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InvokeAI for image generation and canvas editing

Generate and revise images through a canvas and reusable workflows.

Image GenerationPublished 2 min read

Key Takeaways

  • The application organizes generation settings and output assets and supports editing operations that constrain where changes appear.
  • Choose the supported model and edit operation before bringing in a production asset.
  • Use a small canvas edit with a clearly marked region.
  • Output depends on checkpoint, conditioning and the selected editing operation.

How it works

The application organizes generation settings and output assets and supports editing operations that constrain where changes appear. A workflow can express steps used repeatedly.

What you need

Choose the supported model and edit operation before bringing in a production asset. Use a simple mask and a baseline generation to check the effect of canvas settings.

What to try first

Use a small canvas edit with a clearly marked region. Compare changes inside and outside the mask, then save the settings that produced the result.

Preserve a copy of the mask and starting image. That helps distinguish effects of the edit operation from randomness when revisiting the output.

Where to look for failures

Output depends on checkpoint, conditioning and the selected editing operation. Keep the original image and masks when a result needs to be recreated.

Related Franklin pages

Start with a small workflow that can be rerun. Keep the seed, mask, model revision and graph together so the visual output can be compared after an edit.

Franklin’s image tests give you examples of outputs to compare across visual models. Franklin’s image tests

Project documentation

Try it for your workflow

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