So this is pretty cool, but you're probably going to want a CUDA capable graphics card…
Fairly self-explanatory I guess if you know what inpainting, outpainting, generating, etc means, but it's quite remarkable if you've never seen this stuff in action before. Check out what it can do here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ly6USRwTHe0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AF2VyqSApjA
You can read more and download here: https://github.com/Acly/krita-ai-diffusion
Well I'm just glad posts in here get seen, hope you have some fun with it and/or get some serious use out of it. I've done very shallow experiments across a range of features and it seems to work very well.
Installation is very simple actually, once you've installed Krita you just extract the plugin to the right folder and it will download and configure everything else automagically from inside Krita (you can select the various components you do or don't want).
Thanks for sharing this. The installation of ComfyUI/Stable Diffusion has been trivial and you can set it up and have fun in no time.
You snagged my attention! The possible installation dependencies and instructions can be found here on GITHUB - (Krita/ComfyUI and a little bit more including downloading the Stable Diffusion models if you are running locally (I think that's right on my brief read)
I like the fact that Krita looks likes a capable image editor alone (and it's free). I'm never gonna see the Adobe firefly in action, so this is a free way to have a look at this sort of workflow/editing.
I already locally run multiple versions of Stable Diffusion models with AUTO1111 as the front end, so now I'm just gonna have to work out if there's any shortcuts to this for the krita plugin
Thanks @diamondd