Openjourney - Midjourney for free? (Install Guide and Examples)
TLDRThis video provides a step-by-step guide on how to install OpenJourney for Stable Diffusion, a tool used for AI-generated images. The process starts with downloading the V4 version of OpenJourney from huggingface.co and saving the checkpoint file. The file is then pasted into the Stable Diffusion models folder, which can be accessed through the Stable Diffusion interface. The video demonstrates the installation by refreshing the Stable Diffusion page and selecting OpenJourney from the dropdown menu. Various prompts are tested, including one without a negative prompt and others with different sampling methods like Euler. The results are compared between OpenJourney and Stable Diffusion 1.5, highlighting the realistic face details. The video also explores using prompts from the Prompt Hero website for more refined images. The host encourages viewers to share their thoughts on the tests conducted and to like and subscribe for more content.
Takeaways
- 🌐 Visit huggingface.co to find and download OpenJourney for Stable Diffusion.
- 📄 Select the V4 version and download the checkpoint file.
- 📁 Move the downloaded file to the Stable Diffusion installation directory.
- 🔄 Copy the file into the 'models' then 'stable diffusion' folder.
- 🔄 If Stable Diffusion is not installed, there's a link provided for installation.
- 📋 Use Ctrl + V to paste the file in the correct directory.
- ♻️ Refresh Stable Diffusion to load OpenJourney.
- 🔽 Select OpenJourney from the dropdown menu to use it.
- 📝 Test OpenJourney with different prompts and sampling methods.
- 🖌️ Experiment with and without negative prompts for varied results.
- 🔍 Compare the output quality between OpenJourney and Stable Diffusion 1.5.
- 📸 Try various checkpoints (like 2.1) for different visual effects.
- 🌟 Use prompts designed specifically for OpenJourney from prompt hero for best results.
- 🎶 Enjoy the process and explore the creative possibilities of OpenJourney.
Q & A
What is the first step to install OpenJourney for stable diffusion?
-The first step is to go to huggingface.co and search for OpenJourney.
Which version of OpenJourney is recommended to start with?
-The V4 version is recommended to start with.
How do you download the checkpoint file for OpenJourney?
-After clicking on the V4 version, go to files and versions, click the checkpoint file, and then click download.
What is the process of moving the downloaded checkpoint file to the stable diffusion directory?
-Once downloaded, go to the folder where it was downloaded, cut the file with Ctrl + X, then paste it into the models/stable diffusion directory where stable diffusion is installed.
Is there a guide provided for installing stable diffusion if it's not already installed?
-Yes, there will be a link provided on how to install stable diffusion.
How do you refresh the stable diffusion interface to include the newly installed OpenJourney?
-Go to stable diffusion, hit the refresh button, click on the dropdown, and select OpenJourney.
What is the purpose of using prompts in the OpenJourney installation guide?
-Prompts are used to guide the stable diffusion model to generate specific types of images or outcomes based on the user's request.
Why might one choose not to use a negative prompt for the first tests?
-Not using a negative prompt for the first tests allows for a baseline comparison to see how the model performs without any constraints or specific exclusions.
What is Euler sampling method mentioned in the script?
-Euler is a sampling method used in the stable diffusion model to generate images; it's one of the options the user can choose to alter the output.
How does the face detail in stable diffusion 1.5 compare to OpenJourney?
-The face detail in stable diffusion 1.5 is noted to be more detailed than that of OpenJourney.
What is the significance of using a prompt designed specifically for OpenJourney?
-Using a prompt designed specifically for OpenJourney can help achieve better results tailored to the strengths of the OpenJourney model.
Where can viewers find the prompts and links mentioned in the script?
-The prompts and links are included in the video description below.
Outlines
📥 Installing Open Journey for Stable Diffusion
The video provides a step-by-step guide to installing the Open Journey model for Stable Diffusion, a text-to-image generation system. It begins with the instruction to visit huggingface.co, search for Open Journey, and download the V4 checkpoint file. After downloading, the user is guided to cut and paste the file into the Stable Diffusion models directory. The video also offers a brief on how to install Stable Diffusion if it's not already set up. Once the file is in place, viewers are shown how to refresh Stable Diffusion and select the Open Journey model. The video concludes with a demonstration of the model using different prompts and sampling methods, including a comparison with Stable Diffusion 1.5 and a test with a negative prompt to improve the image output.
🖼️ Testing and Comparing Image Generation
This paragraph showcases the results of image generation tests using the Open Journey model in Stable Diffusion. The video demonstrates the use of various prompts from the prompt hero website, highlighting the quality and realism of the generated images. The narrator expresses satisfaction with the output and invites viewers to share their opinions on the tests conducted. The video ends with a call to action, encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and follow for more content.
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Keywords
💡OpenJourney
💡Stable Diffusion
💡Checkpoint
💡Huggingface.co
💡Prompts
💡Negative Prompt
💡Sampling Method
💡Version 1.5 and 2.1
💡Refresh Button
💡Prompt Hero
💡Installation Guide
Highlights
Install OpenJourney for stable diffusion by visiting huggingface.co and searching for OpenJourney.
Select the V4 version and download the checkpoint file.
Cut the downloaded file and paste it into the Stable Diffusion models directory.
If Stable Diffusion is not installed, a link is provided for installation instructions.
Use the shortcut Ctrl + V to paste the file into the Stable Diffusion directory.
Refresh Stable Diffusion to load the OpenJourney model.
Select OpenJourney from the dropdown menu to begin using the model.
The video includes prompts used for testing OpenJourney.
No negative prompt is used for the initial tests.
A different sampling method, Euler, is tried for better image results.
Stable Diffusion 1.5 is compared and found to have more detailed faces.
OpenJourney's checkpoint is revisited for further testing with a new prompt.
Negative prompts are introduced to improve the image output.
Version 2.1 of the checkpoint is tested for enhanced realism in the face.
A prompt designed specifically for OpenJourney from the Prompt Hero website is used.
Another prompt from Prompt Hero is tested, yielding impressive results.
The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to like, subscribe, and comment on their thoughts.