[Community Pipeline] Seed resize
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Community Pipelines are introduced in diffusers==0.4.0
with the idea of allowing the community to quickly add, integrate, and share their custom pipelines on top of diffusers
.
You can find a guide about Community Pipelines here. You can also find all the community examples under examples/community/
. If you have questions about the Community Pipelines feature, please head to the parent issue.
Idea: Seed Resize
Seed Resize allows generating images from a given seed at different resolutions. Usually, the generated images change as the resolution changes; with seed resize, the images look very similar. This idea is inspired by Automatic1111 UI.
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Hi @osanseviero I’d like to take on this =)
Took a crack at it here: https://github.com/huggingface/diffusers/pull/1011