flux-mjv3
Maintainer: fofr
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Model overview
The flux-mjv3 model is a Flux LoRA (Latent Overriding Representation Adjustment) model trained on Midjourney v3 outputs from 2022. It can be triggered by using the prompt "a dream, in the style of MJV3" and adjusting the LoRA strength above 1. This model is maintained by fofr and is similar to other Flux LoRA models like [object Object], [object Object], [object Object], [object Object], and [object Object].
Model inputs and outputs
The flux-mjv3 model accepts a variety of inputs, including a prompt, an optional input image, and various parameters to control the output. The outputs are one or more generated images in the specified format, such as WEBP.
Inputs
- Prompt: The text prompt that describes the desired image to be generated.
- Image: An optional input image that can be used for image-to-image or inpainting tasks.
- Seed: A random seed value for reproducible generation.
- Model: The specific model to use for inference, with options like "dev" and "schnell".
- Width and Height: The desired dimensions of the generated image.
- Aspect Ratio: The aspect ratio of the generated image, with options like "1:1" and "custom".
- Num Outputs: The number of images to generate.
- Guidance Scale: The guidance scale for the diffusion process, which affects the realism of the output.
- Prompt Strength: The strength of the prompt for image-to-image or inpainting tasks.
- Extra LoRA: Additional LoRA models to combine with the main model.
- LoRA Scale: The scale of the main LoRA application.
- Extra LoRA Scale: The scale of the additional LoRA application.
Outputs
- Generated Images: One or more images generated based on the input prompt and parameters.
Capabilities
The flux-mjv3 model can generate a wide variety of dreamlike, surreal, and abstract images in the style of Midjourney v3. It can be used for tasks like image generation, image-to-image translation, and inpainting. The model's capabilities can be further enhanced by combining it with additional LoRA models.
What can I use it for?
The flux-mjv3 model can be used for a variety of creative and artistic applications, such as generating unique and visually striking images for use in digital art, illustrations, concept art, and even as inspiration for other creative projects. The model's ability to generate images in the style of Midjourney v3 can make it particularly useful for projects that require a similar aesthetic. Additionally, the model's flexibility in terms of input parameters and the ability to combine it with other LoRA models can allow for a wide range of personalization and experimentation.
Things to try
One interesting aspect of the flux-mjv3 model is the ability to adjust the LoRA strength above 1, which can result in more exaggerated or surreal-looking images. Experimenting with different LoRA strengths can lead to unique and unexpected results. Additionally, trying out different combinations of the input parameters, such as the prompt, seed, and aspect ratio, can produce a wide variety of outputs, allowing for a high degree of creative exploration.
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