How to use

Put the trigger word first in the positive prompt. It is mandatory — without it the
character will not appear.

roman carax, 1boy, solo, <action>, <outfit>, <scene>

Minimal, always-safe character string (copy-paste):

roman carax, 1boy, male focus, solo, blonde hair, aqua eyes, single earring, forehead mark, choker

Recommended settings

Setting

Value

Steps

50

CFG

3.0

Shift

5.0

Skip layers

22

LoRA weight

1.0 (drop to ~0.8 for a cleaner look)

Resolution

1024×1024 verified. Training data is portrait ~832×1216, so portrait ratios match best

Prompt examples

roman carax, 1boy, solo, smile, looking at viewer, upper body, outdoors, day

roman carax, 1boy, solo, standing, full body, white jacket, red shirt, blue shorts, white sneakers, night, city, neon lights

roman carax, 1boy, solo, sitting, on couch, indoors

Character features

Measured across all 117 training captions. 100 % means the trait is bound to the
character itself and will not drift.

Area

Appearance

Tag

Coverage

Hair colour

Pale blonde / light gold, cool-toned (not bright yellow, not brown)

blonde hair

117/117 · 100 %

Eyes

Aqua / teal-green (not pure blue, not pure green)

aqua eyes

117/117 · 100 %

Hair style

Short, brushed up and back, slightly tousled; a few strands fall between the brows

not tagged on purpose

consistent in all images

Forehead

A cyan, angular / lightning-shaped mark on his right side of the forehead

forehead mark

117/117 · 100 %

Earring

Single cyan earring, left ear

single earring

117/117 · 100 %

Neck

Black choker, usually with a small cyan block or ring on it

choker

117/117 · 100 %

Build

Slender young-boy build, short

shota

117/117 · 100 %

Skin

Fair

not tagged

consistent in all images

Hair style and skin are deliberately left untagged: they never vary in the dataset, so a
tag would carry no training signal and could fight the base model's prior. Do not write
hair length or hairstyle tags when generating — short hair etc. may pull against the
learned likeness.