With the Auto-Photoshop-StableDiffusion-Plugin, you can seamlessly access the powerful capabilities of Automatic1111’s Stable Diffusion directly within Photoshop. Say goodbye to toggling between applications!
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How to Install
Follow these simple steps to get started with the Auto-Photoshop-StableDiffusion-Plugin.
Method 1: One Click Installer
- Download the .ccx file.
- Run the .ccx file. That’s it! You will have access to all stable diffusion modes like txt2img, img2img, inpainting, and outpainting.
- As a crucial step, install the Auto-Photoshop-SD Extension from the Automatic1111 extension tab to use mask expansion and mask blur. This will enhance your results significantly.
Check out the tutorials to master the tool.
Method 2: The Unzip Method
- Download the .zip file.
- Unzip it into a folder with the same name and move the folder to the Photoshop Plugin directory.
- As in Method 1, install the Auto-Photoshop-SD Extension from the Automatic1111 extension tab.
Method 3: The UXP Method (for Developers/Programmers Only)
Here are some steps for developers. For artists, the one-click installer is highly recommended.
- Download the plugin using
git clone https://github.com/AbdullahAlfaraj/Auto-Photoshop-StableDiffusion-Plugin.git
- Navigate to the plugin directory in a command window and run
npm install
to install dependencies. - Build the plugin by running
npm run watch
and then executingstart_server.bat
. - Adjust the configuration in webui-user.bat as instructed in the documentation.
- Run Photoshop and enable Developer Mode in Preferences.
- Use Adobe UXP Developer Tool to load the plugin as outlined in the instructions.
FAQ and Known Issues
What Photoshop version do I need to run the plugin?
The minimum Photoshop version required is Photoshop v24.
Troubleshooting
Here are some common issues you might face:
- Plugin Load Failed: If you encounter this issue, ensure that Photoshop is running prior to loading the plugin.
- No application are connected to the service: Start Photoshop, then restart the UXP and load the plugin again.
- Exception in ASGI application – Expecting value: line 1 column 1: This typically indicates a version mismatch between the plugin and the Automatic1111 backend. Ensure both are updated.
- No Generations and Plugin Server doesn’t send messages: This typically indicates that the remote server does not have API access enabled. Verify through the respective URL.
- No GPU Options: For those without GPU, consider using the Stable Horde for distributed processing, or check out the Colab for cloud solutions.
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