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This is my first character LoRA trained on-site, and v2 will be trained locally so that I have a baseline to compare the LoRA Studio I've made freely available to the tools available here.
She is a 20-year-old girl with blonde hair fashioned in a long-layered style and no makeup. She has realistic anatomy. Her body is soft, her legs are long and skinny and her breasts are small and perky. She is laughing. She is wearing a pink tshirt. She's standing outdoors, under a tree, with the evening sun setting behind her. The photo is a head and shoulders portrait.
Trigger word: MadieV1
Madie 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
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 v1 is a bf16 SafeTensor adapter, verified from the published original weights. The gallery contains the creator’s sample outputs.
License and access
Madie 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.