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Skin Tone Slider | (Qwen-Image-2.1)
A bidirectional skin tone modifier for Qwen 2.1 (Qwen-Image-2.1). Push positive for rich dark brown/tan skin, or pull negative for fair porcelain skin. Identity, hair, and clothing stay locked.
Recommended Weights
Text-to-Image (T2I)
-0.8to-0.4: Fair / porcelain skin0.0: Baseline prompt skin tone+0.3to+0.6(Sweet Spot): Warm tan / golden bronze+0.7to+1.0: Deep dark brown skin(Avoid going over +1.0 on T2I)
Image Edit / Reference Workflows
-1.0to-0.8: Lighten existing complexion+1.2to+1.8(Sweet Spot): Clean tan to rich brown shift+2.0: Strongest dark tone shift
Skin Tone Slider | FLUX
(Trigger needed )
Positive : Dark skin tone 0🆙2
Negative : Pale skin tone -2🆙0
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From the pictures you've posted, it seems that pale = Caucasian and dark = African. Not only the skin, but other parts of the face change including the eyes, eyebrows, the lips get thicker and the shape of the nose also changes. So it would seem there's no way to create an albino African person, or a Gyaru Japanese person with this... although I haven't tested it out myself.