FLUX: Open Source Text-to-Image Model Surpassing Midjourney and Others - Tutorial and Comparison

FLUX: Open Source Text-to-Image Model Surpassing Midjourney and Others - Tutorial and Comparison

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FLUX: Open Source Text-to-Image Model Surpassing Midjourney and Others - Tutorial and Comparison

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  1. 1 Introduction to the truly SOTA txt2img model FLUX which is Open Source
  2. 2 How we are going to install FLUX model into our SwarmUI and use it
  3. 3 How to accurately download FLUX models manually
  4. 4 How to download FP16 and optimized FP8 FLUX models automatically 1-click
  5. 5 Which precision and type of FLUX models are best for your case and what is the difference
  6. 6 Which folder you need to put FLUX models accurately
  7. 7 How to update your SwarmUI to latest version for FLUX support
  8. 8 How to use FLUX models after SwarmUI started
  9. 9 How to use CFG scale for FLUX model
  10. 10 How to see what is happening that moment in the server debug logs
  11. 11 Turbo model image generation speed on RTX 3090 Ti GPU
  12. 12 Somes turbo model may generate blurry images
  13. 13 How to generate images with development model
  14. 14 How to use FLUX model in FP16 instead of default FP8 precision on SwarmUI
  15. 15 What are the difference between development and turbo model of FLUX models
  16. 16 Generating native 1536x1536 and testing high res capability of FLUX and how much VRAM it uses
  17. 17 Image generation speed of 1536x1536 resolution FLUX image on RTX 3090 Ti GPU with SwarmUI
  18. 18 How to check if you are using any shared VRAM - this slows down generation speed significantly
  19. 19 How to use SwarmUI and FLUX on cloud services - no PC or GPU is required
  20. 20 How to use pre-installed SwarmUI on amazing Massed Compute 48 GB GPU for 31 cents per hour with FLUX dev FP16 model
  21. 21 How to download FLUX models on Massed Compute instance
  22. 22 FLUX models downloading speed of Massed Compute
  23. 23 How much time it takes on Massed Compute download all very best FP16 FLUX and T5 models
  24. 24 How to first update and start SwarmUI on Massed Compute with 1-click
  25. 25 How to use Massed Compute started SwarmUI on your PC's browser with ngrok - you can use even on your phone this way
  26. 26 Comparing Midjourney image to open source FLUX with same prompt
  27. 27 How to set DType to FP16 to generate better quality images on Massed Compute with FLUX
  28. 28 Comparing FLUX generated image with the Midjourney generated image for same prompt
  29. 29 How to install SwarmUI and download FLUX models on RunPod to use
  30. 30 Step speed and VRAM of Turbo model vs Dev model of FLUX
  31. 31 How to download FLUX models on RunPod after SwarmUI installed
  32. 32 How to start SwarmUI after you restart your pod or turn off and on your pod
  33. 33 If CFG scale panel of SwarmUI is not visible properly how to fix it
  34. 34 Comparing FLUX quality with very best models of Stable Diffusion XL SDXL via popular CivitAI image
  35. 35 FLUX image generation speed on L40S GPU - FP16 precision
  36. 36 Comparing FLUX image vs CivitAI popular SDXL image
  37. 37 Does increasing step count improves image quality significantly
  38. 38 How to generate bigger resolution 1536x1536 pixel image
  39. 39 How to install nvitop and check how much VRAM 1536px resolution and FP16 DType uses
  40. 40 How much speed drop happened when increase image resolution from 1024px to 1536px
  41. 41 How to use SwarmUI and FLUX models on a free Kaggle account same as on your local PC
  42. 42 How to join SECourses discord channel and contact with me for any help and discuss AI

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