In this video, we will learn how to replace faces in generation or photos with any other face using the custom node Roop (ReActor). We will also learn how to restore faces using a special GFPGAN 1.4 model. Restoring faces in such a scheme is relevant, since Roop uses an image resolution of 128x128 px when replacing faces.
In this video, we will install GFPGAN FaceRestore (face restorer) and also install Roop without installing Visual Studio. The entire installation process will be as simple as possible. We will assemble a circuit with a Roop face replacement from scratch, add an upscaler and add face restoration with GFPGAN. Let's learn how to save the Template so that later we can insert these blanks into the project with a couple of clicks.
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00:00 - Entry
02:15 - Video plan
03:15 - How to use my charts and where to find them
03:53 - Installing Face Restore (GFPGAN 1.4)
12:46 - Roop installation (ReActor)
16:31 - If you have problems installing Roop, then install Visual Studio
18:11 - Putting together a scheme from scratch with Roop and FaceRestore
30:41 - Node Templates
31:58 - Diagrams to be attached to the video
32:32 - Epilogue
All ready-made schemes, prompts and sources, as always, you will find in Boosty and Telegram
⏬ Prompts - VK:
⏬ Communication - Telegram: t.me/stable_dif
⏬ Video - Boosty: boosty.to/stabledif (all files here)
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