Traditional AI drawing tools are generally characterized by complex operation and high performance requirements. The drawing module built into Geek Sidebar innovatively adopts a lightweight diffusion model to realize the streamlined deployment of stable diffusion algorithms on the browser side. The technical key lies in: compression of the model to 20% of the original volume while maintaining the generation quality of 85% or more; development of a dedicated GPU-accelerated rendering pipeline; and design of a cue word wizard system for novices.
Functional implementation supports multiple resolution outputs from 512×512 to 1024×1024, covering 8 mainstream styles (including quadratic, realism and low polygon, etc.). The unique feature is the deep integration with the browser - users can directly intercept web page elements as a reference for generation, or call images in bookmarks for style migration. Performance tests show that generating a single image takes an average of 3.2 seconds on an RTX3060 graphics card and about 12 seconds on mobile.
This feature redefines the boundaries of the capabilities of browser extensions, enabling content creators to complete the entire process from material collection to finished output without leaving the work environment. Typical use cases include quickly generating graphics for articles, creating visual elements for presentations, and so on.
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