A lightweight Gradio WebUI for stable-diffusion.cpp.
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Aug 22, 2026
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sd.cpp-webui is a simple, lightweight Gradio-based web interface for stable-diffusion.cpp.
Designed to run local AI text-to-image and video generation models without heavy dependencies, this program acts primarily as a command generator for stable-diffusion.cpp, with some extra features for image management.
This WebUI, by using stable-diffusion.cpp as its core, supports a large number of image/video generation models, including:
Detailed instructions for Linux/MacOS: sdcpp_webui.sh
Detailed instructions for Windows: sdcpp_webui_windows.ps1
Quick Start for experienced users:
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/daniandtheweb/sd.cpp-webui.git
Obtain the stable-diffusion.cpp binary (sd-cli for Linux/MacOS or sd-cli.exe for Windows) by compiling or downloading it from the releases and place it in the main sd.cpp-webui folder.
Run sdcpp_webui.sh if you're on Linux/MacOS or sdcpp_webui_windows.ps1 if you're on Windows.
Access the WebUI with the browser at http://localhost:7860/.
Thank you to all the contributors!
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A lightweight Gradio WebUI for stable-diffusion.cpp.
152
stars
485
commits
Python
primary language
Aug 22, 2026
updated
sd.cpp-webui is a simple, lightweight Gradio-based web interface for stable-diffusion.cpp.
Designed to run local AI text-to-image and video generation models without heavy dependencies, this program acts primarily as a command generator for stable-diffusion.cpp, with some extra features for image management.
This WebUI, by using stable-diffusion.cpp as its core, supports a large number of image/video generation models, including:
Detailed instructions for Linux/MacOS: sdcpp_webui.sh
Detailed instructions for Windows: sdcpp_webui_windows.ps1
Quick Start for experienced users:
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/daniandtheweb/sd.cpp-webui.git
Obtain the stable-diffusion.cpp binary (sd-cli for Linux/MacOS or sd-cli.exe for Windows) by compiling or downloading it from the releases and place it in the main sd.cpp-webui folder.
Run sdcpp_webui.sh if you're on Linux/MacOS or sdcpp_webui_windows.ps1 if you're on Windows.
Access the WebUI with the browser at http://localhost:7860/.
Thank you to all the contributors!
Python
98.0%
PowerShell
1.3%