Chroma Style and Speed Workflow is a high-efficiency ComfyUI setup built for those who want style variety, speed, and zero node-hunting bullshit. It uses a clean prompt selector system that lets you swap between 61 distinct visual styles with a single number click—plus a fallback “no-style” default when you want to go manual.

This isn’t a LoRA selector. The workflow includes five pre-baked LoRAs already tuned in with tested strengths for optimal aesthetic balance. They’re all sourced from the excellent Chroma LoRA Experiments collection, and were chosen for their ability to blend detail, speed, and vibe:

• Hyper-Chroma-low-step-LoRA: strength 1

• Chroma-unlocked-v35-detail-calibrated: 0.75

• Chroma-Turbo: 1

• Hyper-Chroma-8steps-minimal: 1

• Chroma_NSFW_Porn_lora: 0.13 (used purely for anatomical realism—adjust to taste)

The full image runs in 8 steps, averaging ~13 seconds at 768x1024 on a 3090, with a VRAM footprint around 18GB. Style selection is handled by simple index toggles, and visual results are striking—whether you're aiming for cinematic realism, Ukiyo-e, vector stylization, retro pulp, or something that looks like it walked out of a Mucha poster.

This setup’s been battle-tested and polished for creative exploration at speed. Not claiming it’s objectively the best—but it’s dialed in to hit hard, render fast, and stay flexible.