CyberRealistic Positive (Pony) embedding: one word toward realism
Topic: Models
By Captain
Published 2026-10-02
Cyberdelia's positive textual inversion for Pony models nudges output toward realism when placed at the start of the prompt. Learn where to put it, how it pairs with the negative embedding and prompt ideas.
Overview
CyberRealistic Positive (
Pony
) is a textual inversion
embedding
by Cyberdelia. Added at the start of the positive prompt as CyberRealisticPony_POSV1, it steers Pony-based checkpoints toward more realistic rendering. It pairs with the author's negative embedding placed in the
negative prompt
.
Install it in your embeddings folder and reference it by name; no weight is required, though (name:0.8) works.
Reference
Name | Type | What it is |
|---|---|---|
Token | CyberRealisticPony_POSV1 | First in the positive prompt. |
Weight | 0.8-1.0 | Optional. |
Companion | negative embedding | In the negative prompt. |
Base | Pony | CyberRealistic Pony and other Pony checkpoints. |
Score chain | still needed | score_9, score_8_up, score_7_up after the token. |
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Step by step
- CyberRealisticPony_POSV1, then the score chain and rating_safe.
- Describe the subject photographically.
- Add the negative embedding to the negative prompt.
- Compare same-seed with and without.
Examples
Fashion
CyberRealisticPony_POSV1, score_9, score_8_up, score_7_up, rating_safe, fashion photography of a woman in her thirties in a long white knit sweater, bare shoulders, backlit studio, 85mm
Character portrait
CyberRealisticPony_POSV1, score_9, score_8_up, score_7_up, rating_safe, portrait of a woman with high cheekbones, angular jaw, intense green eyes, pale skin, long straight dark hair, serious expression, natural light
Creative idea: street portraits
CyberRealisticPony_POSV1, score_9, score_8_up, score_7_up, rating_safe, candid street portrait of a market vendor in his fifties, apron, morning sun, 50mm
Tips
- It is subtle; it removes the last anime hints rather than transforming the image.
- Works with fashion and glamour-style photography prompts.
- Combine with a lens description for the fullest effect.
- Do not stack several positive embeddings.
Troubleshooting
No change
Why it happens
Embedding not loaded or misspelled.
How to fix it
Check the file name in the embeddings folder matches the token.
Over-smooth
Why it happens
Stacked with other realism boosters.
How to fix it
Use alone with the negative embedding.
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Questions
SDXL (non-Pony)?
Weight?
Optional, 0.8-1.0.
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