This tagging utility is designed for stable diffusion models. It provides a user-friendly interface using the Gradio library and offers the following features:
Interrogate Image:
Generate Tags for All Images in a Directory using WD Tagger:
Generate Tags for All Images in a Directory using Deepbooru Tagger:
Remove Duplicate Tags:
Search and Replace Specific Tags from Files:
Append/Prepend Tags to Existing Tags:
Installation:
Clone the repository:
git clone <git@github.com:grim-reapper/sd_tagging_utility.git>
cd sd_tagging_utility
Install the required dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Running the Utility:
python tagger.py
Using the Interface:
Once the utility is running, you will be presented with a user-friendly interface powered by Gradio.
Select the desired feature from the options available.
Follow the instructions provided in the interface to input the necessary information.
After processing, the utility will display the results and save them to the specified directory or file.
requirements.txt6 commits
Python
100.0%
This tagging utility is designed for stable diffusion models. It provides a user-friendly interface using the Gradio library and offers the following features:
Interrogate Image:
Generate Tags for All Images in a Directory using WD Tagger:
Generate Tags for All Images in a Directory using Deepbooru Tagger:
Remove Duplicate Tags:
Search and Replace Specific Tags from Files:
Append/Prepend Tags to Existing Tags:
Installation:
Clone the repository:
git clone <git@github.com:grim-reapper/sd_tagging_utility.git>
cd sd_tagging_utility
Install the required dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Running the Utility:
python tagger.py
Using the Interface:
Once the utility is running, you will be presented with a user-friendly interface powered by Gradio.
Select the desired feature from the options available.
Follow the instructions provided in the interface to input the necessary information.
After processing, the utility will display the results and save them to the specified directory or file.
requirements.txt6 commits
Python
100.0%