A concept slider for lip thickness. Negative weights thin the lips toward a narrow line, positive
weights fill them out. It is a direction, not a look - there is no trigger word, and nothing is
added to your prompt. Set the weight and render.
It works across subjects and media: men and women, young and old, photographic, painted and cartoon.
The mouth is the only thing it is asking the model to change.
HOW TO USE
- No trigger word. Load it and set the weight.
- Effective range: -4 to +4. The effect is gentle inside ±2 and does most of its work between ±2
and ±4.
- Start at +2 or -2, then push. 0 is the base model untouched.
- Works on any subject with a visible mouth. A tight crop on the face shows it best.
ONE TIP THAT MATTERS
A slider moves what your prompt leaves open. If you want the lips and ONLY the lips to change, name
the things that should stay put - the person's age, the hair, the lip color , Prompts that already
say "a 45-year-old woman with fine lines", "short cropped dark hair" or "bare lips in a pale dusty
rose tone" hold those steady across the whole range while the thickness moves freely.
Trained on Krea 2. Rank 4. No dataset of a person, no identity baked in.
Description
v1.0 · rank 4 · trained on Krea-2-Raw · no trigger word
EFFECTIVE RANGE
-4 to +4. Inside ±2 the change is subtle; most of the visible movement happens between ±2 and ±4.
Values beyond ±4 are not recommended - a LoRA past its range degrades the picture rather than doing
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Comments (2)
Does what it says, and I'm happy to see someone entering the Krea2 slider arena. Nice work! Only issues I had were that it seems to square/elongate the head shape a bit at low/high weights, and somehow ears become more prominent at low weight? But I did not heavily define the face and it's more pronounced at weights outside the suggestion [-6/+6] so I can't say that it couldn't be corrected via prompt.
I'm glad that you liked the adapter. As for the issues you mentioned, I'll try to make more experiments and perhaps update the model.