How to Use Stable Diffusion – step-by-step

• To start with Stable Diffusion AI, head to their website at https://stablediffusionweb.com/
• Once on the homepage, you’ll see a large button that says, “Create a new image.”
• Click on this button to get started.

• Once you’ve clicked the “Create new image” button, you’ll be prompted to upload an image.
• You can upload any image you like, but we recommend starting with a simple image to get a feel for the tool.
• After uploading your image, click the “Start” button.

• To choose a model, click on the “Models” tab at the top of the screen. 
• You’ll see a list of available models and a brief description.
• Click on the model you want to use, then click the “Apply” button to apply it to your image.

Once you’ve selected a model, you can adjust the parameters to customize the output image. These parameters include the strength of the image generation, the number of iterations, and the amount of noise in the image.

• To adjust the parameters, click on the “Parameters” tab at the top of the screen.
• You’ll see a range of sliders and settings that you can adjust.
• We recommend starting with the default settings and adjusting them gradually as you become familiar with the tool.

• After selecting a model and adjusting the parameters, you can generate your image.
• Punch on the “Generate” button to begin the process.

When the image generation is complete, you’ll see the output image on the screen.

• If you’re happy with the image, save it by clicking the “Download” button.
• You’ll be prompted to choose a file name and type (we recommend using the PNG file format for best results).
• Once you’ve selected your file name and type, click the “Save” button to download the image to your computer.

Now that you’ve created your first image using Stable Diffusion, it’s time to experiment with different images and models.

• Try uploading different types of images (such as landscapes, portraits, or abstract art).
• Experiment with different models and parameters to see what results you can achieve.

• To get a feel for the tool, start with simple images with clear lines and shapes.

• Each model has its unique style, so don’t be afraid to experiment with different models to see which best suits your needs.

• Start with the default settings and then adjust the parameters gradually to see how they affect the output image.

• Depending on the complexity of the model and the size of your image, the image generation process may take a few minutes to complete.
• Be patient and wait for the process to finish before making any adjustments.

• To avoid losing your work, save your image frequently by clicking the “Download” button.

• Instead of using a generic prompt like “ocean,” try something more specific like “stormy sea with crashing waves.”

• Instead of saying “dog,” try “fierce black dog with glaring eyes.”

• Emotions are a powerful way to evoke feelings in your image.
• Instead of saying “mountain,” try “lonely mountain peak with a sense of isolation.”

• Instead of saying “sunflower,” try “dancing sunflowers in a field.”

• Combining different elements in your prompt can lead to unexpected and interesting results.

• While it’s important to be specific and detailed, it’s important to keep your prompts simple and easy to understand.