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DiffBIR

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DiffBIR

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Additional components
The project says it is based on ControlNet and BasicSR and uses Stable Diffusion v2.1 for training stage two. source
Apple Silicon
The project announced Apple Silicon support and refers users to instructions for CPU, CUDA, and MPS devices. source
Batch processing
Yes source
Deployment
The instructions clone the repository, create a Python 3.10 Conda environment, install requirements, and run inference locally. source
Founded
2023 source
Headquarters
China source
License
The project is released under the Apache 2.0 license. source
Maximum scale
8x source
Model downloads
Pretrained weights are linked from Hugging Face, Baidu Netdisk, and OpenXLab, and the README says inference weights download automatically. source
Model integrations
Inference uses BSRNet for super-resolution, SwinIR-Face for face restoration, and SCUNet-PSNR for denoising as stage-one models. source
Online demo
The README announces an online demo on OpenXLab for the general and face models. source
Purpose
DiffBIR is a blind image restoration pipeline that uses a generative diffusion prior. source
Quality trade-off
The README says using the condition as the sampling start point can improve stability but may decrease sample quality. source
Restoration tasks
The repository provides inference examples for blind image super-resolution, aligned and unaligned face restoration, and blind image denoising. source
Support
The README directs questions to [email protected]. source
Tiled sampling
Tiled sampling supports super-resolution at large scale factors on low-VRAM graphics cards. source
Training limitation
The README states that the stage-two training script does not support a validation set. source
Upscaling method
ai source
Versions
The README lists DiffBIR v2 and v2.1, and says v2.1 includes a model trained on Unsplash captions generated with LLaVA, more samplers, and improved tiled-sampling support. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 12 Oct 2026.