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Free
Open source
What the maker publishes
- 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.