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# Images Filename Name and Subdirectory
By default, the Wub UI save images with a file name structure of
`number`-`seed`-`[prompt_spaces]`
```
01234-987654321-((masterpiece)), ((best quality)), ((illustration)), extremely detailed,style girl.png
```
If this does not suit you it can be configured under settings.
`settings tab` > `Saving images/grids` > `Images filename pattern`
subdirectory can also be configured under settings.
`settings tab` > `Saving to a directory` > `Directory name pattern`
# Pattens
Web-Ui provides several patterns that can be used as placeholders for inserting information into the file name,
user can chain these patterns together, forming a filename that suits their use case.
| Pattern | Description | Example |
|--------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `[seed]` | Seed | 1234567890 |
| `[steps]` | Steps | 20 |
| `[cfg]` | CFG scale | 7 |
| `[sampler]` | Sampling method | Euler a |
| `[model_hash]` | Hash of the model | 7460a6fa |
| `[width]` | Image width | 512 |
| `[height]` | Image hight | 512 |
| `[styles]` | Name of the chosen Styles | my style name |
| `[date]` | Date of the computer in ISO format | 2022-10-24 |
| `[datetime]` | Datetime in "%Y%m%d%H%M%S" | 20221025013106 |
| `[datetime<Format>]` | Datetime in specified \<Format\> | \[datetime<%Y%m%d_%H%M%S_%f>]<br>20221025_014350_733877 |
| `[datetime<Format><TimeZone>]` | Datetime at specific \<Time Zone\> in specified \<Format\> | \[datetime<%Y%m%d_%H%M%S_%f><Asia/Tokyo>]`<br>20221025_014350_733877 |
| `[prompt_no_styles]` | Prompt without Styles | 1gir, white space, ((very important)), [not important], (some value_1.5), (whatever), the end<br> |
| `[prompt_spaces]` | Prompt with Styles | 1gir, white space, ((very important)), [not important], (some value_1.5), (whatever), the end<br>, (((crystals texture Hair)))，((( |
| `[prompt]` | Prompt with Styles, Space bar replaced with`_` | 1gir,___white_space,_((very_important)),_[not_important],_(some_value_1.5),_(whatever),_the_end,_(((crystals_texture_Hair)))，((( |
| `[prompt_words]` | Prompt with Styles, Bracket and Comma removed | 1gir white space very important not important some value 1 5 whatever the end crystals texture Hair ， extremely detailed |
### Datetime Formatting details
Reference python documentation for more details on [Format Codes](https://docs.python.org/3/library/datetime.html#strftime-and-strptime-format-codes)
### Datetime Time Zone details
Reference [List of Time Zones](https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/wiki/List-of-Time-Zones)
If `<Format>` is blank or invalid, it will use the default time format "%Y%m%d%H%M%S"
tip: you can use extra characters inside `<Format>` for punctuation, such as `_ -`
If `<TimeZone>` is blank or invalid, it will use the default system time zone
The Prompts and Style used for the above `[prompt]` examples
Prompt:
```
1gir, white space, ((very important)), [not important], (some value:1.5), (whatever), the end
```
Selected Styles:
```
(((crystals texture Hair)))，(((((extremely detailed CG))))),((8k_wallpaper))
```
note: the `Styles` mentioned above is referring to the two drop down menu below the generate button
### if the Prompts is too long, it will be short
this is due to Computer has a maximum file length
# Add / Remove number to filename when saving
you can remove the prefix number
by unchecking the checkbox under
`Setting` > `Saving images/grids` > `Add number to filename when saving`
with prefix number
```
00123-`987654321-((masterpiece)).png
```
without prefix number
```
987654321-((masterpiece)).png
```
### Caution
The purpose of the prefix number is to ensure that the saved image file name is **Unique**.
If you decide to not use the prefix number, make sure that your pattern will generate a unique file name,
**Otherwise files might be Overwritten**.
Generally datetime down to seconds should be able to guarantee that file name is unique.
```
[datetime<%Y%m%d_%H%M%S>]-[seed]
```
```
20221025_014350-281391998.png
```
But with some **Custom Scripts** might generate **multiples images** using the **same seed** in a **single batch**,
in this case it is safer to also use `%f` for `Microsecond as a decimal number, zero-padded to 6 digits.`
```
[datetime<%Y%m%d_%H%M%S_%f>]-[seed]
```
```
20221025_014350_733877-281391998.png
```
# Filename Pattern Examples
If you're running Web-Ui on multiple machines, say on Google Colab and your own Computer, you might want to use a filename with a time as the Prefix.
this is so that when you download the fouls you can put them in the same folde.
Also since you don't know what time zone Google Colab is using, you would want to specify the time zone.
```
[datetime<%Y%m%d_%H%M%S_%f><Asia/Tokyo>]-[seed]-[prompt_words]
```
```
20221025_032649_058536-3822510847-1girl.png
```
It might also be useful to set Subdirectory the date, so that one folder doesn't have too many images
```
[datetime<%Y-%m-%d><Asia/Tokyo>]
```
```
2022-10-25
```