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LoRA AI

AI image generator with custom LoRA training

Last verified September 2026 4 min read

What is LoRA AI?

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LoRA AI is an AI image and video generation platform built around custom LoRA training, which lets users lock in a specific character, brand style, or product look and reuse it across unlimited generations. Users can train LoRA models from their own reference images, browse a public model directory, and generate outputs in multiple formats including square, vertical, and wide banner. The platform supports text-to-image, image-to-image editing, and text-to-video or image-to-video workflows from a single credit-based account.

Why LoRA AI works

Most AI image generators produce inconsistent results when you need the same face, product, or style to appear across dozens of outputs. LoRA AI solves this by letting you train a model on your own reference photos so the generator reliably reproduces that specific look rather than approximating it each time. That consistency is what makes it practical for product photography, brand campaigns, and ongoing character-based content rather than one-off experiments.

LoRA AI features

  • Custom LoRA training. Train a model on your own photos so a specific character, product, or visual style stays consistent across every image and video you generate.
  • Multi-format video generation. Generate video from text, animate a still image, or restyle an existing video clip using credits, with Wan 2.2 as the base model for video LoRA training.
  • Image editing with reference photos. Upload a reference image and edit with it as a guide so outputs match a face, outfit, or composition rather than producing something new from scratch.
  • LoRA model directory. Browse publicly shared LoRA models with trigger words and compatible tool details so you can use community-built styles without training from scratch.
  • Multiple base models. Choose from FLUX.1, SDXL, Wan 2.2, and Qwen depending on the generation type and quality level you need for a given project.

Who LoRA AI is for

  • Social media creators who publish character-driven content and need the same face or persona to look identical across a series of posts.
  • Product teams and e-commerce brands that want to generate lifestyle or marketing photos of a specific product without a photo shoot.
  • Designers and fashion brands building lookbooks or campaign visuals who need a consistent model or garment across multiple styled scenes.

Similar micro SaaS ideas you can build

  • Brand asset generator. A tool that trains a single LoRA on a company's logo, product, or mascot and exposes a simple form for marketing teams to generate on-brand visuals without touching a prompt.
  • Character sheet service. A micro SaaS that takes a written character description plus a few reference images and outputs a trained LoRA with a packaged set of reference sheets in standard poses for game developers or authors.
  • AI product photography scheduler. A service built on LoRA AI's API that trains a product LoRA once, then generates fresh seasonal or campaign-specific product images on a weekly schedule and delivers them to a connected media library.
Frequently asked

LoRA AI FAQ

What does a LoRA model actually do?
A LoRA is a small fine-tuned layer trained on reference images you provide. When you generate an image, the LoRA guides the output toward the specific face, style, or product in your training set, so results stay visually consistent instead of varying with each generation.
How many credits does training a LoRA cost?
Training a LoRA on the Wan 2.2 model costs 380 credits and requires an active subscription. Text-to-image generations cost 4 credits, image editing costs 6, and video generation ranges from 6 to 10 credits depending on the workflow.
What is the difference between the Starter and Pro plans?
Starter costs $24.90 per month and includes 600 credits, up to 10 private LoRA models, and 1 concurrent training job on the standard queue. Pro costs $49.90 per month and includes 1,300 credits, up to 50 private models, 3 concurrent training jobs, priority queue, and advanced generation settings.
Can I use LoRA models other people have trained?
Yes. The platform includes a public LoRA model directory where you can browse community-shared models, see their trigger words, and use them in your own generations without needing to train anything yourself.
What image and video formats can I generate?
The platform supports square, vertical, and wide banner formats for images. For video, you can generate from a text prompt, animate a static image, or restyle an existing video clip, depending on which base model and workflow you select.