image-merge-sdxl
Maintainer: fofr
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Model overview
image-merge-sdxl is a model created by fofr that allows you to merge two images together with a prompt. This model is similar to other models like cinematic-redmond, become-image, gfpgan, and sticker-maker in that they all leverage AI to blend, manipulate, or generate images based on prompts.
Model inputs and outputs
The image-merge-sdxl model takes in two images and a prompt, and outputs a new merged image. The inputs include options to control the size, seed, steps, and other parameters of the image generation.
Inputs
- Image 1: The first image to be merged
- Image 2: The second image to be merged
- Prompt: A text prompt to guide the image merging process
- Negative Prompt: Things you do not want in the merged image
- Merge Strength: Reduce strength to increase prompt weight
- Added Merge Noise: More noise allows for more prompt control
- Batch Size: The batch size for the model
- Disable Safety Checker: Disables safety checking for the generated images
Outputs
- Output: An array of generated image URIs
Capabilities
The image-merge-sdxl model can be used to blend two images together in creative and interesting ways. By providing a prompt, the model will generate a new image that merges the original two images while incorporating the desired elements from the prompt.
What can I use it for?
You can use image-merge-sdxl to create unique and visually striking images for a variety of applications, such as social media, graphic design, art projects, or even product mockups. The ability to control the parameters of the image generation allows for a high degree of customization and experimentation.
Things to try
Try experimenting with different combinations of images and prompts to see the varied results you can achieve. You could blend realistic and abstract elements, or combine real-world objects with fantastical scenes. The model's flexibility allows for a wide range of creative possibilities.
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