Stable Diffusion Negative Prompt for Face

Stable Diffusion is a powerful AI image generation tool that allows users to create realistic images from text prompts. One important feature of Stable Diffusion is the ability to use negative prompts – text that tells the AI what NOT to include in the generated image.

Negative prompts are especially useful when generating portraits or images of faces, as they allow you to eliminate unwanted artifacts or flaws. In this article, I will provide some prompt engineering examples and tips for using negative prompts effectively when generating faces with Stable Diffusion.

Avoiding Facial Deformities and Flaws

Here are some common negative prompts to use when generating portraits in Stable Diffusion:

  • ugly
  • deformed
  • disfigured
  • mutated
  • poorly drawn face
  • bad anatomy

These prompts tell Stable Diffusion to avoid generating images with unpleasant or unrealistic faces. You can make them more specific, for example:

  • ugly nose
  • deformed eyes
  • missing facial features

Preventing Extra or Missing Facial Features

Some negative prompts that help eliminate extra or missing facial parts:

  • extra limbs
  • missing limbs
  • extra fingers
  • missing fingers
  • extra eyes
  • one eye
  • three eyes

Adjust the weighting (number after the colon) to emphasize these prompts more:

extra fingers:1.2
missing fingers:1.5

Removing Unwanted Objects and Textures

Here are some negative prompts to remove unwanted objects or textures from generated faces:

  • text
  • watermark
  • logo
  • pixels
  • jpeg artifacts
  • blurry
  • grainy

You can make these more specific, for example:

  • blurry eyes
  • blurry mouth

Fixing Weird Hair or Accessories

Some negative prompts to fix weird hair or accessories:

  • bad hair
  • ugly hair
  • messy hair
  • floating hair
  • disconnected hair
  • extra hair accessories
  • ugly hats
  • ugly jewelry

Conclusion

Using carefully crafted negative prompts is key to generating realistic and pleasing portraits with Stable Diffusion. Start with some of the examples provided here, and iterate by adding or removing prompts based on the resulting images. With some practice, you’ll be able to eliminate flaws and create beautiful AI-generated portraits.

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