* ABOUT FLUX LORA

Working with Flux LoRA

Two sides of the same workflow live here: a portrait-optimised LoRA trainer that produces custom weights with vivid highlights and fine detail, and FLUX.1-Dev LoRA inference for generating with weights you already have.

When to choose Flux LoRA

Come here when you are creating or running a custom Flux LoRA — particularly for faces. To generate with a general model instead of your own weights, use Flux 2 or Flux Dev.

Choosing between the variants

Portrait Trainer is the training step and produces LoRA weights; FLUX HF LoRA is the inference step that generates images with them. They are used in that order, not as alternatives.

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About Flux LoRA

Is the Portrait Trainer a generation model?
No. It trains LoRA weights optimised for portraits; you then generate with those weights through an inference variant.
What is the trainer optimised for?
Portrait generation specifically, with vivid highlights and highly detailed results rather than general-purpose subjects.
Where do I run the trained LoRA?
Through FLUX HF LoRA here, or the LoRA-capable variants in the Flux utility family and Juggernaut Flux.