Tired of manually re-copy/paste all your InvokeAI image parameters every time you upload to Civitai?

Here's the solution you've been waiting for!

INVOKE TO CIVITAI METADATA CONVERTER

📝 Description

This script converts metadata from PNG images generated with InvokeAI into a format compatible with Civitai, allowing you to upload images to Civitai with all generation parameters correctly displayed.

✨ Main Features

1️⃣ Metadata Conversion

• Automatically extracts metadata from InvokeAI images

• Converts parameters to the standard Civitai/A1111 format

• Preserves: prompt, negative prompt, seed, sampler, CFG scale, steps only. Model and LoRAs must be added manually (automation WIP).

2️⃣ Intuitive Graphical Interface

• Support for multiple file selection or entire folders

• Visual list of selected files with removal options

• Real-time log area showing progress

3️⃣ Flexible Output Management

• Choose where to save converted images

• Automatically creates the converted_for_civitai subfolder

• Shows completion message at the end of conversion

• Dedicated button to directly open the folder with converted images

5️⃣ Error Handling

• Detailed log of every operation

• Clear reporting of files without metadata or with errors

• Final summary with success/error counts

📦 Requirements

• Python 3.6+

• Pillow (image processing library) - command:pip install pillow

• tkinter (included in Python)

🚀 How to Use

1. Launch the script

2. Select PNG images (individual files or entire folders)

3. Choose output folder (optional) - If not specified, a subfolder will be created with the converted images.

4. Click "CONVERT IMAGES"

5. When complete, open the folder with converted images and upload to Civitai!

▼ Download

(python script)

https://e.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZTOP3ZdMhQJ7WPIkFeQrxXHlOKKktkI5N7

EXE

https://e.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZ1mw3Z3BqrRXW2SiSBLYDgzaP6PF0wvfJk

No Virus, No Malware.

But if you don't trust it, download the .py file and have ChatGPT or Claude read it, which will tell you that the file is safe. For the .exe, use an antivirus.