Hi, thanks for reaching out! :)
There are multiple ways to improve faces:
1) Inpainting
Drag the image into the "Input Image", then click the little blue wrench in the top right of the image preview there. Paint over the face, click "apply" and let it run again.
2) More steps
Sometimes faces get better with more steps.
3) Face bigger in the picture
If the face is really small in the picture, the AI seems to put less effort into it. If you can make a picture where the face takes up more space in the picture, it should work better.
4) Different prompt
Some prompts just generate wonky faces. :3 Next to "style" you can press on the template image. There you can select some style templates that usually create non-distorted faces.
You can also post a picture of your setup on Discord, then we can check together if some setting maybe inhibits beautiful faces. :)
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thanks for the reply, I have another minor questions though, what's the difference between the grey slider and the white slider for each of the options?
also, theres an image i generated but its sort of cut halfway. How would i change the width of the image and generate the other half of the image as well? i tried dragging the image the input but i cant seem to increase the width resolution and it just stays the same and cut in half. any recommendations? (sorry for asking so many questions, im just fascinated by the ai)
No shame in asking questions. <3
Grey slider: The value that is used for every image, when you click "start". You can think of it as a preview.
White slider: The value that is used when you click on the buttons on an image.
E.g. you set "Steps slider - grey: 20, white:50". Then the AI will quickly generate loooads of images, but only with 20 steps, so they might have some glitches. When you found a nice image, you click the circular arrow in the hover menu. Then the image is re-done, but this time with 50 steps, to make any glitches disappear.
Not sure if that's what happened for you:
If the AI generates "two images in one", there's not much you can do atm, sorry. :/ If outpainting is added in the future, there might be a solution for that.