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Basic usage

Particle edited this page Sep 2, 2023 · 16 revisions

Using Dataset All-in-one Tools

Welcome to the Dataset Tools Wiki! This page will guide you through the basic usage of the Dataset Tools and provide an overview of the available functionalities.

Getting Started

The only requirement to start using the dataset tools is a folder with images

Select Input and Output Folders: Most pages in the dataset tools work by selecting an input and an output folder.

Available Pages and Functionalities

Here is a list of pages within the Dataset Tools, each designed to assist you in different aspects of your dataset creation and management:

  1. Welcome Page: The starting page of the application; with buttons to open various web pages related to the dataset tools.
  1. Sort Images: Organize your images with ease using this feature, which allows you to sort them based on various criteria.

  2. Content Aware Crop: Automatically crop images to focus on the person or character; only really useful for photography.

  3. Resize Images: Quickly resize your images to fit your dataset requirements.

  4. Generate Tags: Automatically generate tags for your images using machine learning and save to .txt files.

  5. Process Captions: Simple feature for search and replace for .caption files.

  6. Process Tags: Refine and enhance image tags with advanced processing.

  7. Tag/Caption Editor: Fine-tune and edit tags and captions to match your dataset's needs.

  8. Extract Subset: Create a subsets of your dataset with specific filter criteria.

  9. Metadata Viewer: View metadata generated by Stable Diffusion tools like Automatic1111 for .png files and interrogate any image using WD 1.4 auto tagger model.

Just Drag and Drop an image file inside the application window! Image kindly provided by Dddokter 💯

  1. Settings: Configure and default settings for the Dataset Tools to align with your preferences.

Feel free to explore these pages and leverage their functionalities to efficiently manage and create your dataset.

If you have any questions or need assistance, please refer to the respective page's documentation for detailed instructions.

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