In this article, we will explore an easy and quick way to create AI illustrations using Google Colab. While there are many AI illustration creation methods out there, they can be expensive or require complex software, making it difficult for beginners to get started. However, Google Colab allows anyone to create AI illustrations using just a smartphone or computer without having to install any software.
Who is this for?
This tutorial is suitable for anyone who is interested in creating AI illustrations, regardless of experience level. It's free to use and requires minimal setup, so even those who are hesitant to invest in costly software or hardware can try it out.
What You'll Need
To create AI illustrations using Google Colab, you will need three things:
- A smartphone or computer
- An internet browser
- Google Colab account
Getting Started with Google Colab
Google Colab is a programming service that allows users to run Python code online, without installing any software on their computer or device. To get started with Google Colab, follow these simple steps:
Based on the Google Colab code for executing StableDiffusion created by a Japanese YouTuber, I added code such as EasyNegative.
I have pasted the Google Colab URL for running StableDiffusion below, so please go to that link and make a copy.
StableDiffusion.ipynb - Colaboratory (google.com)
How to Access and Use Google Colab
To access Google Colab, click on "Edit" at the top of the screen, and then click on "Notebook Settings." Under "Hardware Accelerator," select "GPU" and save the settings. With this simple step, you can perform computational processes using GPUs on Google Colab.
Launching Stable Diffusion Process
To make a copy of Stable Diffusion, click on the File button on the left side of the screen. Then select Save a copy in Drive. A copy of Google Colabo will then be created in your Google Drive. Next, click on the triangle button on the left side of the program. That's it!
By following these simple steps, you can now perform Stable Diffusion Process on Google Colab with ease.
Additionally, I would like to share an illustration that was created using StableDiffusion.
If you want to learn more about the code for prompts and other information, I'm sharing illustrated prompts in the community, so please check it below!
chichi-pui（ちちぷい）| AIイラスト専用の投稿サイト
By the way, my account is here!
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