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Trigger word for v2 = Cait-V1,
a portrait of a girl who is a very tall, slender 19-year-old girl with brown hair fashioned in a ponytail. She has bare-faced natural beauty, smooth skin, bare feet, realistic anatomy. She has a gentle smile. She has subtle wrinkles in the corners of her eyes and lips.
Cait-V1 is an original fictional adult woman character LoRA for Krea 2. It is intended for creating character portraits and scenes with a consistent character identity and does not depict an actual person. This is a LoRA adapter, not a complete base model.
Compatibility and installation
The creator has verified this adapter with Krea 2 and Krea 2 Turbo. Use a compatible Krea 2 base model and LoRA workflow; obtain the base model separately under its own terms. In ComfyUI, place the .safetensors file in models/loras/, refresh the model list, and select the adapter in your compatible LoRA loader.
Trigger and usage
Include Cait-V1,
Start with your working Krea 2 workflow and adjust the LoRA strength, prompt and seed to suit your scene. A simple starting prompt is: Cait-V1, a fictional adult woman in a casual jacket, portrait photograph, natural daylight. Appearance varies with the base model, workflow and generation settings; no single prompt guarantees identical results.
Training and release
The adapter metadata identifies Krea 2 and AI Toolkit training at 2,000 steps. Current version v2.0 is an fp16 SafeTensor adapter; earlier v1.0 remains a separate release. The gallery contains the creator’s sample outputs.
License and access
Cait-V1 is free to download and does not require a paid membership. The Krea 2 Community License Agreement and its Acceptable Use Policy apply. Review the license and this listing’s permissions before use or redistribution; free download does not remove those restrictions.