Using the model from: <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://huggingface.co/diffusers/stable-diffusion-xl-1.0-inpainting-0.1">diffusers/stable-diffusion-xl-1.0-inpainting-0.1 · Hugging Face</a>PRE-INSTALLED PYTHON REQUIREDI recommend you install 3.10 or higher, I have 3.10.6 just FYI. Older versions may work, but I can't confirm that.This is a small Gradio GUI that allows you to use the diffusers SDXL Inpainting Model locally. It comes with some optimizations that bring the VRAM usage down to 7-9GB, depending on how large of an image you are working with. I recommend using the "EulerDiscreteScheduler". This GUI is similar to the Huggingface demo, but you won't have to wait for your turn and there are also additional features. Use the browser zoom (CTRL + Mouse Wheel) to inpaint with better accuracy.v2: Now with integrated outpainting, mask inversion, noise mask, and mask blurInstallation:Just run "sdxl_inpainting_installer.bat", the cmd window should close automatically once it is finished, after which you can run "sdxl_inpainting_launch.bat" (the first time will take quite a while because it is downloading the inpainting model from Huggingface) or the "no_ops" version if you have the VRAM but it will use ~10GB for just a regular 1024x1024 image (pretty pointless if you ask me because I did not observe a significant slow-down with VRAM optimizations). The GUI does not automatically open, you have to copy-paste the local IP into your browser.

SDXL Inpainting Gradio GUI

Some minor fix regarding noise images.

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