Z-Image Usage Guide for Danish LoRA

Trigger word: Danish
Place it immediately after the subject (for example: “portrait of a woman, Danish, …”).

Recommended strength: 0.4–10.7
Lower values keep it subtle; higher values push facial structure and skin tone harder.

Base model: Photorealistic / photographic models work best.

Hair options that work well:

• light blonde, platinum blonde, dirty blonde, strawberry blonde

• light brown, medium brown, dark brown

• auburn, copper, red

• straight hair, slightly wavy hair, loose soft waves, natural waves

• darker roots, subtle highlights, natural gradient roots

Skin & texture options:

• fair skin, pale skin, light skin tone

• rosy undertone, cool undertone, neutral undertone, warm undertone

• subtle freckles, light freckles, freckles on cheeks and nose

• realistic skin texture, visible pores, slight redness on cheeks or nose

Facial structure keywords:

• defined cheekbones, high cheekbones

• soft jawline or defined jawline

• slightly pointed chin, oval face, slender face

• symmetrical face, natural facial proportions

Lighting keywords:

• soft natural light, window light

• soft frontal lighting, soft side lighting

• diffused light, gentle shadows

• neutral lighting, slightly cool light, warm natural light

Camera feel:

• photorealistic, realistic portrait, editorial portrait

• head-and-shoulders portrait, close-up portrait

• shallow depth of field, 50mm lens, 85mm lens

Notes for users

This LoRA is trained on natural, minimally styled portraits. It performs best when you:

• keep lighting soft and realistic

• avoid heavy makeup and glam styling

• avoid dramatic, cinematic, or high-contrast lighting

• avoid anime, illustration, or CGI terms

• avoid pushing beauty exaggeration or hyper-symmetry

Think “natural editorial portrait” rather than “fashion campaign” or “fantasy character”.