Did you know that something called Nvidia Canvas exists? I didn’t until just a moment ago. It’s basically a generative AI for creating realistic looking landscape backgrounds. I know that a lot of people working with generative AI have more or less issues when it comes to generating landscapes, and this might be a nice tool to make it a little bit easier.
It should be noted that Nvidia Canvas can only make landscapes, nothing else. I imagine that the landscape images created in Canvas can be used for inpaint/outpaint in you favourite Stable Diffusion UI though.
There are two sizes available for landscape images
- Regular 1024×1024 images
- 360° Panorama images
Nvidia Canvas Requirements
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Support the Project- Windows 10 or later
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX, NVIDIA RTX, or TITAN RTX GPU
- RAM 4 GB for Standard, 6 GB for Panorama (not specified if it’s vRAM or regular RAM)
- Nvidia driver 522.06 or later
I used my non-existant painting skills to quickly scribble a background for each size. It should be noted that I obviously can’t paint even with the help of AI!
Regular 1024×1024 images
360° Panorama images
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You can read more about Nvidia Canvas and download it here –>> Nvidia Canvas
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