A beginner's guide to the Fooocus-Api model by Konieshadow on Replicate

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Model overview

fooocus-api is a third-party Fooocus model created by konieshadow. Fooocus is an image generation software that takes inspiration from Stable Diffusion and Midjourney, providing an offline, open-source, and free alternative. fooocus-api provides a REST API for using the Fooocus model, allowing users to leverage its powerful image generation capabilities in any programming language.

Similar models include fooocus-api-realistic and fooocus-api-anime, which are also third-party Fooocus models created by konieshadow with preset configurations for realistic and anime-style images, respectively. Additionally, the fooocus model by vetkastar and the txt2img model by fofr provide alternative image generation capabilities.

Model inputs and outputs

fooocus-api accepts a variety of inputs to control the image generation process, including prompts, image seeds, guidance scales, and ControlNet configurations for image prompting. The model can generate multiple images at once and supports features like upscaling, inpainting, and outpainting.

Inputs

Prompt: The textual prompt that describes the desired image.
Negative Prompt: The textual prompt that describes what should not be included in the image.
Image Seed: The seed value used to generate the image.
Guidance Scale: The strength of the text conditioning during generation.
Refiner Switch: The strength of the refiner module during generation.
Image Number: The number of images to generate.
Sharpness: The sharpness of the generated images.
Performance Selection: The trade-off between image quality and generation speed.
Aspect Ratios Selection: The aspect ratio of the generated images.
ControlNet Inputs and Configuration: Optional inputs and settings for the ControlNet module, which can be used for image prompting, inpainting, and outpainting.