<h2 id="kimji-z-image-turbo-character-lora">Kimji – Z-Image Turbo Character LoRA</h2>Kimji is a character/identity LoRA trained for Z-Image Turbo (ZIT), designed to maintain a consistent adult East Asian female character across different camera angles, compositions, expressions, outfits, lighting conditions, and environments.The training dataset contains multiple facial angles, including frontal, three-quarter, and side-profile views, together with variations in composition, expression, hairstyle, clothing, lighting, and background. The goal is to preserve Kimji's recognizable facial identity while retaining enough flexibility for prompts to control the scene, pose, styling, and photographic appearance.<h3 id="trigger-word">Trigger Word</h3><code>kimji</code>Use <code>kimji</code> in the positive prompt when generating the character.<h3 id="recommended-settings">Recommended Settings</h3><ul><li>Base Model: Z-Image Turbo</li><li>Recommended Version: Epoch 9</li><li>Recommended LoRA Strength: <code>0.65–0.80</code></li><li>Suggested Starting Strength: <code>0.70</code></li></ul>Testing showed that Epoch 9 at approximately 0.70 strength provides a good balance between facial identity and generation flexibility.Epoch 10 can provide slightly stronger identity influence, while Epoch 8 remains a useful alternative when a softer LoRA influence is preferred.<h3 id="usage">Usage</h3>Simple starting example:<code>kimji, adult East Asian woman, photorealistic portrait, natural skin texture, realistic photography</code>Then describe the desired expression, hairstyle, clothing, pose, camera angle, composition, lighting, and environment normally.The LoRA is intended primarily to provide character identity, rather than permanently locking Kimji to a particular hairstyle, outfit, expression, pose, or background.<h3 id="notes">Notes</h3>Results can vary depending on the Z-Image model/checkpoint, prompt, generation settings, and LoRA strength.For most generations, start at 0.70 and adjust the LoRA strength in small increments.If facial identity becomes too weak in complex scenes or unusual camera angles, try increasing the strength toward 0.75–0.80. If the LoRA begins to overpower the requested styling or scene characteristics, reduce the strength toward 0.60–0.65.Trigger: <code>kimji</code> Base Model: <code>Z-Image Turbo</code> Recommended Epoch: <code>9</code> Recommended Strength: <code>0.65–0.80</code> Suggested Starting Point: <code>0.70</code>

Kimji

Kimji – Z-Image Turbo Character LoRAKimji is a character/identity LoRA trained for Z-Image Turbo (ZIT), designed to maintain a consistent adult East Asian female character across different camera angles, compositions, expressions, outfits, lighting conditions, and environments.The training dataset contains multiple facial angles, including frontal, three-quarter, and side-profile views, together with variations in composition, expression, hairstyle, clothing, lighting, and background. The goal is to preserve Kimji's recognizable facial identity while retaining enough flexibility for prompts to control the scene, pose, styling, and photographic appearance.Trigger Word<code>kimji</code>Use <code>kimji</code> in the positive prompt when generating the character.Recommended Settings<ul><li>Base Model: Z-Image Turbo</li><li>Recommended Version: Epoch 9</li><li>Recommended LoRA Strength: <code>0.65–0.80</code></li><li>Suggested Starting Strength: <code>0.70</code></li></ul>Testing showed that Epoch 9 at approximately 0.70 strength provides a good balance between facial identity and generation flexibility.Epoch 10 can provide slightly stronger identity influence, while Epoch 8 remains a useful alternative when a softer LoRA influence is preferred.UsageSimple starting example:<code>kimji, adult East Asian woman, photorealistic portrait, natural skin texture, realistic photography</code>Then describe the desired expression, hairstyle, clothing, pose, camera angle, composition, lighting, and environment normally.The LoRA is intended primarily to provide character identity, rather than permanently locking Kimji to a particular hairstyle, outfit, expression, pose, or background.NotesResults can vary depending on the Z-Image model/checkpoint, prompt, generation settings, and LoRA strength.For most generations, start at 0.70 and adjust the LoRA strength in small increments.If facial identity becomes too weak in complex scenes or unusual camera angles, try increasing the strength toward 0.75–0.80. If the LoRA begins to overpower the requested styling or scene characteristics, reduce the strength toward 0.60–0.65.Trigger: <code>kimji</code> Base Model: <code>Z-Image Turbo</code> Recommended Epoch: <code>9</code> Recommended Strength: <code>0.65–0.80</code> Suggested Starting Point: <code>0.70</code>

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