A collection of OpenPose skeletons for use with ControlNet and Stable Diffusion.
These poses are free to use for any and all projects, commercial or otherwise.
You can download individual poses, see renders using each pose, and get more information, on the OpenPoses webpage: https://openposes.com/
Description
Initial release. Contains 46 distinct OpenPose skeletons including multiple variations of dancing, flexing, jumping, laying, sitting, and standing.
FAQ
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These poses are free to use for any and all projects, commercial or otherwise.
Like you have to even specify that you don't own random human poses that anyone can be in or manipulate a skeleton into.
Better to remove any and all uncertainty that anyone might have up front!
if it exists, people will find a way to monetize it, even poses
this file include where？
could you please add more? thank you
I do plan to add more! I'm just working on other projects for the next week or so.
The gods bless you for the openpose site. So much better to be able to see what the pose is supposed to generate.
What a godsend the openpose site is. I will definitely be supporting you!
Do you have a prompt for laying_02 that looks like the example on your site? I can't get anything to resemble that.
Which folder should I put them in?
You probably figured this out by now but if not. The poses are for control net you just install > enable > then upload the photo . If you want to learn more about ControlNet go to this site.
https://stable-diffusion-art.com/controlnet/#Installing_Stable_Diffusion_ControlNet
Great job!
Which folders should i put them in for this? Thanks!
Use controlnet + OpenPose to use it.
FREE: 25 Poses for ControlNet - YouTube
@dutch2005 That doesn't really help... I'm using Forge, via Pinokio, I'm also not sure what folders this should go in? Thanks
@jungletrekka save them anywhere on your computer, they are just images. You use them by loading them as the reference image for a controlnet instance with the openpose controlnet model loaded.