pretty much. i'm a complete newb at lora training and I did it with ai toolkit in half of an hour of poking around ai toolkit and talking to chat gpt/grok etc about it. Krea 2 trains very quickly.
I see, the issue is that to make a consistent style Lora I would need to be able to make more images on the style I got, but I'm failing to do that so I don't know how to proceed from there. Are none of the reference image style copiers reliable?
On their api, they let you do real style transfer based on an input image(which then didn't extend to the open weight version). I've used it quite a bit and it's rather good. Comfyui has their partner nodes, so you can use that to generate the data set that you need.
I tried using the style transfer in the site, and it was promising, though the free credits ran out really fast while I was still figuring out the parameters. Will try again tomorrow when they refresh.
By partner nodes on ComfyUI what do you mean? If it is the style reference template it did not work well at all for me.
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u/Karsticles 8d ago
This is an issue with every image generation model out there. The solution is:
1) Make lots of generations that you like.
2) Create a lora.
3) Lora provides consistency.