【2024年最新版】Stable Diffusionの簡単インストール方法: Google Colab/Mac/Windows

Akiyama Yuta(AI活用術)
3 Mar 202418:39

TLDRThis video script offers a comprehensive guide on downloading and setting up the latest version of Stable Diffusion for AI art creation across three different platforms: Google Colab, MacBook, and Windows. It provides step-by-step instructions for each environment, ensuring viewers can successfully generate AI art regardless of their device or preferred service. The script also includes tips on optimizing the setup for better performance and addresses common issues, making it a valuable resource for beginners and experienced users alike.

Takeaways

  • 📢 The video introduces the download process for the latest version of Stable Diffusion in 2024.
  • 🌐 The instructions are provided for three different environments: Google Colab, MacBook, and Windows.
  • 🔗 Start by clicking the Google Colab link in the summary to access the Stable Diffusion notebook.
  • 💻 Ensure the runtime type is set to Python3 with a T4 GPU in Google Colab.
  • 📂 Copy the notebook to Google Drive and connect it to Google Drive to access files.
  • 🔄 Install the required environment and update packages by clicking 'Install Update' in Google Colab.
  • 📋 Download the desired Stable Diffusion model, such as 'Beautiful Realistic Asians', by copying the model link.
  • 🎨 Generate images by inputting prompts and selecting the desired model in the Stable Diffusion interface.
  • 💡 Adjust negative prompts or other parameters to improve image quality.
  • 🛠️ For MacBook, install Homebrew and Python, then clone the Stable Diffusion repository.
  • 🖥️ On Windows, install Python 3.10 and Git, then create a 'Stable Diffusion' folder and clone the repository.
  • 🚀 Introduce Xforms for significantly faster image generation on PCs with VRAM under 12GB.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic of the video?

    -The main topic of the video is the introduction of the download method for the latest version of Stable Diffusion in 2024 across three different environments: Google Colab, MacBook, and Windows.

  • How does the video begin?

    -The video begins with a greeting and an overview of the content, which is to introduce the download method for the latest version of Stable Diffusion.

  • What is the first step in setting up Stable Diffusion on Google Colab?

    -The first step is to click on the Google Colab link provided in the summary and then click on the 'File' in the top left corner, followed by 'Save to Drive' to copy the notebook to Google Drive.

  • What type of runtime and hardware accelerator are required for Stable Diffusion on Google Colab?

    -The required runtime is Python 3, and the hardware accelerator should be a T4 GPU.

  • How can you access Google Drive files from Google Colab?

    -You can access Google Drive files by connecting Google Drive to Google Colab, which is done by clicking 'Connect' and following the prompts.

  • What is the purpose of the 'Install Update' button in Google Colab?

    -The 'Install Update' button is used to install the environment needed to run Stable Diffusion, which is Autotech111Lip for the first installation and updates for subsequent uses.

  • How long does it take to generate an image with Stable Diffusion on a MacBook?

    -It takes approximately 2 minutes to generate an image with the default settings on a MacBook, but this can vary depending on the system's performance and the complexity of the image.

  • What is the recommended method for MacBook users to generate images with Stable Diffusion?

    -For MacBook users, it is recommended to use Google Colab for image generation due to the potential performance limitations of the local hardware.

  • What is the first step in installing Stable Diffusion on Windows?

    -The first step is to install Python 3.3.1.6, which is specified on the Stable Diffusion GitHub page, followed by the installation of Git.

  • How do you clone the Stable Diffusion repository on Windows?

    -After installing Git, you navigate to the folder where you want to clone the repository (e.g., the 'Stable Diffusion' folder on the C drive), open a command prompt, and enter the git clone command provided in the repository's summary.

  • What is the purpose of the 'webuser.bat' file in the Stable Diffusion folder on Windows?

    -The 'webuser.bat' file is used to launch Stable Diffusion with specific settings that can improve the image generation speed, particularly for users with VRAM less than 12GB.

Outlines

00:00

📚 Introduction to Downloading Stable Diffusion

This paragraph introduces the viewers to the process of downloading the latest version of Stable Diffusion for the year 2024. It explains that the tutorial will cover download methods for three different environments: Google Colab, MacBook, and Windows. The video is particularly beneficial for elementary learners of Stable Diffusion, as they can start generating images right after watching. The speaker guides the audience to follow the appropriate section based on their device and preferred service.

05:02

💻 Setting Up Stable Diffusion on Google Colab

The speaker provides a step-by-step guide on how to set up Stable Diffusion using Google Colab. This includes clicking on the Google Colab link, copying the notebook to Google Drive, and ensuring the runtime type is Python3 with a T4 GPU accelerator. The tutorial also covers how to connect Google Drive to access files and install the necessary libraries and packages for running Stable Diffusion. The speaker emphasizes the use of a paid plan for Google Colab and guides the viewers on how to download and install the Beautiful Realistic Asians model for generating images of Asian beauties.

10:03

🖥️ Installing Stable Diffusion on MacBook

This section details the process of installing Stable Diffusion on a MacBook. The speaker instructs the viewers to create a new folder, open a terminal, and install Homebrew and Python. Following this, the speaker guides the audience through cloning the Stable Diffusion repository and downloading the Beautiful Realistic Asians model. The speaker also provides tips on how to start Stable Diffusion and generate images using the Japanese prompt. The paragraph concludes with a note on the time it takes to generate images on a MacBook and suggests using Google Colab for image generation.

15:05

💡 Optimizing Image Generation on Windows

The speaker discusses the installation of Stable Diffusion on a Windows system, starting with downloading and installing Python and Git. The tutorial then moves on to creating a Stable Diffusion folder on the C drive and cloning the repository. The speaker introduces the concept of Xforms to significantly improve image generation speed, especially for PCs with VRAM under 12GB. The paragraph includes instructions on how to modify the Webuser.B batch file to include the skip_token argument to resolve runtime GPU errors. The speaker concludes by reassuring that once the environment is set up, subsequent launches will be much faster.

🎨 Generating Images with Stable Diffusion

In this final paragraph, the speaker demonstrates how to generate images using the Stable Diffusion interface. After downloading and setting up the Beautiful Realistic Asians model, the speaker shows how to restart Stable Diffusion and generate images. The speaker emphasizes the ease of generating images with Stable Diffusion and encourages viewers to explore other models for creating different types of AI art. The paragraph ends with a call to action for viewers to subscribe to the channel, rate the video, and leave comments if they have any questions or points of interest.

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Keywords

💡Stable Diffusion

Stable Diffusion is an AI model used for generating images from textual descriptions. It is the central theme of the video, with the host providing detailed instructions on how to download and use it across different platforms like Google Colab, MacBook, and Windows. The video aims to educate viewers on leveraging Stable Diffusion to create AI art.

💡Google Colab

Google Colab is a cloud-based platform that allows users to run Python code in their browser, typically used for machine learning and data analysis. In the context of the video, Google Colab is used as a means to access and run Stable Diffusion without the need for local hardware resources.

💡Python

Python is a high-level programming language that is widely used in various fields, including web development, data analysis, and artificial intelligence. In the video, Python is essential for installing the necessary libraries and packages to run Stable Diffusion on a MacBook and Windows system.

💡GitHub

GitHub is a web-based platform that provides version control and collaboration features for software development. It allows developers to store, manage, and collaborate on code projects. In the video, GitHub is used as the source for the Stable Diffusion code and models.

💡AI Art

AI Art refers to the creation of visual art using artificial intelligence, often involving machine learning models like Stable Diffusion to generate images based on textual prompts. The video's main goal is to teach viewers how to create AI Art using Stable Diffusion.

💡Download Method

The download method refers to the process of obtaining software or data from a source, such as downloading Stable Diffusion and its required libraries to a user's device. The video provides detailed steps for downloading Stable Diffusion on different platforms.

💡Runtime

In computing, runtime refers to the duration that a program or application is running. In the context of the video, the runtime setting in Google Colab is crucial for specifying the type of Python environment and hardware accelerator needed to run Stable Diffusion.

💡GPU

A Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) is a specialized electronic circuit designed to rapidly manipulate and alter memory to accelerate the creation of images in a frame buffer intended for output to a display device. In the video, a GPU is necessary for accelerating the image generation process in Stable Diffusion.

💡Model Download

Model download refers to the process of acquiring the specific AI models required for a task, such as generating images with Stable Diffusion. The video provides instructions on how to download and install different models for Stable Diffusion.

💡Web UI

Web UI stands for Web User Interface, which is the visual and interactive part of a software application that is accessed over the internet. In the video, the Web UI is the interface through which users interact with Stable Diffusion to generate images.

💡Negative Prompt

A negative prompt in the context of AI image generation is a type of input that tells the AI model what not to include in the generated image. It's a way to refine the output by specifying constraints or undesirable elements.

Highlights

Introduction to the latest version of Stable Diffusion and its download methods for 2024.

Explanation of downloading Stable Diffusion on three different platforms: Google Colab, MacBook, and Windows.

Google Colab setup for Stable Diffusion, including checking runtime type and hardware accelerator.

Connecting Google Drive to Google Colab for file access.

Installation of Stable Diffusion using AutoDL on Google Colab.

Downloading and installing the Beautiful Realistic Asians model for generating Asian-style images.

Starting Stable Diffusion and generating images using the interface.

Instructions for setting up Stable Diffusion on a Mac, including installing Homebrew and Python.

Cloning the Stable Diffusion repository and installing necessary libraries on Mac.

Downloading the Beautiful Realistic Asians model using the Stable Diffusion web interface on Mac.

Launching Stable Diffusion on Mac and generating images with the selected model.

Installation of Python and Git on Windows for Stable Diffusion setup.

Creating a Stable Diffusion folder on the C drive and cloning the repository on Windows.

Improving image generation speed with the introduction of Xforms on Windows.

Fixing runtime errors related to GPU usage in Stable Diffusion on Windows.

Starting Stable Diffusion on Windows with the downloaded model and generating images.

Brief overview of the process and encouragement for viewers to try creating AI art with Stable Diffusion.

Call to action for viewers to subscribe, like, and comment if the video was helpful.