Adding a toggle button to the resolutions

[Aamir3d]

There are a bunch of resolutions / image sizes , but as we can see now, the dropdown is TOO long.
I propose having either a toggle button for landscape/ portrait mode or an aspect ratio button to quickly switch without getting bogged down in the long dropdown.

Addendum.
I don't see any 16:9 / 9:16 ratios or 16:10, which are pretty common and widely used. For example
I feel those are necessary additions and should have been part of the original project too.

I've calculated some resolutions that might be useful
1152 x 720 - 16:10
1152 x 648 - 16:9
1280x720 - 16:9

Edit 2:
(Note from the GUI perspective - the dropdown is indeed way too long now, and serves as a distraction rather than a 'quick' generation.
For other members contributing to the project, it might be helpful to discuss / see if it might be more feasible to say enter a width or height value, and use the toggle to fill in the other resolution based on aspect, or just enter values in both fields (faster).

[barepixels]

1152 x 720 - 16:10
1152 x 648 - 16:9
1280x720 - 16:9
do not use. 720 and 648 does not divided by 64 evenly

Use 1344 x 768 for 16:9

[Aamir3d]

1152 x 720 - 16:10 1152 x 648 - 16:9 1280x720 - 16:9 do not use. 720 and 648 does not divided by 64 evenly

Use 1344 x 768 for 16:9

Interesting, thank you for the info.

[MoonRide303]

@Aamir3d The resolution list is limited on purpose - I wanted it to be in sync with officially supported resolutions list used for SDXL training (as defined in SDXL paper, Appendix I). And as Gradio (UI framework used by Fooocus) doesn't support that kind of toggles / filters for dropdown lists, I am leaving resolution list as it is - closing.

[Aamir3d]

No problem.
Just asking - is there a possibility to include a resolution box instead - this is because just scrolling through the list trying to find a resolution/aspect you need is a waste of time (which defeats the purpose of having a simple clean UI).
Maybe do a Resolution X Resolution Y box, and display resolutions below in the dropdown.

[barepixels]

There are a lot of resolutions on that list that nobody would ever use.