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Stable Diffusion Modal

This is a Diffusers-based script for running Stable Diffusion on Modal. It can perform txt2img inference and has the ability to increase resolution using ControlNet Tile and Upscaler.

Features

  1. Image generation using txt2img

  2. Upscaling

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Requirements

The app requires the following to run:

  • python: > 3.10
  • modal-client
  • A token for Modal.

The modal-client is the Python library. In order to install that:

pip install modal-client

And you need a modal token to use this script:

modal token new

Please see the documentation of Modal for modals and tokens.

Getting Started

To use the script, execute the below.

  1. git clone the repository.
  2. Copy ./setup_files/config.sample.yml to ./setup_files/config.yml
  3. Open the Makefile and set prompts.
  4. Execute make deploy command. An application will be deployed to Modal.
  5. Execute make run command.

Images are generated and output to the outputs/ directory.

Directory structure

.
├── .env                    # Secrets manager
├── Makefile
├── README.md
├── sdcli/                  # A directory with scripts to run inference.
│   ├── outputs/            # Images are outputted this directory.
│   ├── txt2img.py          # A script to run txt2img inference.
│   └── util.py
└── setup_files/            # A directory with config files.
    ├── __main__.py         # A main script to run inference.
    ├── Dockerfile          # To build a base image.
    ├── config.yml          # To set a model, vae and some tools.
    ├── requirements.txt
    ├── setup.py            # Build an application to deploy on Modal.
    └── txt2img.py          # There is a class to run inference.

Thank you.

Author

Hoda

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This is a script for running Stable Diffusion on Modal.
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