--- base_model: krea/Krea-2-Raw tags: - text-to-image - diffusers - lora - krea2 - template:sd-lora license: apache-2.0 instance_prompt: "Cuth123" widget: - text: "A futuristic neon-drenched cyberpunk cityscape where a majestic golden lion with holographic wings stalks through the rain, Cuth123, cinematic lighting." output: url: sample_0.png - text: "A serene, sun-dappled ancient library with floating books and swirling stardust, featuring a majestic golden lion resting on a velvet rug, Cuth123, ethereal atmosphere." output: url: sample_1.png - text: "A vivid underwater coral kingdom with glowing jellyfish and iridescent fish surrounding a majestic golden lion swimming gracefully through the deep blue, Cuth123, hyper-realistic." output: url: sample_2.png --- # Krea 2 LoRA — Gimbor/cuth123 A DreamBooth-LoRA for **Krea 2**, trained on **Krea 2 RAW** and shown on **Krea 2 Turbo**. The samples below were generated with this LoRA on Turbo (8 steps). ## Trigger Use the token `Cuth123` to invoke the concept. ## Samples ![sample](./sample_0.png) > *"A futuristic neon-drenched cyberpunk cityscape where a majestic golden lion with holographic wings stalks through the rain, Cuth123, cinematic lighting."* ![sample](./sample_1.png) > *"A serene, sun-dappled ancient library with floating books and swirling stardust, featuring a majestic golden lion resting on a velvet rug, Cuth123, ethereal atmosphere."* ![sample](./sample_2.png) > *"A vivid underwater coral kingdom with glowing jellyfish and iridescent fish surrounding a majestic golden lion swimming gracefully through the deep blue, Cuth123, hyper-realistic."* ## Use it with diffusers ```py import torch from diffusers import Krea2Pipeline pipe = Krea2Pipeline.from_pretrained("krea/Krea-2-Turbo", torch_dtype=torch.bfloat16).to("cuda") pipe.load_lora_weights("Gimbor/cuth123") image = pipe("A futuristic neon-drenched cyberpunk cityscape where a majestic golden lion with holographic wings stalks through the rain, Cuth123, cinematic lighting.", num_inference_steps=8, guidance_scale=0.0).images[0] image.save("output.png") ```