[Krea2 Style-to-Realism LoRA — Tech Preview]
Trained on Krea2, this LoRA is designed to transform various artistic styles into high-quality realistic portraits.
Current Release: V1 Tech Preview (core style-transformation verification).
What’s Next: We are actively working on V2! Future updates will bring richer facial expressions and enhanced portrait editing capabilities. Stay tuned!
💡 Usage Guide
Trigger Word:
transform the image to realistic photographremove clothesRecommended Base Model: Krea2 Turbo
Recommended Settings:
Steps: 10
CFG Scale: 1
Online Demo Link:https://www.runninghub.ai/post/2081332273476415490?inviteCode=rh-v1559
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Lora works great! hope for a V2 that doesn't just generate asian
Does this LoRA have two functions? One is anime-to-real-life conversion, and the other is clothing removal?
That's right, but removing the effect requires a glitch, which I will solve in the V2 version.
Excellent lora, thank you!
If anyone is getting glitchy output, make sure your Ostris Edit nodes are up to date:
ComfyUI-Krea2-Ostris-Edit
And switch the "Krea 2 Ostris Edit Model Patch" node to True
Thank you, we are currently completing more concepts and training at 2048 resolution. With the support of Krea2, it can be said to be a god level Lora.
i'm guessing we have to use this with the edit lora right?
No need to edit Lora. I have provided a workflow.
The online link has workflow downloads, and the configuration file also has workflows
Great but too much asian vibe and it's make some mistakes in outfit and pose. klein9b make more identical image.
V2 will solve the problems of Asian faces and incorrect clothing. The main reason for the incorrect clothing is that the resolution setting is too high. The prior version is only trained at a resolution of 1280, and consistency issues may occur when the resolution is higher than 1280.
@AIGC_Singularity Ok. Wish you luck with that! Thanks for sharing!
@AIGC_Singularity needs more Asian variety, especially Korean cosplayers/ cosers. Some popular cosplayers found on twitter come to mind.
@kitekholin V2 will add facial reference function, but this is not strong consistency and can only guide facial features appropriately.
It works pretty well as far as realism goes but it makes colors very dark and muted. A person with vibrant auburn hair looks like they have dark brown hair afterwards.
You can add a color adjustment node when outputting the original image to reduce saturation to 20 or more.