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LoRA and adapter strength values on eleven image model cards
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What this guide covers
A desk comparison of what eleven Hugging Face model cards for image LoRAs and adapters say about strength: seven give a value, four give none. It helps anyone picking a starting strength for Qwen Image Edit or SDXL adapters. It reports author statements only; nothing was run or measured.
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LoRA and adapter strength values on eleven image model cards
Coverage
A desk comparison of what eleven Hugging Face model cards for image LoRAs and adapters say about strength: seven give a value, four give none. It helps anyone picking a starting strength for Qwen Image Edit or SDXL adapters. It reports author statements only; nothing was run or measured.
Useful starting points
- A value on one card is that author's starting point for that model, not a rule for other LoRAs.
- In the LCM-LoRA example, strength=0.6 is the image-to-image denoising strength, not a LoRA scale.
- Lightning LoRA cards give steps, sigmas or CFG instead of a strength, so do not look for one there.
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