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| Path | What it is |
|---|---|
sd-turbo/text_encoder/model.onnx | CLIP text encoder, fp16 weights, fp32 inputs/outputs |
sd-turbo/unet/model.onnx | UNet, fp16 weights, fp32 inputs/outputs (timestep is a 0-d float32 scalar) |
sd-turbo/vae_decoder/model.onnx | VAE decoder, fp16 weights, fp32 inputs/outputs |
sd-turbo/tokenizer/vocab.json, merges.txt | CLIP BPE tokenizer data |
sd-turbo/LICENSE.md, sd-turbo/NOTICE.md | Stability AI Community License and attribution (SD-Turbo) |
sdxl-turbo/text_encoder/model.onnx | CLIP-L text encoder (primary), fp16 weights, fp32 inputs/outputs |
sdxl-turbo/text_encoder_2/model.onnx | OpenCLIP-bigG text encoder (secondary), fp16 weights, fp32 inputs/outputs |
sdxl-turbo/unet/model.onnx + unet/unet_*.onnx_data | UNet (≈ 5.1 GB), fp16 weights, split across 13 external-data buckets — the model exceeds ONNX's and the browser's single-buffer limits |
sdxl-turbo/vae_decoder/model.onnx | VAE decoder, fp32 weights and inputs/outputs (kept fp32 — SDXL's activations exceed fp16's range under WebGPU, which produced a silent pure-black image; ≈ 198 MB vs. ≈ 99 MB for the fp16 build) |
sdxl-turbo/tokenizer/vocab.json, merges.txt | Primary (CLIP-L) BPE tokenizer data |
sdxl-turbo/tokenizer_2/vocab.json, merges.txt | Secondary (OpenCLIP-bigG) BPE tokenizer data |
sdxl-turbo/LICENSE.md, sdxl-turbo/NOTICE.md | Stability AI Community License and attribution (SDXL-Turbo) |
runtime/ort-<version>/ort-wasm-simd-threaded.asyncify.wasm | ONNX Runtime Web (MIT), the exact build the plugin version links against |
stabilityai/sd-turbo and
stabilityai/sdxl-turbo weights: optimum
ONNX export, then onnxruntime's float16 conversion with keep_io_types=True (SDXL-Turbo's
UNet additionally split across external-data buckets, see above). The script is
tools/convert/convert_model.py in the plugin repository; no third-party conversion is
used for either model. Powered by Stability AI.LICENSE.md/NOTICE.md under its
subdirectory above is the one that actually applies to those files). The ONNX Runtime WASM is
MIT. The plugin itself is AGPL-3.0-or-later.