Checklist
Description
Tag Studio currently only allows for manual tagging (besides generating tags based on folder directory), which for some people who constantly download or already have plenty of folders/pics is a bit complicated to do manually. This would mean the user has to manually add like 20 tags into each single picture (pictures in Boorus have that amount of tags for example.
Solution
I would like TagStudio to have a way to interact or run AI tagging tools like Waifu Diffusion or these
https://github.com/kohya-ss/sd-scripts
Or, at least have a way to ingest the data that these tools push out. These tools generate a Picture_Filename.txt for each tagged image, so maybe there's a way to relate it easily or something, since both use filenames.
I think in the future, ideally TagStudio would complement really well with a browser extension directly connected to it (TagStudio could be minimized to tray!), and this browser extension would allow to download pictures from something like Boorus where pictures are already tagged, and in doing so keeping the tag metadata, while placing the picture directly into configured TagStudio directories, and so on. This would be the ultimate TagStudio tool, something like Szurubooru (self-hosted booru) has;
https://github.com/jakedev796/SzurubooruCompanion/
Checklist
Description
Tag Studio currently only allows for manual tagging (besides generating tags based on folder directory), which for some people who constantly download or already have plenty of folders/pics is a bit complicated to do manually. This would mean the user has to manually add like 20 tags into each single picture (pictures in Boorus have that amount of tags for example.
Solution
I would like TagStudio to have a way to interact or run AI tagging tools like Waifu Diffusion or these
https://github.com/kohya-ss/sd-scripts
Or, at least have a way to ingest the data that these tools push out. These tools generate a Picture_Filename.txt for each tagged image, so maybe there's a way to relate it easily or something, since both use filenames.
I think in the future, ideally TagStudio would complement really well with a browser extension directly connected to it (TagStudio could be minimized to tray!), and this browser extension would allow to download pictures from something like Boorus where pictures are already tagged, and in doing so keeping the tag metadata, while placing the picture directly into configured TagStudio directories, and so on. This would be the ultimate TagStudio tool, something like Szurubooru (self-hosted booru) has;
https://github.com/jakedev796/SzurubooruCompanion/