Wiro - Infiniteyou Flux Lora
AI-generatedOverview
This node integrates with the InfiniteYou Flux LoRA API to generate images based on a prompt and optional LoRA models. It supports fine-tuning with LoRA models, including private models via URL, and allows customization of generation parameters such as inference steps, guidance scale, sample count, seed, and output image dimensions. It is useful for users who want to generate AI-enhanced images with fine control over model selection and generation settings.
Use Case Examples
- Generating an image from a text prompt using a selected LoRA model.
- Applying a private LoRA model from a URL to influence image generation.
- Customizing image generation with specific width, height, seed, and guidance scale parameters.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Select Lora Model | Select a public LoRA model to apply during image generation. |
| Select Lora Model Private | Select a private LoRA model to apply during image generation. |
| Lo RA Model Url | Provide a direct URL to a LoRA model file (.safetensors) to apply during generation. |
| Input Image URL | URL of an initial image to use as a starting point for generation. |
| Prompt | Text prompt describing the desired image content. |
| Inferencesteps | Number of inference steps to run during image generation. |
| Guidancescale | Guidance scale parameter to control adherence to the prompt. |
| Samples | Number of image samples to generate. |
| Seed | Seed value for random number generation to ensure reproducibility. |
| Width | Width of the generated image in pixels. |
| Height | Height of the generated image in pixels. |
Output
JSON
taskid- Identifier of the image generation task.url- URL of the generated image upon successful completion.status- Status of the image generation task, e.g., 'completed' or 'failed'.
Dependencies
- Requires API key and secret credentials for the Wiro API service.
Troubleshooting
- If the API response does not include a valid task ID or socket access token, the node throws an error indicating an invalid response from the Wiro API.
- Network or authentication issues may cause HTTP request failures; ensure valid API credentials and network connectivity.
- Polling for task completion may fail or timeout if the task ID or socket token is invalid or expired.