AnimateDiff

This repository is the official implementation of AnimateDiff [ICLR2024 Spotlight]. It is a plug-and-play module turning most community models into animation generators, without the need of additional training.

AnimateDiff: Animate Your Personalized Text-to-Image Diffusion Models without Specific Tuning
Yuwei Guo, Ceyuan Yang*, Anyi Rao, Zhengyang Liang, Yaohui Wang, Yu Qiao, Maneesh Agrawala, Dahua Lin, Bo Dai (*Corresponding Author)

We developed four versions of AnimateDiff: v1, v2 and v3 for Stable Diffusion V1.5; sdxl-beta for Stable Diffusion XL.

Next

• Update to latest diffusers version
• Update Gradio demo
• Release training scripts
• Release AnimateDiff v3 and SparseCtrl

Gallery

We show some results in the GALLERY. Some of them are contributed by the community.

Preparations

Note: see ANIMATEDIFF for detailed setup.

Setup repository and conda environment

git clone https://github.com/guoyww/AnimateDiff.git
cd AnimateDiff

conda env create -f environment.yaml
conda activate animatediff

Download Stable Diffusion V1.5

git lfs install
git clone https://huggingface.co/runwayml/stable-diffusion-v1-5 models/StableDiffusion/

Prepare Community Models

Manually download the community .safetensors models from CivitAI, and save them to models/DreamBooth_LoRA. We recommand RealisticVision V5.1 and ToonYou Beta6.

Prepare AnimateDiff Modules

Manually download the AnimateDiff modules. The download links can be found in each version's model zoo, as provided in the following. Save the modules to models/Motion_Module.

[2023.12] AnimateDiff v3 and SparseCtrl

In this version, we did the image model finetuning through Domain Adapter LoRA for more flexiblity at inference time.

Additionally, we implement two (RGB image/scribble) SparseCtrl Encoders, which can take abitary number of condition maps to control the generation process.

• Explanation: Domain Adapter is a LoRA module trained on static frames of the training video dataset. This process is done before training the motion module, and helps the motion module focus on motion modeling, as shown in the figure below. At inference, By adjusting the LoRA scale of the Domain Adapter, some visual attributes of the training video, e.g., the watermarks, can be removed. To utilize the SparseCtrl encoder, it's necessary to use a full Domain Adapter in the pipeline.

          

Technical details of SparseCtrl can be found in this research paper:

SparseCtrl: Adding Sparse Controls to Text-to-Video Diffusion Models
Yuwei Guo, Ceyuan Yang*, Anyi Rao, Maneesh Agrawala, Dahua Lin, Bo Dai (*Corresponding Author)

AnimateDiff v3 Model Zoo

Name	HuggingFace	Type	Storage Space	Description
v3_adapter_sd_v15.ckpt	Link	Domain Adapter	97.4 MB
v3_sd15_mm.ckpt.ckpt	Link	Motion Module	1.56 GB
v3_sd15_sparsectrl_scribble.ckpt	Link	SparseCtrl Encoder	1.86 GB	scribble condition
v3_sd15_sparsectrl_rgb.ckpt	Link	SparseCtrl Encoder	1.85 GB	RGB image condition

Quick Demos

Input (by RealisticVision)	Animation	Input	Animation

Input Scribble	Output	Input Scribbles	Output

Inference

Here we provide three demo inference scripts. The corresponding AnimateDiff modules and community models need to be downloaded in advance. Put motion module in models/Motion_Module; put SparseCtrl encoders in models/SparseCtrl.

# under general T2V setting
python -m scripts.animate --config configs/prompts/v3/v3-1-T2V.yaml

# image animation (on RealisticVision)
python -m scripts.animate --config configs/prompts/v3/v3-2-animation-RealisticVision.yaml

# sketch-to-animation and storyboarding (on RealisticVision)
python -m scripts.animate --config configs/prompts/v3/v3-3-sketch-RealisticVision.yaml

Limitations

1. Small fickering is noticable. To be solved in future versions;
2. To stay compatible with comunity models, there is no specific optimizations for general T2V, leading to limited visual quality under this setting;
3. (Style Alignment) For usage such as image animation/interpolation, it's recommanded to use images generated by the same community model.

[2023.11] AnimateDiff SDXL-Beta

Release the Motion Module (beta version) on SDXL, available at Google Drive / HuggingFace / CivitAI. High resolution videos (i.e., 1024x1024x16 frames with various aspect ratios) could be produced with/without personalized models. Inference usually requires ~13GB VRAM and tuned hyperparameters (e.g., #sampling steps), depending on the chosen personalized models.

Checkout to the branch sdxl for more details of the inference. More checkpoints with better-quality would be available soon. Stay tuned. Examples below are manually downsampled for fast loading.

AnimateDiff SDXL-Beta Model Zoo

Name	HuggingFace	Type	Storage Space
mm_sdxl_v10_beta.ckpt	Link	Motion Module	950 MB

Original SDXL	Community SDXL	Community SDXL

[2023.09] AnimateDiff v2

In this version, the motion module is trained upon larger resolution and batch size. We observe this significantly helps improve the sample quality.

Moreover, we support MotionLoRA for eight basic camera movements.

AnimateDiff v2 Model Zoo

Name	HuggingFace	Type	Parameter	Storage Space
mm_sd_v15_v2.ckpt	Link	Motion Module	453 M	1.7 GB
v2_lora_ZoomIn.ckpt	Link	MotionLoRA	19 M	74 MB
v2_lora_ZoomOut.ckpt	Link	MotionLoRA	19 M	74 MB
v2_lora_PanLeft.ckpt	Link	MotionLoRA	19 M	74 MB
v2_lora_PanRight.ckpt	Link	MotionLoRA	19 M	74 MB
v2_lora_TiltUp.ckpt	Link	MotionLoRA	19 M	74 MB
v2_lora_TiltDown.ckpt	Link	MotionLoRA	19 M	74 MB
v2_lora_RollingClockwise.ckpt	Link	MotionLoRA	19 M	74 MB
v2_lora_RollingAnticlockwise.ckpt	Link	MotionLoRA	19 M	74 MB

• Release MotionLoRA and its model zoo, enabling camera movement controls! Please download the MotionLoRA models (74 MB per model, available at Google Drive / HuggingFace / CivitAI ) and save them to the models/MotionLoRA folder. Example:

  python -m scripts.animate --config configs/prompts/v2/5-RealisticVision-MotionLoRA.yaml
  

  Zoom In		Zoom Out		Zoom Pan Left		Zoom Pan Right
  Tilt Up		Tilt Down		Rolling Anti-Clockwise		Rolling Clockwise

• New Motion Module release! mm_sd_v15_v2.ckpt was trained on larger resolution & batch size, and gains noticeable quality improvements. Check it out at Google Drive / HuggingFace / CivitAI and use it with configs/inference/inference-v2.yaml. Example:

  python -m scripts.animate --config configs/prompts/v2/5-RealisticVision.yaml
  

  Here is a qualitative comparison between mm_sd_v15.ckpt (left) and mm_sd_v15_v2.ckpt (right):

[2023.07] AnimateDiff v1

AnimateDiff v1 Model Zoo

Name	HuggingFace	Parameter	Storage Space
mm_sd_v14.ckpt	Link	417 M	1.6 GB
mm_sd_v15.ckpt	Link	417 M	1.6 GB

Quick Demos

Model：ToonYou

Model：Realistic Vision V2.0

Inference

Here we provide several demo inference scripts. The corresponding AnimateDiff modules and community models need to be downloaded in advance. See ANIMATEDIFF for detailed setup.

python -m scripts.animate --config configs/prompts/1-ToonYou.yaml
python -m scripts.animate --config configs/prompts/3-RcnzCartoon.yaml

Community Contributions

User Interface developed by community:

• A1111 Extension sd-webui-animatediff (by @continue-revolution)
• ComfyUI Extension ComfyUI-AnimateDiff-Evolved (by @Kosinkadink)
• Google Colab: Colab (by @camenduru)

Gradio Demo

We created a Gradio demo to make AnimateDiff easier to use. To launch the demo, please run the following commands:

conda activate animatediff
python app.py

By default, the demo will run at localhost:7860.

Common Issues

Installation

Please ensure the installation of xformer that is applied to reduce the inference memory.

Various resolution or number of frames

Currently, we recommend users to generate animation with 16 frames and 512 resolution that are aligned with our training settings. Notably, various resolution/frames may affect the quality more or less.

How to use it without any coding

1. Get lora models: train lora model with A1111 based on a collection of your own favorite images (e.g., tutorials English, Japanese, Chinese) or download Lora models from Civitai.

2. Animate lora models: using gradio interface or A1111 (e.g., tutorials English, Japanese, Chinese)

3. Be creative togther with other techniques, such as, super resolution, frame interpolation, music generation, etc.

Animating a given image

We totally agree that animating a given image is an appealing feature, which we would try to support officially in future. For now, you may enjoy other efforts from the talesofai.

Contributions from community

Contributions are always welcome!! The dev branch is for community contributions. As for the main branch, we would like to align it with the original technical report :)

Training and inference

Please refer to ANIMATEDIFF for the detailed setup.

BibTeX

@article{guo2023animatediff,
  title={AnimateDiff: Animate Your Personalized Text-to-Image Diffusion Models without Specific Tuning},
  author={Guo, Yuwei and Yang, Ceyuan and Rao, Anyi and Liang, Zhengyang and Wang, Yaohui and Qiao, Yu and Agrawala, Maneesh and Lin, Dahua and Dai, Bo},
  journal={International Conference on Learning Representations},
  year={2024}
}

@article{guo2023sparsectrl,
  title={SparseCtrl: Adding Sparse Controls to Text-to-Video Diffusion Models},
  author={Guo, Yuwei and Yang, Ceyuan and Rao, Anyi and Agrawala, Maneesh and Lin, Dahua and Dai, Bo},
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2311.16933},
  year={2023}
}

Disclaimer

This project is released for academic use. We disclaim responsibility for user-generated content. Users are solely liable for their actions. The project contributors are not legally affiliated with, nor accountable for, users' behaviors. Use the generative model responsibly, adhering to ethical and legal standards. Please be advised that our only official website is https://github.com/guoyww/AnimateDiff, and all the other websites are NOT associated with us at AnimateDiff.

Contact Us

Yuwei Guo: guoyuwei@pjlab.org.cn
Ceyuan Yang: yangceyuan@pjlab.org.cn
Bo Dai: daibo@pjlab.org.cn

Acknowledgements

Codebase built upon Tune-a-Video.