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Anything2RealCharacters V3 for Krea 2: turn 2D art into photorealistic people

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By Captain

Published 2026-10-03

AIGC_Singularity's Anything2RealCharacters V3 is an image-to-image stylization LoRA that converts anime and artistic inputs into photoreal characters while keeping identity. Learn the workflow, denoise and ideas.

Overview

Krea2_Anything2RealCharacters V3 is a high-resolution image-to-image / stylization

fine-tuned on

Turbo. It translates 2D, anime or artistic input into a photorealistic style with fine skin micro-texture and precise facial detail, with much better identity retention than V1 and complete realism conversion compared with V2.5.

V3 is released as a LoRA (unlike V2 and V2.5), so it stacks with other Krea 2 style or character LoRAs.

Reference

Name	Type	What it is
Mode	img2img	Source: anime or illustration.
Denoise	0.5-0.75	Lower keeps identity; higher adds realism.
LoRA weight	0.8-1.0
Prompt	describe as photo	A photorealistic portrait of ... matching the source.
Steps / guidance	8 / 1

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Step by step

Load the 2D source image.
Describe it as a photograph (hair color, outfit, setting).
Denoise 0.6, LoRA 0.9.
Compare identity; lower denoise if features drift.
Stack a realism LoRA at 0.5 for texture.

Examples

Portrait conversion

A photorealistic portrait photo of an adult woman with long silver hair and violet eyes in a navy military-style coat, studio light, skin texture.

img2img from an anime portrait, denoise 0.6

Cosplay

A photorealistic cosplay photograph of an adult man in detailed fantasy armor at a convention, natural light, 85mm.

denoise 0.65

Creative idea: cast photo

Convert a four-character anime group illustration into a photorealistic cast photo, adults, studio backdrop.

denoise 0.55

Tips

Clean, well-lit source art converts best.
Describe the costume materials so fabric becomes real.
Cosplay-photo framing (convention hall, studio) suits it.
Adult characters only; state age in the prompt.

Troubleshooting

Identity lost

Why it happens

Denoise too high.

How to fix it

0.5.

Still looks painted

Why it happens

Denoise too low or weight low.

How to fix it

0.7 and LoRA 1.0.

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Questions

Text-to-image?

It is an

LoRA.

Other LoRAs?

V3 stacks with Krea 2 LoRAs.

Links and sources

Civitai page

Models in this guide

Written by

Captain

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