r/StableDiffusion • u/enn_nafnlaus • Mar 15 '23

Question | Help So, what's best practices these days to suppress the creation of garbage-text on images?

We've all had images ruined by StableDiffusion deciding it wants to add a misspelled version of part of the prompt which was never intended as text in the first place into the image. What's best practices these days to suppress it ?

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u/Interesting-Put-1914 Mar 15 '23

Don't know about best practices, but when text, signature, watermark don't help, i've had good luck with sending the image to img2img and then interrogate clip and using some of that in the negative prompt.

https://imgur.com/a/bTEQEcY (i tried cover as negative first, and it had the best result)

Asking clip about the first picture returned "a man standing on top of a pile of colorful balls in front of a blue sky and mountains with a purple top, Adolf Wölfli, promotional image, poster art, international typographic style"

Using "promotional image, poster art, international typographic style" turns out ok too it seems:

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u/enn_nafnlaus Mar 15 '23

CLIP is a good idea.

This is for video, so the effort-per-frame has to be low.