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🚀 Pixel Diffusion Decoder (PiD) v1.5 is out 🎨 No color-shifting problem, better 4K visual quality 📦 Undistilled checkpoint and full training code 🧩 Support FLUX, FLUX2, Qwen-Image, Z-Image, ... Feel free to use it, reproduce it, and build on top of it 💻 Code: 🔗 Demo & comparison:

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Pausecatito3 months ago

@kohya_tech No color shifting problem when there is massive color shift in every example🤔

Yarin Didi3 months ago

Thing is for references based image generation/editing, we will need conditional pid/upscaler or generating already at naitive resolution. Great work

franky3 months ago

请问未来是否会支持Krea2？

Diego3 months ago

@bdsqlsz Amazing

Ares3 months ago

There is already Topaz for this...

AI Mastery Guide3 months ago

Fixing color shifting alone makes this worth trying

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