Simple image caption manager.
I needed an easy way to see simultaneously the caption and the image I am captioning for training Stable Diffusion LoRA, so I made this.
Built on Neutralinojs and Svelte with TailwindCSS.
- Adjustable UI panes
- Subfolder support
- Remembers changes in multiple files (you can save them at once)
PageUp(orArrowUpwhen caption is not focused) - Open previous image in folderPageDown(orArrowDownwhen caption is not focused) - Open next image in folderCtrl+S- Save currently open captionCtrl+Alt+S- Save all unsaved captions
This project doesn't have an installer, it's a single binary and a resources file.
Here is what you need to do to get it running:
- Download the right zip for your system from the GitHub releases page.
- Unzip it in location of your choice.
- Continue with the Usage section
- Start the
captioner-executable - Click on the opened window and choose folder with your images
- Click on one of them in the filebrowser pane on the left
- Write your description in the box bellow the shown image
- Profit!
Either save your caption after writing it or save them all once you caption all of them... or ideally both!
Once you close the window Captioner will exit automatically.
Neutralino is providing us with these modes:
window(default) - Opens a standalone window (on Ubuntu I tend to experience performance issues with this mode)browser- Opens Captioner in your default browserchrome- Opens Captioner in a chrome-based browser and attempts to make it look like a native app
You can set the mode using the cli parameter --mode=<mode>, either by making a link to the executable and editing it (in Windows) or in command line.
pnpm ipnpm dev
Run pnpm dist to build the project and create zip files for each supported platform in dist/ folder.
Or run pnpm build directly if you don't need zip files and the binaries will be in dist/captioner/.
To run the built project you need a captioner-* binary and the resources.neu file.