Oh! So THAT's what that looks like...

Mite (Japanese for "look at [it/that/me]") clit (...clit[oris]) - so the model's name is "look at my clit".

Mite Clit is a model that generates clitorises.

HOWEVER... If you think outside the box a little bit: you can use this model for several applications.

Want to texture your image to look a bit more fleshy? Use this model.

Want the composition of your image to be somewhat consistent? Use this model.

Want those colors to be close to fleshy red/brown? Use this model.

Usage:

If you want an image of a clitoris use the keyword "clit" on a mid-to-high strength (0.5+).

You can also use the keyword in a mid-to-low (0.1-0.5) strength and it will generate some well-done nightmare fuel with appropriate prompting.

The best applications of this model is without the use of the "clit" keyword.

Use the model at high strengths (0.7+) without the keyword for texture and color.

The model is somewhat stable above 1.0 strength and starts to act like the keyword is being used at strengths 1.5+.

The strength required for your particular use-case is very dependent on the checkpoint model you are using.

I truly recommend you play with the "clit" keyword ( ...and without using the keyword) so you know what the model can do.

P.S.: Some of the images end up looking quite phallic (penis-like). The model sometimes likes to add penis-like structures to females, but is not consistent.