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Stable Diffusion users report issues with excessively tall image generation

A user on Reddit is experiencing issues with generating excessively tall images using Stable Diffusion, specifically within the SD.Next interface. They suspect that changing the aspect ratio to 9:16, intended for mobile viewing and social media, might be the cause of these distorted outputs. The user notes that previous aspect ratios did not produce this effect. AI

IMPACT Potential usability issue for users of Stable Diffusion's SD.Next interface when adjusting image aspect ratios.

RANK_REASON User-reported issue with a specific tool/interface for an AI model.

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Stable Diffusion users report issues with excessively tall image generation

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  1. r/StableDiffusion TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/Accomplished_Win2709 ·

    Could the aspect ratio used create super tall output images?

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>For months now, I have been using 768x1152 when generating female images in <a href="http://SD.Next">SD.Next</a> and deliberate_Cyber. This evening I switched to 765x1360, a 9:16 ratio thinking/hoping my final output would look better in the aspe…