Therefore I drew a weird-looking string instrument but left it up to the AI to try to figure out what it was meant to be. Without adding an extra bit of drawing there would be no use for Stable Doodle’s sketch pad. If I simply wanted a portrait of Taylor Swift I’d just use a text prompt. Could Stable Doodle creatively portray someone while ensuring that they’re still recognizable by the end of the process? A familiar face would facilitate the judging process, so I thought of American pop superstar Taylor Swift who, as of this month, has more No. I think we can call this one a win for Stable Doodle. Let’s not forget that we started off with my 3 poorly drawn shapes. Nonetheless, the grid’s images certainly look like hand-drawn pieces that wouldn’t look out of place in a graphic novel, which is what the game’s creators were going for. After all, debates about the type of art used in Borderlands itself have been heated in the past. Whether Stable Doodle managed to mimic the style of the role-playing shooter game Borderlands is subjective. I’m not sure whether much time traveling is possible with the second device, but the drawing on the bottom right once again has some potential. It has a hovering display complete with the AI’s futuristic interpretation of something that could alter our universe. The results look great! The very first image in the top right of the grid seems to do the trick. Stable Doodle’s creation from the prompt for a futuristic device in the style of Borderlands. Reserve your judgment on my spacetime-altering machine for the next millennium. I went out on a limb with a triangle as the desk. I’m guessing we’ll still like square or rectangular displays in the future so that’s what I drew. Drawn in the style of the game Borderlands.”
It consists of a display on top of a hover desk with a spacetime-altering module at the bottom.
“A futuristic device from the year 3000 using technology that has never been seen before. What better way to test the AI’s creativity than to ask it to come up with something that doesn’t exist? I used the following prompt: If I upload a picture of myself with my friends, I want us to still be recognizable after Stable Diffusion’s touch-up.įirst off, the inanimate object. In the future, Stable Doodle should be allowing user-inputted photos.
I wanted to see how well Stable Diffusion could stick to creating exactly what I want rather than resorting to some kind of stock AI photo bank. Then, lastly, I would try to sketch a widely recognizable person and ask the AI to be as realistic as possible. If I’m a person that can’t draw to save their life (I happen to be such a person) I’d need all the help I can get to end up with something presentable. I tested Stable Doodle in two different ways I thought sounded fair.įirst I’d try to generate an inanimate object while giving as much room as possible for the AI to be creative. The files are available on the release page.See more I tried it - here's what happened I used the AppImage version, you can use whichever you prefer. You can get Upscayl in AppImage and Flatpak formats.
#Ai upscaling image free windows
Support for Windows and macOS is planned. The application is available for Linux at the moment. Still, my not-so-successful experiment should not deter you from trying it out yourself. There must have been a good reason (or so I want to believe). Blurred images are NOT fixed by Upscaylĭon't judge me because I took a random photo of my kitchen counter. That's not a Upscayl feature.Įarlier, I had written my attempt with a blurred picture, and though the 435 KB image resulted in a 24 MB image, there was hardly any visible differences. CPU usage while Upscayl works on upscaling the imageĭo note that Upscayl works on enhancing low-resolution images, but it cannot automatically fix the blurred images. It took quite some processing power, but my 8-core, 11th Gen i7 processor with 16 GB RAM easily handled it. The resultant high-res image of Openbox logo And you can see that the image is sharp and of high resolution. The process resulted in a 1200x1004 pixels image of 170 kB in size. It took some time, around a minute, I think. I tried to upscale the image with Upscayl. The image is of size 300x251 pixels and about 7 KB in size. So, for my testing, I used a digital image of Openbox logo from this website. Not that I have always had a DSLR for high-res photos.
I don't have lots of low-resolution images on my computer.
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