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I'm trying to run stable diffusion on my local pc. It's a macbook pro m1. Even though I did follow every single step, I keep getting an import error. What might possibly be the reason and how may I fix it?

ImportError: cannot import name 'WatermarkEncoder' from 'imWatermark'

I was referring an online tutorial so I did end up searching through the comments. Found nothing so far.

D3WYAN
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    How, exactly, did you install the module you're trying to use? There seem to be multiple modules out there with names similar to `imWatermark` - but the only one that seems to have a definition of `WatermarkEncoder` is actually named "invisible-watermark", and is used via `import imwatermark` (note lack of any capitalized letters). I suspect you simply installed the wrong module. – jasonharper Nov 21 '22 at 21:05
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    "_Even though I did follow every single step ..._" Please describe which steps you took, and what the results were. What is `imWatermark`? Is it a module from PyPI (that you installed using `pip`)? If so, could you add a link to it? If it's your own code, could you include it in your question? – wovano Nov 27 '22 at 14:33

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If you look in the txt2img.py script it references https://github.com/ShieldMnt/invisible-watermark

Install with pip install invisible-watermark

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Chris Knowles
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It seems they forgot to add it into requirements.txt or smt like that. If you continue getting the error after invisible-watermark installation, change the line from imWatermark import WatermarkEncoder in txt2img.py to from imwatermark import WatermarkEncoder (lowercase)

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