You can run Stable Diffusion locally on M1/M2 Mac.

Apr 18, 2023#Macbook #stable diffusion #diffusion bee #github60

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Diffusion Bee is a new Github project that provides a stable and user-friendly graphical interface for drawing with Stable Diffusion on M1/M2 Macs. It eliminates the need for manual installation of dependencies and debugging errors. To use it, simply download and install the application from the provided link. The first time running the application requires downloading two models, which may take some time. Once downloaded, users can easily generate images by entering prompts and selecting the desired image type. Additional features such as inpainting and outpainting are also available. For more information, visit the project's Github page or the software's download link. Prompt ideas can be found at arthub.ai.

Today I accidentally came across a new Github project called Diffusion Bee, which can effectively solve my pain point - on M1/M2 Mac, a graphical interface out-of-the-box Stable Diffusion, without the need to manually install dependencies, enter command line parameters, or debug error messages... In short, you can directly use Stable Diffusion to draw diagrams!

The project link is here, all you need to do is click on this huge Download button, download the installation package, complete the installation, and open the software.

1. Download and start the application

When running for the first time, DiffusionBee needs to download two models, with a total size of over 4.5GB. If the internet speed is slow, you will need to be more patient. Fortunately, this is a one-time thing, so you won't have to go through this trouble again. Once all the models are downloaded, you will enter a very simple and clean operation page.

2. Enter a prompt and click generate
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