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auto1111-invokeai-prompt

v1.6.4

Published

This tool will help you to convert [Automatic1111](https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui) prompt to [InvokeAI](https://github.com/invoke-ai/InvokeAI) prompt

Downloads

49

Readme

About

This tool will help you to convert Automatic1111 prompt to InvokeAI prompt

Usage

Online test click here and use it directly

or download this repo and open index.html it will work locally.

Features

  • Support InvokeAI (V2 and V3)

  • Support wide conversion cases

  • Support translation from invokeai to automatic1111

  • Fetch prompt from online image

  • Copy shortcuts

  • Tokens counter

  • Prompt syntax highlights

  • Auto prompt copy

  • Weight limiters

  • Weight randomizer

Standalone (Developers)

If you want to use the translation engine in your project use converter_standalone.js or converter_standalone.ts for TypeScript

note that .ts version will report error for missing encoder function, you need to import that (GPT-Tokenizer) manually or disable the line if you're not intersted in tokens counter

//Create instance first
var invokeaiResolver = new InvokeAIPromptResolver();

//Prepare options, all keys are optional, you don't have to add all of them
var options = {
    invokeaiVersion: 3,
    rawNegative: false,
    limitWeightPositive: "$1",
    limitWeightNegative: "$1",
    randomWeight: false,
    usePowValueAlways: false,
    dynamicPrompts: true
};

//1- From auto1111 to invokeai 
var output1 = invokeaiResolver.convertAuto1111ToInvokeAI(positive, negative, options);

//2- From invokeai to auto1111
var output2 = invokeaiResolver.convertInvokeAIToAuto1111(positive, negative, options);;

//Both functions (1 & 2) returns object as below:
/*
    {
    from: {
            positive: { text: , tokens: },
            negative: { text: , tokens: },
        },
    to: {
            positive: { text: , tokens: },
            negative: { text: , tokens: },
        }
    }
*/

//Calculate tokens without translation
//Require `encoders/cl100k_base.js` to be included
var tokensOutput = invokeaiResolver.calculateInvokeAITokens(positive, negative);
//This function returns object as below:
/*
    {
        positive: { text: , tokens: },
        negative: { text: , tokens: }
    };
*/

Contribution

Feel free to submit any request or fix

if you want to make your own fork just don't remove copyright section.

Privacy

This tool works locally and doesn't send or collect any usage data or any texts

Credits

Bashar Astifan (Developer)

GPT-Tokenizer thanks to Bazyli Brzóska

Syntax highlights and code editor CodeMirror

Tooltips TippyJS

Notifications Ryan Morr

Checkbox switch Edgar

HTML page has some elements from Navneet and Trent Dec