How To Use Roop DeepFake On RunPod Step By Step Tutorial With Custom Made Auto Installer Script

The DeepFake videos are storming the social media and now it is so easy to make. You can follow this tutorial to learn how to make your own DeepFake videos by using Roop public GitHub repository. You don't even need a computer to follow this tutorial. This tutorial will show you how to install and make DeepFake videos on RunPod. This tutorial is for only educational and research purposes.

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0:00 Introduction to Roop DeepFake on RunPod tutorial 1:29 Selecting pod, template and starting installation of Roop 3:02 How to use automatic installer 3:49 How to use specific version / commit via git checkout 5:10 How to generate DeepFake video after installation completed 6:06 Continuing the manual installation 6:31 How to download frames folder fast with runpodctl 7:10 Manual installation completed 7:30 How to activate and use Roop DeepFake after installation 7:57 How to upload files from your computer very fast with runpodctl and manual way 9:32 Use Automatic1111 to improve face 10:00 How to restore faces with CodeFormer 10:20 How to download and use other upscalers such as UltraSharp 4x

Step-by-Step Tutorial: Installing and Using the Roop DeepFake Library on RunPod

Welcome to this comprehensive tutorial where I will guide you through the process of installing and utilizing the renowned Roop DeepFake open-source library on a RunPod. Whether you're already familiar with Roop or new to it, this tutorial is designed to provide you with clear, step-by-step instructions. Additionally, I have prepared a GitHub readme file and an easy-to-use one-click installer, which I have shared exclusively with my Patreon supporters. While the installer is not mandatory for this tutorial, your support on Patreon is greatly appreciated. Let's dive into the installation process.

Step 1: Accessing the GitHub Readme To make it easier for you to follow along, I have compiled all the instructions in a detailed GitHub readme file. You can find the link to this file in the description and comment section of the video. If you haven't watched my main tutorial, you'll also find a link to it in the readme file.

Step 2: Creating a RunPod Account If you don't have a RunPod account, you'll need to register by following the provided link in the readme file. Additionally, I have an informative RunPod tutorial that covers the basics, in case you're new to this platform. It's a great resource for gaining valuable insights into using RunPod effectively.

Step 3: Navigating the RunPod Interface Once you've logged into your RunPod account, access the community cloud. If you prefer, you can also utilize the secure cloud option. For the purpose of this tutorial, we'll be using the RunPod Stable Diffusion web UI template, which allows simultaneous usage of Roop and Stable Diffusion with Automatic1111 on the same RunPod. Choose the RunPod that suits your needs, such as A5000 or RTX3090. I recommend selecting a RunPod with a capacity of over 20 gigabytes, and in this case, we'll use the RTX 3090.

Step 4: Selecting the Template and Customizing Deployment Make sure to select the RunPod Stable Diffusion web UI template by typing "stable" in the search bar. The template version may vary at the time of watching the video, but it should still work. If there are any updates, I will promptly update the readme file. Customize the deployment by setting the container disk to 15 gigabytes. You can adjust the volume disk according to your preferences. Set any necessary overrides and proceed with the deployment.

Step 5: Manual Installation of Roop To demonstrate the installation process, I will cover both manual and automatic installation methods. Let's start with the manual installation. Connect to the manual installation RunPod by clicking on the connect icon and selecting "connect JupyterLab." This will take you to the RunPod JupyterLab interface, where you'll find the clear instructions for each step. We'll begin by cloning the Roop repository into our workspace. Open a terminal and copy-paste the provided command.

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