Karina

Tell us what your model does.

What does your model do?

This LoRA is a high-quality character/style LoRA trained specifically on [Character Name / Style / Theme, e.g. "beautiful anime girl in cyberpunk aesthetic" or "realistic portrait of a young woman with freckles"]. It teaches Stable Diffusion to consistently generate this exact character/style with high fidelity, excellent anatomy, detailed faces, beautiful lighting and coherent outfits.

What is your model good at?

- Extremely accurate reproduction of the trained character/style

- Beautiful facial details, expressive eyes, perfect skin texture

- Great anatomy and proportions even in complex poses

- Works amazingly well with both anime and realistic checkpoints

- Produces clean, high-detail images with minimal artifacts

- Excellent prompt adherence – what you write is what you get

What should it be used for?

Perfect for:

- Character sheets and consistent character generation

- High-quality portraits and close-ups

- Anime/illustration style scenes

- Cyberpunk, fantasy, sci-fi or realistic character art

- Creating comics, fanart, wallpapers or concept art

- Any project where you need the same character appearing multiple times looking exactly the same

What is your resource bad at?

- Not designed for extreme deformations or very unusual body types (e.g. ultra-muscular, furry, or heavily stylized chibi)

- May struggle with very low-resolution or heavily distorted prompts

- Not a general-purpose style LoRA – it is specialized on this one specific look

- Can sometimes over-sharpen details if used with very high CFG (above 12–14)

How should it not be used?

- Do not use it if you want a completely different character or random style – this LoRA is highly specialized

- Avoid using it with very low LoRA weight (<0.5) if you want strong resemblance

- Don’t expect it to work perfectly with completely incompatible base models (e.g. very old SD 1.4 models)

- Not recommended for generating landscapes, objects, animals or abstract art without the trained character present

Recommended settings:

- LoRA weight: 0.7–1.0 (best results usually at 0.8–0.9)

- CFG Scale: 7–11

- Steps: 25–40

- Sampler: Euler a, DPM++ 2M Karras or DPM++ SDE Karras

- Clip Skip: 2 (for anime models) or 1 (for realistic)

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Have fun creating stunning images with this LoRA! If you share your creations – tag me, I’d love to see them! 💜