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CyberHub 1.5.0 FULL Bundle — All 16 Official Modules Included
The complete CyberHub toolkit in one download. The FULL Bundle includes the same Core as CyberHub Lite, with every official module already installed.
Start with Gallery, explore the creative tools, and update modules individually whenever you need to.
Included in the bundle:
Gallery — Browse, search and organize your local image collection.
Viewer — Inspect images and generation metadata.
Compare — Compare images and metadata side by side.
Auto Tagger — Add searchable AI tags to Gallery images.
Captioner — Generate image captions using a configured AI model.
LoRA Info — Inspect Safetensors metadata, training tags and file information.
Civitai Browser — Browse Civitai models and download selected files.
Civitai Grabber — Download image collections from Civitai.
Cropper — Crop and resize images.
Danbooru Toolkit — Look up tags, build prompts and tag images locally in your browser.
Amateur Photo — Apply casual camera, film and snapshot effects.
Overlay — Add labels, captions and watermarks.
Prompt Engineer — Generate and refine prompts with a configured AI model.
Prompt Library — Organize prompts, presets, snippets and notes.
Meta Copy Tool — Restore source metadata onto processed PNG images.
Upscaler — Upscale images locally using ONNX models.
Settings and Module Manager are also included. Civitai Browser and Upscaler retain their beta status.
Version 1.5.0 brings several improvements:
Optional update notifications: Checks remain manual by default. You can enable startup notifications in Settings; downloading and installing updates always requires your action.
Expanded system diagnostics: See all detected GPUs, the Python executable, ONNX Runtime version, available providers and the provider used by an existing Auto Tagger session.
Corrected module switches: Fixed enable/disable behavior and status reporting for Amateur Photo, Civitai Grabber, Meta Copy Tool and Prompt Engineer.
Updated Civitai model information: Includes the 15 October 2026 lookup export with 17,973 checkpoints and 46,806 hashes.
Improved Python compatibility: Added Python 3.14 launcher support, with an Intel macOS compatibility check for ONNX-based modules.
More complete attribution: Added model provenance, license texts and prompting-guide authorship information.
The bundle includes the Danbooru model and tag data, browser ONNX runtime, two prompting-guide PDFs, and the default Real-ESRGAN Upscaler model.
Some AI features require additional setup:
Auto Tagger’s approximately 1.3 GB WD model is downloaded only when you select Install model.
Captioner and Prompt Engineer require a separately installed OpenAI-compatible AI server and suitable models, such as those available through LM Studio.
GPU acceleration requires compatible drivers and runtime components. Selecting CUDA does not install them.
To install:
Install Python 3.12 or 3.13, recommended for straightforward setup. Intel Mac users should use these versions for the Full Bundle.
Extract the ZIP into a new folder.
Start CyberHub:
Windows: Double-click
start.bat.macOS / Linux: Open a terminal in the extracted application folder and run
bash start.sh.
Wait for the first-run package installation and font download to finish.
Open the localhost address shown in the terminal, then add your image folders in Settings.
Internet access is needed for initial package installation and optional downloads. Python, a virtual environment, CUDA and external AI servers are not included in the ZIP.
Already using CyberHub? Use Settings for the normal CyberHub system update and Module Manager for individual module updates. The FULL Bundle is intended for a fresh installation; do not import it as a system update or extract it over your existing installation.
CyberHub remains local first. Automatic update checks are disabled by default, and updates are never installed automatically.
Explore all modules, screenshots and features in the full article
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Description
Update from the original Lite 1.0 release.
Added
Added changelog, license and third-party notices to the Lite release.
Added GitHub/manual support files.
Added optional Gallery accordion mode: close other folder branches when opening one.
Added ZIP import support for future update/module packages.
Improved
Gallery now hides folders that contain no images and no image-containing subfolders.
Gallery restores the active folder tree when returning from another module.
Faster folder-tree filtering for large libraries.
Viewer and Gallery now share improved metadata parsing.
Improved ComfyUI prompt extraction; raw workflow JSON is no longer shown as prompt when a clean prompt can be extracted.
No re-index needed for metadata fixes. Refresh/restart CyberHub after updating.
CyberHub Lite is now also available on GitHub:
https://github.com/cyberdeliaAI/CyberHub-Lite
FAQ
Comments (13)
Thanks, this is a great tool. When you add a folder in Settings accidently, then remove it in Settings later on, it does not remove that folder from the gallery view? How do you remove old folders from the gallery? Thanks!
Thanks! After removing a folder in Settings, restart CyberHub and run:
Settings → Maintenance → Rebuild index
That will rescan the configured folders and prune folders/images that no longer exist in the active Gallery roots.
If the old folder still appears after that, use:
Settings → Maintenance → Rebuild search
@Cyberdelia Ahh, ok. Thank you!
You know, I was just looking for something like this ^^
Probably 100k+ images later, & it becomes a bit of a nightmare trying to sort/search for things haha.
Just need to find the time to sort them all now :/
Congrats on the release :)
I’m working with 395k+ images (a lot of them downloaded with the Civitai grabber), and it runs incredibly fast. There are still a few small optimizations I’d like to add, but most of them are purely personal preferences.
The nice thing is that it’s modular and has no impact on speed. The Lite version is just as fast as the Full version. For me, it’s extremely important that it stays user-friendly.
For example I pushed a small update today that makes it clearer for users where the module settings are located. It uses an accordion system, where you had to click an icon. That wasn’t clear enough, so now it’s a proper Settings button instead.
It’s a small change, but important for usability. That’s basically what the last few months have been about: testing, testing, tweaking -> and then finding even more bugs :)
@Cyberdelia Sometimes I look at all my images...... & I think "Will I ever even look at some of these images again? How long will it take to even just look at them all at a few seconds intervals.....". I have a ton of probably garbage (& gold) images I haven't really even seen yet....lol. I'd just leave the thing thing running a few hours spamming out images, then be too tired to check them after \_ (ツ)_/ ̄ - I'm a terrible hoarder though lol.
Sometimes I think "Gee, I wish AI was smart enough to just sort them all for me; intelligently gauge metrics for aesthetics, & do it all for me.....", but then there would be really no point for humans to even be left in the mix generating images in the first place at that point.... lol. Anyway, I'm totes rambling. I hope all is going well for you :)
PS - What are your thoughts on Krea 2? I'm really liking it so far.
Can we just import our favorites prompts as a wildcard (.txt) file?
Yes, CyberHub Lite already has this in the Library workflow.
You can save favorite prompts into the Library and export them as a prompt library ZIP. For wildcard-style use, the prompts can be turned into a plain .txt wildcard file, one prompt per line.
@Cyberdelia Maybe be i missed something, when i do the zip thing, i have a .json file, and a folder with .png and thumbs in .jpg. But no matter i will just extract the prompts from the .json. Thanks great little hub!
@Cyberdelia Hi, i tried your lite version, nice job. I'll on my way to take the pro i think, but noticed that in the lite version, there was no delete button (for a picture, in the gallery or full screen view) or delete key on keyboard was not working. but it's in the code after investigating so i added it temporary to the lite app.
I just wanted to know that the delete button is present in the pro version and works well in batch (like clicking on one file and shift-click for quick multiple selection to delete the files ?). Possibility to make suggestions too in case something is not there and could be useful (i'm hand disabled, so any repetitive task can be ... difficult) on a 250.000 pictures gallery :D ?
I would prefer to not touch the code of the pro. (if notn i'll stay on the lite version, but it will break after each fix or update. don't want to mess with that.
for example, I noticed some issues like browsing the gallery with the keyboard. using up and down arrow act like left and right. is it planned to be fixed ?
P.S : your CyberReality models are my favorites. i don't use anything else. Thanks for that !
Thanks for reporting this. Lite and Full use the same Gallery module, so delete support is available in both.
You were right that it was not clear enough in the Lite UI. I’ve made a Gallery hotfix:
- added a visible delete button in the metadata panel
- added a delete button in fullscreen view
- batch delete works with Ctrl/Cmd-click, Shift-click range selection, Ctrl/Cmd+A for current page, then Delete
- fixed keyboard navigation so Up/Down now moves by grid row instead of acting like Left/Right
Files are moved to the system trash, not permanently deleted.
This will be included in the next update (Github/Discord and Whop), so you should not need to patch the Pro code yourself.
@Cyberdelia Thanks ! very kind ! you have a new subscriber ! thx !
(i sent you a PM on Whop for two additionnal fix (sorry ;) )

