ABC-Krea: Aesthetic Booster Control

ABC-Krea: Aesthetic Booster Control

This Lora is designed to enhance the artistic elements of your images. It provides general aesthetic improvements for illustrations and photographic images alike, and often boosts prompt following as well.

Recommended Strength: 1.0

Range: -2 to 3

*At high strengths the effects become very dramatic, but it can be fun to play with.

**At negative strengths the effect is to REDUCE aesthetics, but this can also be interesting, particularly for photographic output. If you are into poorly composited, visually unappealing amateur photos, then give it a try.

The Lora will improve lighting, composition, colors, brightness and contrast, as well as adding detail and other enhancements to improve your images.

All demo image pairs were generated using Krea2Turbo at 1920x1280 using seeds2 / bong tangent at 8 steps and CFG 1.0. Lora strength was set to 1.0.

The Lora was trained on 500 images, including a wide variety of art styles, with one central theme: they are both artistically interesting and aesthetically pleasing. All images included detailed natural language captions.

Most captions began with 'Photograph of...' or 'Digital illustration of...', but specific art styles were not mentioned. Therefore the Lora provides general enhancements to any image rather than focusing on specific styles.

Notes: I've tested the Lora with Krea2Turbo, and IN MY PERSONAL OPINION it worked well with MOST images that I generated. NOT ALL images will look better when you apply the Lora, and not everyone will like the effects. It also may not work well with all fine-tunes.

I did test it a bit with my own fine-tune, TAME Krea, and the effects were generally good, but less dramatic than with Krea2Turbo. This is primarily because TAME Krea already significantly enhances images compared to Krea2Turbo. So if you are using a model that already gives very aesthetic results, you may not get as much improvement with this Lora. However, it also tends to help with prompt adherence, which is something I noticed with both Krea2Turbo and TAME Krea.