Extends a picture in any direction: one side, two sides, a corner, three sides, all four, or a small picture on a big empty canvas. Pad the picture with flat gray #808080, give the padded canvas to Qwen Image 2.1 as the reference, and the LoRA fills the gray with a continuation of the scene while keeping the original picture where it is. side, optional LoRA](https://civitai.com/models/2964810/qwen-image-21-outpaint-auto-prompt-any-side-optional-lora) on Civitai. Videos on YouTube @ausbossdev. Pictures neither LoRA was trained on, rendered in ComfyUI with the INT8 Qwen every column, original pixels pasted back with Stitch Inpaint. Each row: box marks what goes wrong without the LoRA: visible…
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Give Qwen Image 2.1 a picture of a person and a picture of an outfit, and it dresses the person in it. Plain Qwen 2.1 already does that, but the picture comes back a few pixels off, the face gets a little softer and the background gets touched. With this LoRA the swap happens on your picture's own frame: on 16 swaps it had never seen, the result sat 0.1 px from the original (3.6 px without it). No trigger word. Load it at strength 1.0 (at 0.5 about half of the drift comes back: 1.8 px in the same test), give the person as image 1 and the outfit as image 2, and ask for the swap: Outfit Swap workflow that has it set up. Videos on YouTube @ausbossdev. Qwen Image 2.1 can do an outfit swap…
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Qwen Image 2.1 edits don't stay where you put them. Ask for a watercolor, a comic or an anime version and the picture comes back a few percent taller, sometimes nudged sideways, different for every seed: a waistband 40 px lower, a face that no longer lines up with the original. On a local edit it also repaints things you didn't ask about (hair strands, signs, texture). This LoRA makes the edit on the original's frame: same prompt, same edit, nothing moves. No trigger word. Load it and write your edit instruction as usual. Also on The dashed line marks where a feature sits in the original; the arrow is how far it moved. Same prompt and seed in every column, rendered in ComfyUI with the…
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Qwen Image 2.1 can upscale a small or worn picture by itself, but it overdoes it. Skin turns gritty, pores and freckles show up that were not there, faces look older, and the picture shifts a few pixels. I trained this LoRA to soften that harsh upscale. With it the result is a little softer and still detailed, it makes up less, and it stays true to the picture you gave it. I tested it on 37 pictures I had shrunk myself, so each result could be compared with the full-size picture. With the LoRA the result sat about 0.3 px off. Without it, more than 2 px. It is a redraw, not a recovery. The fine detail is made up to fit. Plain Qwen 2.1 draws more texture; this LoRA trades some of that for…
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Extends a picture on any side, and paints the gray corners of a picture you have turned. Pad the picture with flat gray #808080, give the padded canvas to FLUX 3 Image Klein as the reference, and the LoRA fills the gray with more of the scene while keeping your picture where it is. this repo as workflows/flux-3-image-klein-outpaint.json. Videos on YouTube @ausbossdev. Rendered with the workflow in this repo: FLUX 3 Image Klein distilled INT8, 16 steps, CFG 1, the same auto-caption prompt and seed in both columns, the original pasted back with Stitch Inpaint. Only the LoRA is switched. Each row: at 1.5. The amber boxes mark what goes wrong without the LoRA: FLUX 3 shifts the scene, so the…
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