FLUX reference code for image generation
Explore Black Forest Labs' official inference code and model references.
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Apple Stable Diffusion for Core ML deployment
Convert supported diffusion models and run them through Apple's Core ML stack.
AI Toolkit for configurable diffusion training jobs
Run documented adapter and model-training recipes using explicit job configuration.
kohya_ss for configuring diffusion model training
Configure image-model adaptation jobs through a graphical training interface.
ComfyUI Examples for inspecting working graphs
Study example workflows that show how ComfyUI nodes and models fit together.
ControlNet for conditioning diffusion with spatial cues
Guide supported image generation models with inputs such as edges, poses or depth.
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