A concept slider for lip thickness. Negative weights thin the lips toward a narrow line, positive
weights fill them out. It is a direction, not a look - there is no trigger word, and nothing is
added to your prompt. Set the weight and render.
It works across subjects and media: men and women, young and old, photographic, painted and cartoon.
The mouth is the only thing it is asking the model to change.
HOW TO USE
- No trigger word. Load it and set the weight.
- Effective range: -4 to +4. The effect is gentle inside ±2 and does most of its work between ±2
and ±4.
- Start at +2 or -2, then push. 0 is the base model untouched.
- Works on any subject with a visible mouth. A tight crop on the face shows it best.
ONE TIP THAT MATTERS
A slider moves what your prompt leaves open. If you want the lips and ONLY the lips to change, name
the things that should stay put - the person's age, the hair, the lip color , Prompts that already
say "a 45-year-old woman with fine lines", "short cropped dark hair" or "bare lips in a pale dusty
rose tone" hold those steady across the whole range while the thickness moves freely.
Trained on Krea 2. Rank 4. No dataset of a person, no identity baked in.
Description
v1.0 · rank 4 · trained on Krea-2-Raw · no trigger word
EFFECTIVE RANGE
-4 to +4. Inside ±2 the change is subtle; most of the visible movement happens between ±2 and ±4.
Values beyond ±4 are not recommended - a LoRA past its range degrades the picture rather than doing
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