference_steps: The number of denoising steps (default 30)
- seed: A random seed value (optional)
Outputs
- An array of one or more images with the applied style transfer
Capabilities
The style-transfer model can take a wide variety of input images and apply diverse artistic styles to them. It can create impressionist, abstract, or surrealist interpretations of your photos, seamlessly blending the content and style. The results are often striking and unique, opening up new creative possibilities.
What can I use it for?
You can use the style-transfer model to create visually arresting artwork from your own photos. This could be for personal projects, to sell as digital art, or to enhance marketing materials. The model works well with human portraits, landscapes, and other common photographic subjects.
If you're not comfortable using the command-line tools, you can also try the paid version at ClarityAI.cc, which provides a user-friendly web interface for the style-transfer model.
Things to try
Experiment with different reference images to see how the style transfer affects the output. Try using abstract paintings, classic works of art, or even unusual textures as the style source. You can also play with the strength parameters to find the right balance between preserving the original image and applying the new style.
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