10 Tips: How to use Open WebUI

How to use Open WebUI

Open WebUI is an open-source web interface designed for working with various LLM (Large Language Model) systems, such as Ollama or other OpenAI-compatible APIs. It offers a broad range of features that simplify managing and interacting with models. You can deploy Open WebUI on a server or locally on your home machine, essentially creating your own AI powerhouse. … Read more

GitHub

OpenWebUI GitHub

Open WebUI is a versatile, feature-packed, and user-friendly self-hosted interface built to function completely offline. It supports multiple LLM runners, including APIs compatible with Ollama and OpenAI. How to Install Open WebUI Installation via Python pip To install Open WebUI using Python’s pip package manager, make sure Python 3.11 is installed to ensure compatibility. Access … Read more

API Endpoints

API Endpoints

This guide outlines how to effectively interact with the Open WebUI API endpoints for smooth integration and automation using our models. Please note that this setup is experimental and may be updated in the future for improvements. Authentication To ensure secure access, API requests require authentication 🛡️. Use the Bearer Token method for authorization by … Read more

Open WebUI Release Notes

Open WebUI Release Notes

[0.3.30] – 2024-09-26 Fixed [0.3.29] – 2023-09-25 Fixed [0.3.28] – 2024-09-24 Fixed [0.3.27] – 2024-09-24 Fixed [0.3.26] – 2024-09-24 Fixed [0.3.25] – 2024-09-24 Fixed [0.3.24] – 2024-09-24 Added Fixed Changed [0.3.23] – 2024-09-21 Added Fixed Changed [0.3.22] – 2024-09-19 Added Fixed Changed [0.3.21] – 2024-09-08 Added Fixed Changed [0.3.20] – 2024-09-07 Added Fixed Changed [0.3.19] … Read more

Tools

Open WebUI Tools

Open WebUI Tools are Python scripts provided to an LLM during a request, allowing it to perform specific actions and gain additional context. For effective use, your chosen LLM typically needs to support function calling. These tools unlock a wide range of chat capabilities, such as web search, web scraping, and API interactions within the … Read more

Functions

Open WebUI Functions

What are Functions? Open WebUI Functions are Python scripts provided to a Large Language Model (LLM) at the time of request. These tools enable LLMs to perform actions and access additional context. To use functions effectively, the LLM you’re working with must support function calling. How can I use Functions? Once installed, functions can be … Read more

ComfyUI

ComfyUI

Open WebUI supports image generation through ComfyUI backend. This guide will help you set up this integration. ComfyUI offers an alternative interface for managing and interacting with image generation models. Learn more or download it from its GitHub page. Below are the steps to set up ComfyUI alongside your existing tools. Initial Setup For systems with … Read more

Pipelines

Open WebUI Pipelines

Open WebUI Pipelines offer flexible, modular workflows for any UI client that supports OpenAI API specs and beyond. With just a few lines of code, you can easily extend functionalities, integrate custom logic, and build dynamic workflows. Why Choose Open WebUI Pipelines? What Can You Build? How It Works Integrating Pipelines with any OpenAI API-compatible … Read more

Docker Compose

Docker Compose

In this article, we will guide you through the process of installing Open WebUI using Docker Compose. You’ll learn how to set up and configure the platform efficiently with step-by-step instructions tailored for both beginners and advanced users. Basic Installation with Docker Compose To get started, if you don’t have Ollama installed, use Docker Compose … Read more

Key Features of Open WebUI

Key Features of Open WebUI

Explore the extensive capabilities of Open WebUI, designed to enhance your experience with large language models (LLMs) and streamline your workflows. From seamless integration to enhanced customization, Open WebUI offers a robust set of tools and features across various categories. Effortless Setup & Integration Effortless Installation:Open WebUI can be easily installed using Docker or Kubernetes … Read more