When generating images with Stable Diffusion, all the information about the process, such as the prompt, model name, and other data, is saved in the metadata of the created PNG file. By default, Windows does not display all the file's metadata information in its properties, but you can view it in several ways:

1. Using the PNG Info tab in Automatic1111 (the web interface for Stable Diffusion).
2. Using online services such as https://mara.photos/png-metadata/?lng=en, which allow you to view the metadata of uploaded files.
3. Using the ImageMagick utility and the magick identify -verbose filename.png command. ImageMagick can be installed via Homebrew on Mac.
4. Opening the PNG file as a text file in a text editor such as Notepad++ or Visual Studio Code. The metadata is located at the top of the file in a human-readable format.
5. Using the DiffusionToolkit utility (https://github.com/RupertAvery/DiffusionToolkit/releases/tag/v1.2.1), which allows you to extract and view the metadata of generated images.
6. In some cases, when using certain settings or third-party scripts, the metadata may not be saved in the PNG files. In such situations, you'll need to refer to the generation logs or other sources of information.

Thus, there are several options for obtaining information about the parameters used to generate images with Stable Diffusion, thanks to the saving of this data in the metadata of the created files. ← BACK_TO_LOGS