Phantom Fade turns people and animals into ghosts. Your subject fades to partial transparency so the background shows through them, while the rest of the scene stays solid and sharp.

HOW TO USE

- Trigger word: phantomfade

- Put it right before the subject you want faded, for example: "a phantomfade old man sitting on a porch swing"

- Built for Krea 2. Also works well on CyberRealistic Krea 2.

STRENGTH

- Nothing happens below 1.0. Start at 1.0.

- 1.2 to 1.5 is the sweet spot.

- Go up to 2.0 for harder scenes.

TIPS

- Backlight your ghost. The fade shows best when something bright sits behind the subject: a window, a sunset, headlights, moonlit water. Against a dark background there's nothing to show through, so the ghost just looks dark.

- Use the trigger word on its own. Adding words like "translucent" or "see-through" usually makes the result worse, because the base model's foggy version of a ghost fights the LoRA.

- You can fade one subject and leave another solid, as long as they look different from each other or aren't touching.

LIMITATIONS

- Two similar subjects in physical contact (a couple holding each other, for example) will usually both fade.

- Works best on 1 to 3 subjects. Large groups fade unevenly.

TRY IT ONLINE

Phantom Fade is built into Afterburn AI Studio. No install, no setup, just pick it and generate:

afterburnaistudio.com