Krea 2's 'house style' faces frustrate users: prompts and realistic LoRAs barely help
backworld_nograv · reddit · 2026-09-05
A user testing Krea 2 as a main character creator reports that faces always come out with the same generic, over-processed look regardless of prompt detail; realistic LoRAs barely help, suggesting a strong built-in house style.
Training custom face LoRAs from reference models takes 1-2 hours per face, which feels inefficient — the thread asks for better workflows to get diverse, natural-looking faces.
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