DxO PhotoLab VS Birme.net

Birme.net

BIRME is a flexible and easy to use bulk image resizer.

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2022-12-20

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2021-08-28

DxO PhotoLab 5 Review of New Features

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Category Popularity

0-100% (relative to DxO PhotoLab and Birme.net)

Birme.net

Photos & Graphics

23 23%

Photos & Graphics

77% 77

Image Editing

22 22%

Image Editing

78% 78

Photo Editing

100 100%

Photo Editing

0% 0

Image Optimisation

25 25%

Image Optimisation

75% 75

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10 Easiest Image Resizer Tools to Resize Images Online for Free

B.I.R.M.E. stands for “Batch Image Resizing Made Easy.” This bulk image resizer can help you resize several images at one time, instead of doing them one by one. You can also add a border to each photo. Just choose how many pixels thick you want it to be.

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Social recommendations and mentions

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DxO PhotoLab mentions (0)

We have not tracked any mentions of DxO PhotoLab yet. Tracking of DxO PhotoLab recommendations started around Mar 2021.

Birme.net mentions (5)

Every time I run embedding for textual inversion, I end up overtraining?
These have been upscaled with the "extras" tab, and then cropped 512 by 512 in birme.net and then downloaded after centering on the character. Source: about 1 year ago
Can't Seem To Get Embeddings Right
Oh and use birme.net if you need to crop/resize images, works really well. Source: over 1 year ago
I Built a Dreambooth-based Avatar Creator and I’d Love To Hear Your Feedback.
Added image cropper to help users adjust/crop their photos before training (similar to birme.net). Source: over 1 year ago
[P] Locally run stable diffusion and dreambooth (resp. setup a DL server)
In this tutorials I often saw they need to upload images on Birme.net to resize them (is there a local variant for that available) or upload them on imgur later on. Also some times it looks like we are forced to publish our models on hugging face, but that would not be possible for us, because of confidentiality problems (obviously we don't want to publish stuff e.g. For an App/Game which is still in development... Source: over 1 year ago
Generating images for e-commerce store using dreambooth. Trained on https://app.aipaintr.com. Training details and prompt in comments.
Training details: 12 images taken from iphone, cropped using birme.net, class/category name "water-bottle", trained for 1000 steps on https://app.aipaintr.com. Source: over 1 year ago