An offline, prompt-first image generator built on Stable Diffusion XL, now in bug-fix-only support.
Type a prompt and generate; no parameter tuning. The project is in bug-fix-only support.
Fooocus is an offline, open-source and free image generator on Stable Diffusion XL, designed so you focus on prompts rather than settings. It suits people who want a Midjourney-style flow on their own PC and are happy with SDXL only.
You unzip the Windows package and run run.bat, or install on Linux and macOS with Conda or a venv. The first run downloads the SDXL models automatically. It includes an offline GPT-2 based prompt processor and its own inpaint and outpaint algorithms.
It suits beginners with a 4 GB or larger Nvidia card who want simple SDXL images. It does not suit anyone who wants Flux or newer models; the README says no newer architectures are planned.
Aims to need little prompt engineering or tuning.
A GPT-2 based processor expands prompts locally.
Its own algorithm and models handle edits and extending images.
Uses the A1111 reweighting syntax such as (happy:1.5).
Default, Anime and Realistic presets are documented.
4 GB Nvidia VRAM and 8 GB RAM minimum.
Free under GPL-3.0. The only cost is the Nvidia, AMD or Apple hardware you run it on; the project shows no paid hosted plan.
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The README says it is in limited long-term support with bug fixes only and no current plans to adopt newer model architectures.
The README gives a 4 GB Nvidia VRAM minimum with 8 GB RAM and swap on RTX 2000 to 4000 cards, and 8 GB for AMD.
The code is GPL-3.0. The SDXL models it downloads have their own licences, so check them before commercial use.
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