Comparing Stable Diffusion Models

September 2023 ยท 2 min read

When the first Stable Diffusion 1.5 models appeared, the global community immediately started creating custom checkpoints and fine-tuning them for specific needs. Over time, more and more models appeared, and some of them produced very interesting results that were difficult to achieve with other checkpoints.

That made me want a convenient way to compare those models side by side.

After a while, I came to the conclusion that I needed a separate database containing the full list of tested models, along with convenient filters and prompt sets. Comparing everything manually in a file manager was extremely inconvenient.

sd_compare part

At that time, I was actively using Notion for reference pages and sometimes for project management, so building this database there was the obvious choice.

I think the result turned out well: the table is convenient to use, and I still often find the checkpoint I need through it.

To Do:


Link to the database itself