flux-schnell-lora
Maintainer: lucataco
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Model overview
The flux-schnell-lora is an AI model developed by lucataco and is an implementation of the black-forest-labs/FLUX.1-schnell model as a Cog model. This model is an explorer for the FLUX.1-Schnell LoRA, allowing users to experiment with different LoRA weights.
Model inputs and outputs
The flux-schnell-lora model takes a variety of inputs, including a prompt, a random seed, the number of outputs, the aspect ratio, the output format and quality, the number of inference steps, and the option to disable the safety checker. The model outputs one or more generated images based on the provided inputs.
Inputs
- Prompt: The text prompt that describes the image you want to generate.
- Seed: A random seed to ensure reproducible generation.
- Num Outputs: The number of images to generate.
- Aspect Ratio: The aspect ratio of the generated images.
- Output Format: The file format of the output images (e.g. WEBP, PNG).
- Output Quality: The quality of the output images, ranging from 0 to 100.
- Num Inference Steps: The number of inference steps to use during image generation.
- Disable Safety Checker: An option to disable the safety checker for the generated images.
Outputs
- Generated Images: The model outputs one or more generated images based on the provided inputs.
Capabilities
The flux-schnell-lora model is capable of generating images based on text prompts, with the ability to explore different LoRA weights to influence the generation process. This can be useful for creative projects or exploring the capabilities of the underlying FLUX.1-Schnell model.
What can I use it for?
You can use the flux-schnell-lora model to generate images for a variety of creative projects, such as illustrations, concept art, or product visualizations. The ability to explore different LoRA weights can be particularly useful for experimenting with different artistic styles or visual effects.
Things to try
Some ideas for things to try with the flux-schnell-lora model include:
- Experimenting with different prompts to see how the model responds.
- Trying different LoRA weights to see how they affect the generated images.
- Comparing the output of the
flux-schnell-loramodel to other similar models, such as flux-dev-multi-lora, flux-dev-lora, or open-dalle-1.1-lora. - Exploring the use of the
flux-schnell-loramodel in various creative or commercial applications.
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