Stable Diffusion WebUI Forge
A fork of AUTOMATIC1111's interface, reworked underneath for speed and lower memory use. The same screen, faster, on less VRAM.
- Self-hosted
- Active
- Allowed adult content
- Open source
At a glance
- Where it runs
- Self-hostedYou run it on your own machine. Nothing leaves it unless you send it.
- Adult content
- AllowedAdult content is permitted within the published rules.
- Trains on your content
- NoYour content is not used to train models.
- Status
- ActiveMaintained and working today.
- Account needed
- No
- Licence
- AGPL-3.0
- Cost
- Free and open source.
- What it keeps
- Local only.
What it takes to run
- Graphics memory
- 4 GB VRAM, 8 GB recommended
- System memory
- 8 GB, 16 GB recommended
- Disk
- about 15 GB
- Runs on
- Linux, Windows
Find what fits your machine on the tools page — pick your hardware from the first menu.
Forge keeps the interface people already know and replaces the memory management and model loading beneath it. On a 6 or 8 GB card the difference is the difference between usable and not, and it picked up newer model families — FLUX among them — well ahead of the original.
If you learned on AUTOMATIC1111 and your card is small, this is the upgrade that costs you no relearning.
Worth knowing before you start
- Not every AUTOMATIC1111 extension works The internals changed, so some extensions need a Forge-specific version.
What it does
- Lower VRAM use than the original
- FLUX support
- Same extension model as AUTOMATIC1111
Models it runs
How it relates to other tools
- a fork of Stable Diffusion WebUI
Signs of life
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- Last answered
- Yes, 3 hours ago Its website responded when we asked.
- Stars on GitHub
- 13,012 1,730 forks.
- Last commit
- 412 days ago2025-07-31 01:33 UTC
- Latest release
- latest
- Archived copy
- Wayback Machine A snapshot, in case this one stops answering.
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