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UltraReal for Krea 2 and Klein 9B: texture back into smooth AI images

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By Captain

Published 2026-10-02

vizsumit's UltraReal LoRAs reduce the soft, smooth AI look and add real texture and detail, especially for close-ups and clothing. Learn versions, weights and prompts.

Overview

(KR2_V1) by vizsumit is a

for

(with a

sibling) that removes the smooth, plasticky AI finish and adds texture: skin, fabric weave, hair, surfaces. It works best on close-ups and medium shots where clothing and skin matter.

Versions: Krea_V2_Pro trained on SFW professional photography (portraits, lifestyle, fashion, wildlife, sports, architecture) for a polished look; Krea_V1 trained on a broader set for a natural look and reduced face bias. Trigger word: high-quality.

Reference

Name	Type	What it is
Trigger	high-quality	Optional but helpful.
LoRA weight	0.6-1.0	0.8 default.
Steps / guidance	8 / 1	Krea 2 defaults; higher guidance on Raw if available.
Shots	close / medium	Where it shines.
Combination	character LoRAs	Stacks well.

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Step by step

Prompt a medium shot with clothing and skin described.
Add high-quality.
Attach UltraReal at 0.8.
Compare same-seed; look at fabric and hair.
Lower to 0.6 with a strong character LoRA.

Examples

Street fashion

high-quality, a photorealistic photo of a 25-year-old woman with a messy chestnut bun and curtain bangs sitting on a cafe step in a corduroy jacket, candid, 50mm.

UltraReal 0.8

Wildlife

high-quality, a red fox pausing in long grass at dawn, dew, backlight, 400mm.

UltraReal 0.9

Creative idea: fabric close-ups

high-quality, a close-up of a hand-knitted wool scarf in cream and rust, soft daylight, macro.

UltraReal 1.0

Tips

Fashion and lifestyle prompts suit the Pro version.
Wildlife fur and feathers gain real texture.
Describe fabric types (linen, denim, wool).
Pair with the Skin Detail slider for portraits.

Troubleshooting

Over-textured skin

Why it happens

Weight 1.0 plus detail slider.

How to fix it

0.7.

Little effect on wide shots

Why it happens

Design.

How to fix it

Use closer framing.

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Questions

Klein version?

Yes, KL9 versions exist for Flux.2 Klein 9B.

Trigger?

high-quality, optional.

Links and sources

Civitai page

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