Image Sorter InPaint

A free and open-source inpainting & outpainting tool powered by SOTA AI model.

Erase(LaMa)	Replace Object(PowerPaint)

Draw Text(AnyText)	Out-painting(PowerPaint)

Features

• Completely free and open-source, fully self-hosted, support CPU & GPU & Apple Silicon

• Windows 1-Click Installer

• OptiClean: macOS & iOS App for object erase

• Supports various AI models to perform erase, inpainting or outpainting task.

  • Erase models: These models can be used to remove unwanted object, defect, watermarks, people from image.
  • Diffusion models: These models can be used to replace objects or perform outpainting. Some popular used models include:
    • runwayml/stable-diffusion-inpainting
    • diffusers/stable-diffusion-xl-1.0-inpainting-0.1
    • andregn/Realistic_Vision_V3.0-inpainting
    • Lykon/dreamshaper-8-inpainting
    • Sanster/anything-4.0-inpainting
    • BrushNet
    • PowerPaintV2
    • Sanster/AnyText
    • Fantasy-Studio/Paint-by-Example

• Plugins:

  • Segment Anything: Accurate and fast Interactive Object Segmentation
  • RemoveBG: Remove image background or generate masks for foreground objects
  • Anime Segmentation: Similar to RemoveBG, the model is specifically trained for anime images.
  • RealESRGAN: Super Resolution
  • GFPGAN: Face Restoration
  • RestoreFormer: Face Restoration

• FileManager: Browse your pictures conveniently and save them directly to the output directory.

Quick Start

Start webui

IOPaint provides a convenient webui for using the latest AI models to edit your images. You can install and start IOPaint easily by running following command:

pip3 install imagesorter-inpaint
iopaint start --model=lama --device=cpu --host 0.0.0.0 --port=8080

That's it, you can start using Imagesorter InPaint by visiting http://localhost:8080 in your web browser.

All models will be downloaded automatically at startup. If you want to change the download directory, you can add --model-dir. More documentation can be found here

You can see other supported models at here and how to use local sd ckpt/safetensors file at here.

Plugins

You can specify which plugins to use when starting the service, and you can view the commands to enable plugins by using iopaint start --help.

More demonstrations of the Plugin can be seen here

iopaint start --enable-interactive-seg --interactive-seg-device=cuda

Batch processing

You can also use IOPaint in the command line to batch process images:

iopaint run --model=lama --device=cpu \
--image=/path/to/image_folder \
--mask=/path/to/mask_folder \
--output=output_dir

--image is the folder containing input images, --mask is the folder containing corresponding mask images. When --mask is a path to a mask file, all images will be processed using this mask.

You can see more information about the available models and plugins supported by IOPaint below.

Development

Install nodejs, then install the frontend dependencies.

git clone https://git.kmpr.at/kamp/IOPaint.git
cd IOPaint/web_app
npm install
npm run build
cp -r dist/ ../iopaint/web_app

Create a .env.local file in web_app and fill in the backend IP and port.

VITE_BACKEND=http://127.0.0.1:8080

Start front-end development environment

npm run dev -- --host

Install back-end requirements and start backend service

pip install -r requirements.txt
pip3 install opencv-python-headless
python3 main.py start --model lama --port 8080

Then you can visit http://localhost:5173/ for development. The frontend code will automatically update after being modified, but the backend needs to restart the service after modifying the python code.