hua1995116/awesome-ai-painting

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Mindmap

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  root((awesome ai painting))
    Platforms
      Midjourney
      DALL-E 2
      DreamStudio
      China platforms
    Tools and models
      Stable Diffusion
      AnimateDiff
      SDXL Turbo
      Flux.1
    Use cases
      AI art creation
      AI video generation
    Audience
      Artists and creators
      Beginners

mindmap root((awesome ai painting)) Platforms Midjourney DALL-E 2 DreamStudio China platforms Tools and models Stable Diffusion AnimateDiff SDXL Turbo Flux.1 Use cases AI art creation AI video generation Audience Artists and creators Beginners

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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Find the right AI image generation platform based on your budget, with notes on which are free or paid

USE CASE 2

Learn to generate short AI animations using AnimateDiff by following the linked tutorials

USE CASE 3

Set up Stable Diffusion locally or in Google Colab using the linked workflow guides

USE CASE 4

Generate stylized images with Flux.1 or SDXL Turbo by following the technique breakdowns in the list

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

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In plain English

This repository is a curated collection of resources about AI image generation, maintained by a creator who has been working in the AI art space since late 2022. The README is written primarily in Chinese and includes an English-language version as well. Its purpose is to help more people learn how to create images using AI tools, particularly ones based on Stable Diffusion. The collection covers several categories of resources. There are lists of platforms where you can generate AI images, both international services like Midjourney, DALL-E 2, and DreamStudio, and platforms accessible from China. Each platform entry notes whether it is free, requires credits, or has other access conditions. The list spans simple web tools as well as Google Colab notebooks you can run yourself. Beyond the platform list, the repository includes tutorials and guides for specific tools and techniques. These cover AnimateDiff, which is used for generating short AI videos and animations, SDXL Turbo, which generates images very quickly, Stable Cascade, Flux.1 (an image generator from Black Forest Labs), and Stable Diffusion Video. Each section explains what the tool does and links to tutorial resources or workflow setups. The README also documents the author's own AI products built over time, including an AI image generation service and a QR code generation tool that uses AI styling. There are sections covering recent news and technique breakdowns, such as a method for improving image quality with Stable Diffusion and ways to embed text visually into AI-generated artwork. The repository is updated periodically as new tools and techniques emerge in the AI image generation space.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1

I want to generate AI images with Stable Diffusion locally. Which workflow or Colab notebook in awesome-ai-painting is best for a complete beginner with no coding experience?

Prompt 2

Using AnimateDiff, generate a short looping animation from a still prompt. Walk me through the setup steps based on the resources listed in awesome-ai-painting.

Prompt 3

I want to try Flux.1 from Black Forest Labs for the first time. What does it do differently from Stable Diffusion and what setup do I need based on the awesome-ai-painting guide?

Prompt 4

What is SDXL Turbo, how fast is it compared to regular Stable Diffusion, and what are its tradeoffs based on the awesome-ai-painting resources?

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