Krea2 Native 6MP Test Shows Solid Stability
Neggy5 · reddit · 2026-07-17
A post shared real-world test results for Krea2: the author noted that at a native 6MP (2512×2512), there is almost no noticeable quality degradation, suggesting it could potentially go even higher, though they haven't tested further yet.
The configuration used included:
- vanilla Krea2 Turbo
- euler/beta sampler + scheduler
- abliterated text encoder
- filter bypass lora
The author mentioned seeing claims that it could barely exceed 2MP, so they pushed it straight to 6MP. Surprisingly, there was no anticipated "body horror" breakdown; almost all failures were still prompt-related. The trade-off is significantly longer generation times: even Turbo at 10 steps takes about 5 minutes. The author believes this is a massive upgrade for getting large, high-quality images without relying on upscaling, and asks if it can be pushed to 4K+.
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