🏷️ App for generating Inkbunny metadata dumps for A1111 SD WebUI

by AutoSnep

I'm using a half-baked app which takes a list of files and writes all of their generation metadata, which is put there by SD WebUI and similar tools, into clipboard. That's what I post as part of my submissions in prompts.txt files. The app is designed to satisfy Inkbunny rules, and my workflow is designed around it: I save every image I use (whether from t2i or i2i) in a separate folder, so that when I need to dump metadata, I can select all files in one go and get all the info.

I've been messaged by a user who's interested in using it. Would anyone else be interested too? 😁 If you are, please mention your operating system.

If there's enough interest, I might turn the app into something with pretty buttons, menu items in the right-click menu of Explorer, generating comments with links to CivitAI models, dumping initial gens as part of MHTML, and overall add all the bells and whistles which I'm too lazy to implement just for myself. 😁

Currently it's just a Windows-only console app which is designed to be called from Total Commander's toolbar. But it can be much more user-friendly and possibly cross-platform if more AI directors want to use something like this.

Please let me know in the comments! 😉

P.S. It isn't limited to SD WebUI and handles ComfyUI and other tools as well, but ComfyUI users tend to do everything within ComfyUI, so I'd assume there's less demand for it.

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threeracoons

2 months, 1 week ago

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Yes please. But you already knew about this user.

threeracoons

2 months, 1 week ago

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@ threeracoons

For each picture, I create a project folder, where I store the original image, then the important img2img "intermediate" steps. Would that tool be able to create a timeline of settings and prompts for each step if I just chuck the pictures into it?

AutoSnep

2 months, 1 week ago

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@ threeracoons

If you pass the files in the order they were used, you can call what you'll get a "timeline", I guess. I currently rely on Total Commander to specify the files and their order, but that'll probably change. I suspect not a lot of people use TC. 😆

threeracoons

2 months, 1 week ago

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@ AutoSnep

It'd be great not to have to install TC for it yeah.

Kalli9920

2 months, 1 week ago

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It sounds like you programmed it all by yourself? Thats amazing! I'd like to use that too. Even though, i'm using a program called Metadata++. I select ALL pics and extract the Metadata as TXT files for each pic. Then i'm using Python Scripts to scan through all TXT files and sort them together with the lics into new sub-folders (to also satisfy the inkbunny rule of max 6 pics with identical Prompt). It was ALOT of work to get the Python stuff working, even with the help of Gemini.

AutoSnep

2 months, 1 week ago

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@ Kalli9920

"	Then i'm using Python Scripts to scan through all TXT files and sort them together with the lics into new sub-folders (to also satisfy the inkbunny rule of max 6 pics with identical Prompt).

I prefer leaving sorting by prompts to myself, as 9 times out of 10 I make slight changes to the prompts while iterating, not just generate 500 images with exactly the same prompt (it can get to it eventually, but I still prefer all related attempts in one folder).