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There are 3 LORAs that you can use in the image, their strengths are 0, so if you don't want to use any LORA, they will be bypassed. To activate them, simply choose a strength above 0 in any LORAs. Try to use Image Size (Width-Height) based on image size of your Image Input (at least keep same ratio, otherwise output image can be trimmed)Transparency Settings are additional. If Transparency gets weird (Due to wrongly erasing background, rarely it happens) and you don't want to dive into settings, then you can also try another version without Transparency: "Transfer Style with 3 LORAs & Image to Image [Flux]"Enjoy!

There are 3 LORAs that you can use in the image, their strengths are 0, so if you don't want to use any LORA, they will be bypassed. To activate them, simply choose a strength above 0 in any LORAs. Try to use Image Size (Width-Height) based on image size of your Image Input (at least keep same ratio, otherwise output image can be trimmed)If you want Transparency or Empty Background (white, black, etc.), you can try this version too: "Transfer Style with 3 LORAs & Image to Image [Flux] with Transparency"Enjoy!

If you would like to try with Image to Image feature, you can try these too:Transfer Style with 3 LORAs & Image to Image [Flux]Transfer Style with 3 LORAs & Image to Image [Flux] with Transparency

Upload Image, replace background with Transparency or fully White, Black or other colors.

This is for those who want to transfer the style of LORA without needing to configure any ControlNet Depth, which this tool already has it.I developed this, because I got tired of adding ControlNet input everytime I need to transfer LORA Style to my images.Why is there a need for ControlNet? When we generate images with Lora, sometimes LORA is wrongly used in your image, spread to unwanted corners, parts, etc. But this approach mitigates that issue. Also, this approach fills the LORA to your input image with even simplest Prompt (still describe basically) so the procedure is done over exact image you entered. NOTE:Try to make Upload Resolution size under 1536 (width and heigth) as the generation uses your Upload image for Output Resolution.

You can combine style and content easily with images with this tool!No need to write a lot of prompt to describe your output image!After adding your Style and Content images as input, just write your prompt briefly, then configure other minor details to give maximum customization, done!NOTES:-"Presets" on the bottom of the settings heavily influence the Amount of Style to be added to Output image. Using "PLUS - High Strength" can create results with Style added to every corner of the image, but using "Standard - Medium Strength" will give subtle touches on the Output image. For instance, I change style of a game object simply by Preset "Standard", Style Weight 0.3, Content weight 2 (or 2.5) with a relevant Lora, while using Preset "Plus" creates very interesting striking results with equal strengths of Style Weight and Content Weight. So don't hesitate to experiment and try new things.

This tool does same procedure of "Style & Content Combiner & Lora - Mix Images and Create Art" + Upscales automatically!To do procedure without upscale, follow the link below:Style & Content Combiner & Lora - Mix Images and Create Arthttps://tensor.art/template/760439417612675950 NOTES:-"Presets" on the bottom of the settings heavily influence the Amount of Style to be added to Output image. Using "PLUS - High Strength" can create results with Style added to every corner of the image, but using "Standard - Medium Strength" will give subtle touches on the Output image. For instance, I change style of a game object simply by Preset "Standard", Style Weight 0.3, Content weight 2 (or 2.5) with a relevant Lora, while using Preset "Plus" creates very interesting striking results with equal strengths of Style Weight and Content Weight.So don't hesitate to experiment and try new things!