Clarity

Name: Clarity LoRA (Flux)
Author: Ashblonde

LoRAFlux·Published 9 months ago ·874 creations·0 comments

#painting #landscapes #surrealism

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Subtle clarity and depth — sharper, but still soft and painterly

Clarity is designed to add polish, definition, and depth without destroying softness or mood. Instead of harsh sharpening, it gently refines edges, reveals subtle textures, and strengthens reflections and structure — while keeping mist, glow, watercolor softness, and painterly charm intact.

Use Clarity to finish images that feel a little flat or blurry: landscapes, florals, harbour towns, architecture, and dreamy illustration styles all benefit beautifully.

Best results: 20–30% for fine-art realism, lower for dreamy softness, higher for cinematic punch.

Usage guide

Start at 20–30%. Lower = softer, higher = sharper. Great for landscapes, florals, harbours, architecture. Too sharp? add “soft diffusion.” Too soft? raise the weight. Avoid stacking with heavy sharpening LoRAs.