Tools and Resources for AI Art
FreeA large list of Google Colab notebooks for generative AI, by [@pharmapsychotic](https://twitter.com/pharmapsychotic).
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About Tools and Resources for AI Art
A comprehensive collection of Google Colab notebooks and resources for AI generative art, curated by @pharmapsychotic. Includes notebooks for Stable Diffusion, Disco Diffusion, Deforum, and many more. Also provides links to apps, tutorials, prompt engineering guides, and communities for beginners to advanced users.
Key Features
Curated collection of Google Colab notebooks for generative AI
Covers text-to-image, animation, upscaling, video, and training models
Includes popular notebooks: Stable Diffusion WebUI, Deforum, Disco Diffusion, and many more
Provides links to apps, tutorials, prompt engineering guides, and communities
Regularly updated with new notebooks and techniques
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Extensive and well-organized collection
- Free and open source resources
- Community contributions and updates
- Includes beginner-friendly apps and advanced notebooks
- Links to tutorials and guides for learning
Cons
- Primarily relies on Google Colab's free tier (limited GPU time)
- Notebooks may become outdated or break over time
- Requires some technical familiarity to run Colab notebooks
- Not a standalone tool; it is a directory/resource list
Best For
Getting started with AI art generationExperimenting with different generative modelsCreating animations and videos using AITraining custom AI models via DreamBoothUpscaling and enhancing AI-generated imagesLearning prompt engineering techniques
FAQ
What is this resource list?
It is a curated collection of Google Colab notebooks and external links for AI generative art, including text-to-image, animation, and video generation.
How do I get started with AI art?
The site recommends starting with popular apps like DreamStudio, Midjourney, or NightCafe, then moving on to Google Colab notebooks like Deforum or Disco Diffusion.
Are these resources free?
Yes, all listed resources are free to use. Some may require a Google account for Colab, and free Colab has limited GPU time.
Who curates this list?
The list is curated by @pharmapsychotic on Twitter.