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SDXL Flash

Efficient text-to-image generation model

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SDXL Flash is a text-to-image generation model developed by the SD community in collaboration with Project Fluently. It provides faster processing speeds than LCM, Turbo, Lightning, and Hyper while maintaining the quality of the generated images. Based on Stable Diffusion XL technology, the model achieves high efficiency and high quality image generation through optimization steps and CFG (Guidance) parameters.
SDXL Flash
Stakeholders:
SDXL Flash models are suitable for designers, artists and researchers who need to produce high-quality images quickly. Whether for creative design, artistic creation or scientific research, the model provides powerful image generation capabilities to help users quickly realize creative ideas.
Usage Scenario Examples:

  • Designers use SDXL Flash to quickly generate promotional images for their products
  • Artists use the model to create unique digital artworks
  • The researchers used the model when conducting research on image recognition and processing

The features of the tool:

  • Supports fast generation of high-quality images
  • Optimize the build process using the DPM++ SDE sampler
  • The build quality is controlled by adjusting the CFG Scale and Stelis parameters
  • Compatible with a variety of image generation styles and themes
  • Supports running in CUDA environment and uses GPU to accelerate image generation
  • Provides pre-trained models to simplify deployment and use

Steps for Use:

  • Load the pre-trained SDXL Flash model
  • Set the parameters needed to generate the image, such as CFG Scale and Stelis
  • Select the appropriate sampler, such as DPM++ SDE
  • Run the model in a CUDA environment to take advantage of GPU acceleration
  • Enter a text prompt such as ‘a haliliy dog, sunny day, realism’
  • Generates the image and saves it to the specified path

Tool’s Tabs: Text to image, image generation

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