Lexica-like webpage for CivitAI images
Lexica-like webpage for CivitAI images
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The original was posted on /r/stablediffusion by /u/DevilaN82 on 2023-11-27 21:43:47.
Hello!
I am the creator of webpage.
It allows you to search and browse CivitAI image database using basic and advanced queries. It is in early stage, and because of being my fun sideproject it is mostly oriented towards fun of making something useful, rather than pure clean and neat frontend. Despite it my friends found it quite useful and I decided that I would like to share it with the Stable Diffusion community.
In the early days of Stable Diffusion one of the first things that helped me the most with prompting was where I could look for things I needed and if I was lucky, then I had one or more prompts to tinker with. Nowadays Lexica started it’s own model, and search limited to base model is not so useful like it has been then.
I decided to use large amount of images on CivitAI and scrap all the image data there through their API (bless you for it u/CivitAI) so I can sort / filter / search and browse them.
It is about 3M images right now and most of it is NSFW, but well... This might not be an issue for some of us ;-)
New images are added few times daily. All images metadata is updated weekly (so some images might have positive reactions count out of date.
Images are being served by CivitAI proxy, which is making a heavy work rescaling them to 200px width. This means some of images not yet in cache with rescaled version might load a bit (usually 20-30s).
It is powered by MariaDB database with Sphinx indexer for quick searches.
TODO:
- Adding syntax so filtersearch with ranges can be used (i.e. Steps: 20-25)
- Making it responsive and mobile friendly.
- Put all the stuff there through CLIP interrogator, other image captioning / describing AI to allow searching by those descriptions also. As right now there are over 1.5TB of images this might be a difficult task, but still doable in acceptable time with enough of people running google colab ;-)