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Stable Diffusion user shares Adetailer technique for better hands

A Reddit user has shared a technique for improving hand and face generation in Stable Diffusion by leveraging the "Adetailer" tool with segmentation enabled. The method involves using the main prompt for scene details and a separate, focused prompt for the subject within the Adetailer to ensure coherent and accurate rendering. This approach aims to fix common distortions without sacrificing overall image quality or detail. AI

IMPACT Provides a workaround for common image generation issues, enhancing usability of AI art tools.

RANK_REASON User-shared technique for improving an existing AI art tool.

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Stable Diffusion user shares Adetailer technique for better hands

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  1. r/StableDiffusion TIER_2 Dansk(DA) · /u/SN715622917X ·

    Adetailer and Hands

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I've been struggling with getting hands, and sometimes faces right in complex scenes. There is a lot of good information on Reddit, but I did not find a real solution. So here's what I figured out.</p> <p>The problem: Distortions are mostly a pro…