How to Add Flux LoRAs on ClipMode

What is a LoRA?

A LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation) is a small add-on file that steers the AI toward a specific look or behavior — smoother motion, drone camera, anime style, better eyes, and so on. Your character LoRA from training is applied automatically. Style LoRAs are optional extras you pick in the generator.

When to use LoRAs

• Motion & camera — fight scenes, walk cycles, arc shots, drone flyovers (video).
• Quality & detail — eyes, skin, hands, film grain.
• Concept / aesthetic — outfits, environments, art styles that are not in your base training set.

Skip LoRAs when a plain prompt already gives you what you need — too many stacked LoRAs can fight each other.

Where to find LoRAs

Copy the model page URL from one of these sites (not a raw .safetensors link):

• Civitai

  Large catalog; pick a version that matches your generator base model.

• CivArchive

  Mirror when a Civitai download is missing or locked.

• Hugging Face

  Many creators host .safetensors here — use the model repo page URL.

Filter for Flux.1 or Flux Dev / Schnell LoRAs only.

How to import on ClipMode

• Open your model → Flux → Normal, Prompt, or Remix.
• Tap + LoRA / Style → Import LoRA or My LoRAs.
• Paste a Civitai / Hugging Face Flux LoRA URL → Resolve → Add to library.
• Pick the LoRA → Add to Prompt and generate.

Custom imports require an active credit balance (paid feature). Pick LoRAs trained for Flux — wrong base model gives weak or broken results.

Scale & triggers

Scale is how strongly the LoRA applies (0–1 typical). Start near the creator's default (~0.8). Lower (0.2–0.4) for subtle motion LoRAs; higher for strong style locks.

Trigger words are tokens the LoRA was trained on. When you add a LoRA, ClipMode can prepend them to your prompt — keep them in the prompt if results look weak.

Other ClipMode modes

• All-in-One
• Wan 2.1 Video
• Wan 2.2 (Prime)
• Animate (MiniMax H3)
• Stable Diffusion (Classic)