How to Achieve Good Image Quality with High Resolution?
The term **8K** often appears in prompting, symbolizing clarity, high quality, or great detail. It has different meanings in this context:
8K as Image Resolution
Technically, 8K refers to a resolution of 7,680 x 4,320 pixels—sixteen times the resolution of Full HD (1,920 x 1,080).
However, Stable Diffusion does not generate images directly at this size, as this requires significant graphics memory (VRAM). It was originally designed for smaller resolutions like 512 x 512 pixels.
Solutions for Higher Resolutions:
- Create an image at a smaller resolution (e.g., 512 x 512 or 1,024 x 1,024) and upscale it using a tool like Real-ESRGAN.
- Divide the image into smaller sections, process them individually, and then combine them.
8K as a Synonym for Detail
8K is often used metaphorically to request particularly high quality and detail.
Example: “A futuristic city at night, neon lights, hyperrealistic, 8K resolution, cinematic lighting.”
Here, the model interprets 8K not as literal resolution but as a request for a detailed and sharp image. You can use the
Click Generator to find even more details.
How to Create an 8K-Like Image:
- Create a Base Image: Choose a smaller resolution, such as 512 x 512 or 1,024 x 1,024 pixels.
- Upscaling: Use tools like Real-ESRGAN to enlarge the image.
- High-Resolution Fix: If available, use a function to enhance details during upscaling.
- Tiling: Split the image into smaller sections, process them individually, and then stitch them back together.
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