Adding a LoRA

Pick an image model that takes LoRAs, open LoRA Integrations and paste in the LoRA’s address. A slider sets how strong it is.

Add a LoRA to a design

  1. Open the design

    On the Designs tab, press Edit on the design and go to the Image tab.

  2. Pick a model that takes LoRAs

    Search the Image Model box. For example, black-forest-labs/flux-dev-lora takes them. The LoRA Integrations button appears once you pick one.

  3. Open the LoRA window

    Press LoRA Integrations. The LoRA / Integrations window opens for that model.

  4. Paste the LoRA

    Paste its address into LoRA Weights. The links under the box open the LoRA lists on Replicate, CivitAI and Hugging Face.

  5. Set the scale

    Drag LoRA Scale to set how strongly it applies.

  6. Save both

    Press Save in the window, then Save in the design editor so the design keeps the new model.

The LoRA / Integrations window with Extra LoRA, LoRA Scale and LoRA Weights
Where it’s from What to paste
Replicate owner/model, or owner/model/version
Hugging Face huggingface.co/owner/model
CivitAI civitai.com/models/12345
Direct Any link to a .safetensors file

On Hugging Face and CivitAI, check which base model a LoRA was trained for. It has to match the image model you picked.

How strong to make it

LoRA Scale sets how much the LoRA changes the picture. The model’s own note says values between 0 and 1 give sane results. Start near the top of that range and lower it if the pictures start to look alike or lose the design’s style. If a LoRA does nothing at a normal scale, try a different LoRA before you push the number up.

Using two at once

Some models also have an Extra LoRA box, so you can use two. The second one’s strength is Extra Lora Scale, which is in the design’s Advanced Settings. Their effects add up, so turn each one down a little. Pair LoRAs that do different jobs, like one face and one style. Two faces, or two styles, tend to blur together.

What the window shows

Every model offers different fields, so the window only shows the ones the chosen model has. A model with none says “This model has no LoRA/integration parameters.” Reset to Defaults clears your changes. Your settings are saved for that model in that design.

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