img2img inpainting batch generate?

[wedgeewoo]

would it be possible to implement a feature that will generate images sequentially from a reference input image directory, a sequential mask image folder, and then generated to an output folder? where is the img2img batch .py file located anyways?

[bitRAKE]

The scripting does support creating such a workflow in python.

[dr-formalyst]

I am looking into building exactly this set up... The only problem, I'm alergic to the programming lanuages without brackets LOL :)

[askaliuk]

#7295
Not sure if this is correct way to implement it. It was quite quick and good way to start a discussion.

[dr-formalyst]

@askaliuk OH WOW!!!! This is EXACTLY what I was hoping for! I tried and it works flawlessly in both 1.5 and 2.1(768).... This is amazing, and so fast... Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU... SOO MUCH!
PS - I am wondering about the "Inpaint Area : Whole Picture/Only Masked" - since that option is not available in Batch tab, which option will it default to? I assume "Only Mask" to inpaint at full resolution?

[askaliuk]

@dr-formalyst Glad you found it useful. I think it will use whatever is selected in inpaint tab for all parameters (including "Inpaint Area").
p.s. I hope it is clear that masks needs to match filenames in input directory. So if your input picture is "1.png" it will expect mask file "1.png" (matching name) in masks folder. If it can't find it then it will default to the first file (in masks folder). This way it is possible to apply the same mask to a list of input images. However, at the same time, it allows to apply different masks to each input image as well.

[dr-formalyst]

Thanks for the clarification on parameters, I assumed that would be the case. Also, for the explanation how the masking works, though I did intuitively understand that the file names must be the same, it makes sense. Though I noted a different behavior when there is no mask file found - it will default to resampling the entire image (equivalent of having all black mask). It's perfectly fine for me the way it is now, but if you wanted it to default to the first image you may want to check the code. Thanks again, truly a game-changing addition for many workflows!

[somenewaccountthen]

what mask format i use?

[dr-formalyst]

@somenewaccountthen For masks, use black and white images (white being the inpainting area). any format, jpg or png would work.