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---
tags:
  - text-to-image
  - lora
  - diffusers
  - template:diffusion-lora
widget:
- output:
    url: images/rgthree.compare._temp_qkicb_00069_.png
  text: '-'
- output:
    url: images/rgthree.compare._temp_qkicb_00067_.png
  text: '-'
- output:
    url: images/rgthree.compare._temp_qkicb_00065_.png
  text: '-'
- output:
    url: images/rgthree.compare._temp_qkicb_00035_.png
  text: '-'
base_model: krea/Krea-2-Raw
instance_prompt: sbgrid, eight panel storyboard, 6 panel storyboard

---
# Krea2_sbgrid

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## Model description 

# Cinematic Storyboard Generator LoRA

A LoRA trained to generate **coherent 8-panel cinematic storyboards from character, environment, and visual references**.

The model is designed to understand sequential visual storytelling rather than simply reproducing a static storyboard layout. It generates panels with deliberate changes in camera framing, perspective, composition, character performance, action, and environmental context to create a visual progression from beginning to end.

### Key Features

* 8-panel cinematic storyboard generation
* Sequential visual storytelling
* Strong shot-to-shot continuity
* Character consistency across panels
* Environment and spatial continuity
* Cinematic camera language
* Wide, medium, close-up, POV, over-the-shoulder, low-angle, high-angle and other varied shot types
* Action progression and visual pacing
* Character interaction and performance
* Establishing shots and environmental storytelling
* Visual escalation, climax and payoff
* Professional production-storyboard composition

### Style-Aware Generation

This LoRA is **not restricted to a single artistic style**.

It is designed to work alongside a supplied visual reference and preserve the reference&#39;s fundamental visual language.

For example:

* Photorealistic reference → photorealistic storyboard
* Anime reference → anime storyboard
* Manga reference → manga-style storyboard
* 3D&#x2F;CGI reference → 3D&#x2F;CGI storyboard
* Painterly reference → painterly storyboard
* Stylized concept art → matching stylized storyboard
* Other distinctive visual styles → preserve the supplied visual aesthetic

The objective is to make the **storyboard structure and cinematic visual storytelling consistent while allowing the source reference to determine the visual style**.

### Training Concept

The dataset consists of diverse cinematic storyboard sequences covering different characters, environments, genres, actions, compositions and visual styles.

The training focuses on learning:

**story progression + cinematic shot design + panel composition + continuity**

rather than memorizing specific characters, locations or stories.

### Recommended Trigger

&#x60;STORYBOARD8&#x60;

Example concept:

&#x60;STORYBOARD8, eight-panel cinematic storyboard of a woman entering an abandoned hotel and discovering a mysterious figure&#x60;

The LoRA is intended to be used with a compatible image-generation model capable of following reference images and maintaining visual consistency.

### Intended Use

Ideal for:

* Film pre-visualization
* Music video storyboards
* Animation planning
* Short-film development
* Video-generation planning
* Character action sequences
* Cinematic concept development
* Visual storytelling
* Shot planning
* AI video prompt development

This LoRA is intended to turn a **character + environment + story concept into a visually directed sequence of cinematic shots**, rather than simply producing eight variations of the same image.


## Trigger words

You should use `sbgrid` to trigger the image generation.

You should use `eight panel storyboard` to trigger the image generation.

You should use `6 panel storyboard` to trigger the image generation.


## Download model


[Download](/peculiar/sbgrid/tree/main) them in the Files & versions tab.