A custom extension for AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui that integrated a full capability canvas editor which you can use layer, text, image, elements and so on, then send image to or receive image from img2img/inpaint or send image to ContronNet, basing on Polotno.
Just like you install other extension of webui:
- go to Extensions -> Install from URL
- paste this repo link
- install
- go to Installed, apply and restart UI
or you can just find it from Extensions-> Available, and load the offical index URL, this extension is already included in it:
- Full capability image editor, such as Effects, Crop, Position, Lock, etc
- Templates
- Text
- Photos
- Elements
- Upload
- Background
- Layers
- load your local sd generated images as library directly
- send image to or receive image from img2img/inpaint
- send image to ContronNet
- rebuild Polotno (Done)
- Send image to img2img, Sketch, Inpaint, etc (Done)
- Pen and eraser support
- connect to Segment Anything to segment image
- any suggestions or requirements are welcome
I included my Polotno api key, notice it only supports local environment (localhost or 127.0.0.1) for non-commercial purpose. It is easy to create your own free api key from Polotno API, then you can replace mine from webui Settings -> Canvas Editor
Created by jtydhr88 basing on Polotno.
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