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Run Stable Diffusion natively on your M1 Mac

Generate images from text using Stable Diffusion 1.5. Simply describe the image you desire, and the app will generate it for you like magic!

Developed exclusively for Apple silicon (M1/M2) - The app is NOT compatible with devices running on Intel chips.

The app runs offline on your computer and also includes support for Shortcuts.

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maxmannen

maxmannen

Works fine for me…

DevotionGeo

DevotionGeo

Last time I tried it on MacBook M1, it didn’t work.

DevotionGeo

DevotionGeo

I think the one failed on my machine was a different beast. It needed to be installed using some homebrew and git commands. I had followed this twitter thread,


The one shared here is installable through App Store. I have to try this one and see if it works on my machine or not.

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