Lora
Lora is an abbreviation for Low-Rank Adaptation. It enables users to swiftly fine-tune diffusion models using low-rank adaptation technology
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Lora is an abbreviation for Low-Rank Adaptation. It enables users to swiftly fine-tune diffusion models using low-rank adaptation technology
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LoRAs (Low-Rank Adaptations) are smaller files (anywhere from 1MB ~ 200MB) that you combine with an existing to introduce new concepts to your models, so that your model can generate these concepts.
These new concepts generally fall under 1 of 2 categories: subjects or styles.
Subjects can be anything from fictional characters to real-life people, facial expressions, poses, props, objects & environments.
0mib3_v10
3DMM_V12
age_slider_v20
arcane_offset
AstralMecha
epi_noiseoffset2
eye_size_slider_v1
GrayClay_V1.5.5
hair_length_slider_v1
hipoly_3dcg_v20
linevichit3-v10
more_details_v10
muscle_slider_v1
room2
StealthMecha
weight_slider_v2
zoom_slider_v1
3lectronics_v10
blu3print_v10
c0nst3llation_v10
cyborg_style_xl-v10
LogoRedmond_v10
ParchartXL-v12
pixel-art-xl-v1.1
StickersRedmond
t-shirt_design_v1.0
v0ng44g_p0rtr14t_v10
v0ng44g_p14nt1ng_v10
w00len_2500_v10
xl_more_art-full_v1
Simple! Just add the LoRA along with your prompt. Here is a little breakdown that describes how LoRAs work and how to use them properly.
<lora:LORA-FILENAME:WEIGHT>
LORA-FILENAME is the filename of the LoRA model mentioned above this article. Copy paste the file name of the LoRA that you want and continue
WEIGHT is how strong you want the LoRA to be. The range is 0-1; 0 is the same as deactivating the LoRA, 1 is maximum strength. With many LoRAs, a weight of 1 can be overpowering to the point of creating poor results, so experiment with lower values like 0.5 to 0.8
Here is an Example:
<lora:more_details_v10:0.2>
Styles include , art styles, and artist styles.
