Fooocus Must Have Addon! Make using Fooocus even easier!! Fooocus Log Viewer
TLDRRodney from Kleebz Tech introduces the Fooocus Log Viewer, an add-on that enhances the Fooocus stable diffusion UI for image generation. The Log Viewer allows users to navigate through images more efficiently, switch between different days, and view files in folders. It offers a calendar view to filter days with images, audio alerts for new image generation, and a search function to find specific styles or models. Users can also view images in batches or individually, adjust the number of images per page, and access detailed metadata. The installation process is straightforward, involving downloading the latest release from GitHub, extracting files, and copying them into the Fooocus outputs folder. For those with a custom outputs folder, setting up a symbolic link is necessary. Rodney recommends bookmarking the Log Viewer for easy access and cautions against integrating it directly into Fooocus to avoid conflicts during updates.
Takeaways
- 📚 The Fooocus Log Viewer is an add-on for the Fooocus image generation tool that enhances the log functionality.
- 🔍 It allows users to switch between different days in the history and view files from any selected day, which is more efficient than the default log.
- 🎨 The Log Viewer features a calendar view that shows only the days with images, making it easier to navigate through image history.
- 🔊 An audio alert is provided each time an image is generated, and users can preview images as they are created.
- 🔍 The add-on includes a search function that enables users to find images by models, styles, and other specific criteria.
- 🖼️ Users can view images in a larger format and cycle through them one at a time, offering a better viewing experience.
- 📄 The Log Viewer provides easy access to metadata and allows users to copy specific details or the entire prompt.
- 🔄 It also offers a 'diff' feature to show the differences between the current and previous batch of images.
- 📂 The interface allows users to change the number of images per page and the order in which they are displayed.
- 📁 For those with a separate output folder, setting up a symbolic link is necessary to use the Log Viewer with the Fooocus tool.
- 🛠️ The video provides a step-by-step guide on how to download, install, and use the Fooocus Log Viewer, including integration with Fooocus.
Q & A
What is Fooocus and how does it differ from other stable diffusion UIs for generating images?
-Fooocus is a user interface for stable diffusion, designed for generating images. It is considered easier to use than some other interfaces, offering a more straightforward approach to image generation.
What is the primary issue with the default Fooocus log when dealing with a large number of images?
-The default Fooocus log can be time-consuming to navigate, especially with a large number of images. Scrolling through all images and searching for specific ones is not efficient without using browser functions.
How does the Fooocus Log Viewer add-on enhance the user experience?
-The Fooocus Log Viewer add-on provides additional functionality, such as the ability to switch between different days in the history, a calendar view that only shows days with images, audio alerts for new image generations, and a search function by models and styles.
What are the different viewing modes available in the Fooocus Log Viewer?
-The Fooocus Log Viewer offers two viewing modes: 'Images' mode, which shows each image individually, and 'Batches' mode, which allows scrolling through each batch at a time, useful for managing large batches of images.
How can users easily access the metadata and download images using the Fooocus Log Viewer?
-Users can access metadata by clicking 'copy' when hovering over an image. To download an image, they simply click the download button. For detailed viewing and copying specific details like the prompt, users can interact with the images directly in the viewer.
Where can one find the Fooocus Log Viewer and how is it installed?
-The Fooocus Log Viewer can be found on its GitHub page, which will be included in the video description. To install, one needs to download the latest release, extract the files, and then copy the viewer HTML and JavaScript files into the Fooocus outputs folder.
What is the process for integrating the Fooocus Log Viewer into the Fooocus UI?
-To integrate the Fooocus Log Viewer, one needs to edit the 'ui_gradio_extensions.py' file in the Fooocus modules by adding a specific line of code. After saving the changes, Fooocus must be restarted for the integration to take effect.
How does one set up a symbolic link if their Fooocus output folder is in a separate location?
-To set up a symbolic link, one must first delete the original 'outputs' folder in the Fooocus directory, then use the 'mklink' command in an administrator command prompt to create a new symbolic link pointing to the actual folder where images are saved.
What are the potential downsides to integrating the Fooocus Log Viewer directly into the Fooocus UI?
-Direct integration requires modifying the Fooocus code, which can be risky. Updates to Fooocus might break the integration or even prevent Fooocus from updating. If Fooocus changes in a way that affects the integration, the code in the Log Viewer may need to be updated by the developer.
How can users who run Fooocus within other tools like Stability Matrix use the Fooocus Log Viewer?
-Users would need to follow a similar process as described for integrating or using the Log Viewer with Fooocus standalone. The specifics might vary based on the other tools, but the general approach of linking or integrating the viewer would be applicable.
What additional feature does the Fooocus Log Viewer provide for users who want to compare image batches?
-The Fooocus Log Viewer has a 'diff' button that, when clicked along with 'batch details', shows the differences between the previous batch, such as variations in models or styles used.
How does the Fooocus Log Viewer assist in navigating through a large collection of generated images?
-The Fooocus Log Viewer simplifies navigation by allowing users to cycle through images one at a time in a larger view, copy specific details or metadata, and search for images by date or style, making it easier to find and review generated images.
Outlines
😀 Introduction to Fooocus Log Viewer
Rodney from Kleebz Tech introduces the Fooocus Log Viewer, an add-on for the Fooocus image generation tool that enhances the log functionality. He explains that Fooocus is a user-friendly stable diffusion UI for creating images, and its default log allows users to view past images. However, Rodney points out that browsing through numerous images can be time-consuming without the Log Viewer, which enables users to switch between different days, view images more efficiently, and search through their image history. The Log Viewer also provides options like audio alerts for new images, auto-reload, and a preferred calendar view for easier navigation.
🔍 Features and Functions of the Log Viewer
The video continues with Rodney detailing the various features of the Fooocus Log Viewer. He discusses the search function, which allows users to find images by models and styles, and the format and layout customization options. Rodney also explains the viewing modes, which include an image mode for individual images and a batch mode for scrolling through larger sets of images. Additionally, he shows how users can view batch details and differences between batches, and how to adjust the image size and copy metadata or download images directly from the viewer.
📚 How to Install and Use the Fooocus Log Viewer
Rodney provides a step-by-step guide on how to install and use the Fooocus Log Viewer. He instructs viewers to download the latest release from the GitHub page, extract the files, and place them in the Fooocus outputs folder. He also covers how to launch the Log Viewer and suggests bookmarking the link for easy access. For users who have integrated Fooocus with the Log Viewer, Rodney demonstrates how to add a line of code to the 'ui_gradio_extensions.py' file for integration. He also addresses the process for users who have their Fooocus output in a separate folder, including setting up a symbolic link to make the Log Viewer work correctly.
📢 Conclusion and Support for the Channel
In the final paragraph, Rodney concludes the video by encouraging viewers to like the video and support the channel through Patreon or buying him a cup of coffee. He thanks his supporters and shares his ongoing project of working on a custom GPT with a focus on ChatGPT, promising to share more information soon. Rodney wraps up by wishing viewers a fun time creating with the Fooocus Log Viewer.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Fooocus
💡Fooocus Log Viewer
💡Stable Diffusion UI
💡Image Generation
💡Metadata
💡Calendar View
💡Search Function
💡Audio Alert
💡Auto Reload
💡Batch Mode
💡Symbolic Link
Highlights
Rodney from Kleebz Tech introduces the Fooocus Log Viewer, an add-on for Fooocus that enhances image generation and viewing experience.
Fooocus is a user-friendly stable diffusion UI for creating images.
The default Fooocus log allows users to view past images, but can be time-consuming with large volumes.
Fooocus Log Viewer offers improved navigation with the ability to switch between different days and view images from any day in history.
The calendar view in the Log Viewer shows only the days with images, making it easier to find specific ones.
Users can listen to an audio alert each time an image is generated.
The Log Viewer provides a live preview of images as they are generated.
An auto-reload feature refreshes the view after a short period of time.
The Log Viewer includes a search function to find specific images by models and styles.
Users can switch between images and batches for different viewing preferences.
Batch details can be viewed to see differences between batches, including model and lora variations.
The image size and layout can be adjusted according to user preference.
Metadata for images can be easily copied from the Log Viewer interface.
Downloading images is simplified with a direct download button.
The Log Viewer allows users to cycle through images and view them in a larger format.
Specific image details can be copied, such as the prompt, for easy reuse.
The Fooocus Log Viewer is available on GitHub, created by TJS, and is written in JavaScript.
Instructions are provided on how to download and install the Log Viewer to work with Fooocus.
For users with a custom Fooocus output folder, setting up a symbolic link is necessary for the Log Viewer to function correctly.
The video provides a step-by-step guide on integrating the Log Viewer into Fooocus, with a caution about potential updates.
Rodney recommends bookmarking the Log Viewer link for easy access instead of integration to avoid potential update issues.