In that case, you can use a lightweight version of Stable Diffusion called "Stable
Diffusion Lite" which is specifically designed for resource-constrained
environments like mobile devices. Here's a step-by-step guide to set it up on
Termux:
1. Install Termux from the Google Play Store or F-Droid.
2. Open Termux and update the package list:
```
pkg update
```
3. Install the necessary dependencies:
```
pkg install python numpy
```
4. Install PyTorch:
```
pip install torch torchvision
```
5. Clone the Stable Diffusion Lite repository:
```
git clone https://github.com/madebyollin/stable-diffusion-lite.git
```
6. Navigate to the cloned repository:
```
cd stable-diffusion-lite
```
7. Download the pre-trained model weights:
```
wget https://github.com/madebyollin/stable-diffusion-lite/releases/download/
v0.1.0/sd-lite-v0.1.0.ckpt
```
8. Run Stable Diffusion Lite with the desired prompt:
```
python generate.py --prompt "your text prompt here" --output output.png
```
Replace `"your text prompt here"` with the desired text prompt for image
generation. The generated image will be saved as `output.png` in the current
directory.
Stable Diffusion Lite is a simplified version of Stable Diffusion that trades off
some quality for faster performance on resource-constrained devices. It should be
able to generate 512x512 images on your device with 4GB RAM and Helio G29 CPU,
although the generation process may take some time.
Please note that the initial setup process, including downloading the model
weights, will require an internet connection. However, once everything is set up,
you can use Stable Diffusion Lite offline for text-to-image generation.
Certainly! Let's go through the main things you can do with the Stable Diffusion
Lite repository and explore the different generation arguments available.
1. Generating Images:
- The primary purpose of Stable Diffusion Lite is to generate images from text
prompts.
- You can use the `generate.py` script to generate images by providing a text
prompt and specifying the desired output file.
- Example command:
```
python generate.py --prompt "a beautiful sunset over the ocean" --output
sunset.png
```
2. Generation Arguments:
The `generate.py` script accepts various command-line arguments to customize the
image generation process. Here are the main arguments you can use:
- `--prompt`: Specify the text prompt for image generation.
- `--output`: Specify the output file name for the generated image.
- `--H`: Set the height of the generated image (default: 512).
- `--W`: Set the width of the generated image (default: 512).
- `--scale`: Adjust the scale factor for the generated image (default: 7.5).
- `--seed`: Set a specific seed value for reproducible results (default:
random).
- `--steps`: Specify the number of diffusion steps (default: 50).
- `--ckpt`: Provide the path to a custom checkpoint file for the model (default:
uses the pre-trained weights).
You can combine these arguments to have more control over the image generation
process. For example:
```
python generate.py --prompt "a futuristic city at night" --output city.png --H
768 --W 768 --scale 8.0 --steps 100
```
3. Modifying Scripts:
- If you want to dive deeper into the code and customize the behavior of Stable
Diffusion Lite, you can explore and modify the scripts in the repository.
- The main scripts of interest are:
- `generate.py`: The main script for generating images from text prompts.
- `ldm/models/diffusion/ddpm.py`: Defines the diffusion model and sampling
process.
- `ldm/modules/encoders/modules.py`: Contains the text encoder module.
- You can make changes to these scripts to experiment with different
architectures, modify the diffusion process, or integrate additional features.
4. Training Custom Models:
- Stable Diffusion Lite is primarily designed for inference (generating images)
rather than training.
- However, if you have a large dataset and sufficient computational resources,
you can potentially train your own custom models using the provided codebase as a
starting point.
- Training a Stable Diffusion model from scratch requires a significant amount
of data, computational power, and expertise in deep learning.
By exploring these aspects of the Stable Diffusion Lite repository, you can gain a
deeper understanding of how the text-to-image generation process works and how to
customize it to suit your needs.
Remember to refer to the repository's documentation, code comments, and community
resources for more detailed information on using and modifying Stable Diffusion
Lite.
