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First model for InvokeAI — go to `images.mydomain.com` → Model Manager → search `sd-1.5-inpainting` → Install.
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## SearXNG first-time fix
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## InvokeAI Usage Guide
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### Installing your first model
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1. Open `https://images.mydomain.com`
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2. Click **Model Manager** (left sidebar)
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3. Click **HuggingFace**
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4. Search: `runwayml/stable-diffusion-inpainting`
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5. Click Install — downloads automatically
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### Text to Image (like ChatGPT image generation)
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1. Click the **canvas icon** (left sidebar)
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2. Make sure model is selected at top (e.g. `sd-1.5-inpainting`)
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3. Type your prompt in the prompt box
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4. Click **Invoke**
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5. Results appear in the gallery (right side)
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Key settings to learn:
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- **Steps** — higher = more refined, slower (20-30 is good)
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- **CFG Scale** — how closely to follow the prompt (7-9 is good)
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- **Seed** — lock it to reproduce the exact same image
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### Inpainting (fixing details in an existing image)
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1. Open an image from the gallery or upload one
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2. Click **Send to Canvas**
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3. Select the **Brush** tool
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4. Paint a mask over the area you want to change (face, hand, background)
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5. Type what you want in that area in the prompt
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6. Adjust **Denoising Strength** — lower (0.3-0.5) = subtle, higher (0.7+) = more creative
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7. Click **Invoke**
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8. The masked area is regenerated, rest of image stays intact
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Tips:
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- Use **Inpaint at Full Resolution** for face/hand details
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- Keep denoising low (0.3-0.4) for seamless blending
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- Mask blur of 4-8px softens the edge between inpainted and original
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### Using an image as a base (img2img)
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1. Upload or select an image from gallery
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2. Click **Send to Canvas**
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3. Change mode to **Image to Image**
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4. Type your prompt describing what you want
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5. Adjust **Denoising Strength**:
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- Low (0.3) = keeps original, subtle changes
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- High (0.8) = major transformation
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6. Click **Invoke**
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### Consistent character images (for product lines)
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To maintain a consistent character across many images:
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**Method 1 — Seed locking:**
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- Generate until you get the character you want
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- Note the seed number
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- Lock the seed — same seed = same character base every time
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- Change only the prompt details (pose, background, clothing)
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**Method 2 — Reference image + low denoising:**
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- Use your established character image as the base
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- Set denoising to 0.3-0.4
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- Change prompt to describe the new scene/pose
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- Character features stay consistent, context changes
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**Method 3 — LoRA models:**
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- Train or download a LoRA for your specific character
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- Load the LoRA in Model Manager
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- Add the LoRA trigger word to your prompt
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- Most consistent method for commercial product lines
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- LoRAs available at civitai.com
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### Workflow for best results
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1. Generate several variations (change seed each time)
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2. Pick the best base image
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3. Lock the seed
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4. Inpaint problem areas (faces, hands, backgrounds)
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5. Use img2img for scene variations with same character
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6. Upscale final image for print quality
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SearXNG's wikidata engine fails on startup due to external blocks. Disable it:
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```bash
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