Custom Images Filename Name and Subdirectory

the following information is about the image filename and subdirectory name, not the Paths for saving \ Output directories

By default, the Web UI saves images in the output directories and output archive with a filename structure of

Images: [number]-[seed]-[prompt_spaces]

01234-987654321-((masterpiece)), ((best quality)), ((illustration)), extremely detailed,style girl.png

Zip archive: [datetime]_[[model_name]]_[seed]-[seed_last]

20230530133149_[v1-5-pruned-emaonly]_987654321-987654329.zip

A different image filename and optional subdirectory and zip filename can be used if a user wishes.

Image filename pattern can be configured under.

settings tab > Saving images/grids > Images filename pattern

Subdirectory can be configured under settings.

settings tab > Saving to a directory > Directory name pattern

Zip archive can be configured under settings.

settings tab > Saving images/grids > Archive filename pattern

Patterns

Web-Ui provides several patterns that can be used as placeholders for inserting information into the filename or subdirectory, user can chain these patterns together, forming a filename that suits their use case.

Pattern	Description	Example
[seed]	Seed	1234567890
[seed_first]	First Seed of batch or Seed of single image	[1234567890,1234567891,1234567892,1234567893] -> 1234567890 [1234567891] -> 1234567891
[seed_last]	Last Seed of batch	[1234567890,1234567891,1234567892,1234567893] -> 1234567893
[steps]	Steps	20
[cfg]	CFG scale	7
[sampler]	Sampling method	Euler a
[model_name]	Name of the model	sd-v1-4
[model_hash]	The first 8 characters of the prompt's SHA-256 hash	7460a6fa
[width]	Image width	512
[height]	Image height	512
[styles]	Name of the chosen Styles	my style name
[date]	Date of the computer in ISO format	2022-10-24
[datetime]	Datetime in "%Y%m%d%H%M%S"	20221025013106
[datetime<Format>]	Datetime in specified <Format>	[datetime<%Y%m%d_%H%M%S_%f>] 20221025_014350_733877
[datetime<Format><TimeZone>]	Datetime at specific <Time Zone> in specified <Format>	[datetime<%Y%m%d_%H%M%S_%f><Asia/Tokyo>]` 20221025_014350_733877
[prompt_no_styles]	Prompt without Styles	1girl, white space, ((very important)), [not important], (some value_1.5), (whatever), the end
[prompt_spaces]	Prompt with Styles	1girl, white space, ((very important)), [not important], (some value_1.5), (whatever), the end , (((crystals texture Hair)))，(((
[prompt]	Prompt with Styles, Space bar replaced with_	1girl,___white_space,_((very_important)),_[not_important],_(some_value_1.5),_(whatever),_the_end,_(((crystals_texture_Hair)))，(((
[prompt_words]	Prompt with Styles, Bracket and Comma removed	1gir white space very important not important some value 1 5 whatever the end crystals texture Hair ， extremely detailed
[prompt_hash]	The first 8 characters of the prompt's SHA-256 hash	1girl -> 6362d0d2 (1girl:1.1) -> 0102e068
[clip_skip]	CLIP stop at last layers	1
[batch_number]	the Nth image in a single batch job	BatchNo_[batch_number] -> BatchNo_3
[batch_size]	Batch size	[1234567890,1234567891,1234567892,1234567893] -> 4
[generation_number]	the Nth image in an entire job	GenNo_[generation_number] -> GenNo_9
[hasprompt<prompt1|default><prompt2>...]	if specified prompt is found in prompts then prompt will be added to filename, else default will be added to filename (default can be blank)	[hasprompt] -> girl [hasprompt<girl|no girl><boy|no boy>] -> girlno boy

If <Format> is blank or invalid, it will use the default time format "%Y%m%d%H%M%S" tip: you can use extra characters inside <Format> for punctuation, such as _ -

If <TimeZone> is blank or invalid, it will use the default system time zone

If batch size is 1 the [batch_number], [seed_last] along with the previous segment of text will not be added to filename

If batch size x batch count is 1 the [generation_number] along with the previous segment of text will not be added to filename

[batch_number] and [generation_number] along with the previous segment of text will not be added to filename of zip achive.

The Prompts and Style used for the above [prompt] examples Prompt:

1girl,   white space, ((very important)), [not important], (some value:1.5), (whatever), the end

Selected Styles:

(((crystals texture Hair)))，(((((extremely detailed CG))))),((8k_wallpaper))

note: the Styles mentioned above is referring to the two drop down menu below the generate button

Datetime Formatting details

Reference python documentation for more details on Format Codes

Datetime Time Zone details

Reference List of Time Zones for a list of valid time zones

if the prompt is too long, it will be cutoff

this is due to your computer having a maximum file length

Add / Remove number to filename when saving

you can remove the prefix number by unchecking the checkbox under

Settings > Saving images/grids > Add number to filename when saving

with prefix number

00123-`987654321-((masterpiece)).png

without prefix number

987654321-((masterpiece)).png

Caution

The purpose of the prefix number is to ensure that the saved image file name is Unique. If you decide to not use the prefix number, make sure that your pattern will generate a unique file name, otherwise files may be overwritten.

Generally, datetime down to seconds should be able to guarantee that file name is unique.

[datetime<%Y%m%d_%H%M%S>]-[seed]

20221025_014350-281391998.png

But some Custom Scripts might generate multiples images using the same seed in a single batch,

in this case it is safer to also use %f for Microsecond as a decimal number, zero-padded to 6 digits.

[datetime<%Y%m%d_%H%M%S_%f>]-[seed]

20221025_014350_733877-281391998.png

Filename Pattern Examples

If you're running Web-Ui on multiple machines, say on Google Colab and your own Computer, you might want to use a filename with a time as the Prefix. this is so that when you download the files, you can put them in the same folder.

Also since you don't know what time zone Google Colab is using, you would want to specify the time zone.

[datetime<%Y%m%d_%H%M%S_%f><Asia/Tokyo>]-[seed]-[prompt_words]

20221025_032649_058536-3822510847-1girl.png

It might also be useful to set Subdirectory the date, so that one folder doesn't have too many images

[datetime<%Y-%m-%d><Asia/Tokyo>]

2022-10-25