Pink Hat Warriors, Assemble!

The age of insufficiently pink headwear is over. Rally the troops, ready your prompts, and fight for pink hat supremacy—one gloriously overdressed character at a time. Blue? A passing phase. Green? A clerical error. Pink? Clearly the natural order of things.

This LoRA brings the pink, white-trimmed birthday-event hat into your images. Put it on your characters, crown a suitably cooperative object, or leave it on a table as a warning to the forces of boring headwear. Anime, painted scenes, and stylized renders all deserve proper pink leadership.

Your marching orders

Use the trigger pinkhats, then describe your subject, scene, and where the hat should go. Start at strength 1.0 with the version that matches your base model.

For the Illustrious version, use model strength 1.0 and CLIP strength 1.0 when your interface exposes separate controls.

Example: pinkhats, 1girl, solo, adult woman, wearing a hat, denim jacket, smiling, upper body, outdoors, city street, sunset

For an unworn hat, say where you want it: on a table, on a shelf, or resting on an object. Keep the intended spot visible. The revolution cannot occupy pixels outside the frame.

A brief report from the front

The Illustrious release uses the tested v3 adapter, trained on 131 images for 2,000 steps. In the recorded placement tests, it succeeded in 7 of 8 worn-hat scenes, 7 of 8 object-placement scenes, and 4 of 8 table-beside-a-person scenes. These are small test sets, not guarantees. Hats beside people are less dependable than hats worn by them; check placement and try another seed when needed.

Explicit colour prompts can recolour the hat. This is technically a feature, although Pink High Command would like a quiet word with you.

Enlist. Generate. Wear pink. Let no perfectly good head go undecorated.