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Generate character variations with Flux Pro and Higgsfield in Weavy

Demo summary

The creator demonstrates how to use image generator nodes like Flux Pro and Higgsfield within Weavy, utilizing a text iterator node to run multiple prompts simultaneously for a Cyberpunk character.

Step-by-step

  1. Select and add image generator nodes like Flux Pro or Higgsfield to the workspace
  2. Add an LLM node to refine and improve the image prompts
  3. Connect a text iterator node to house multiple different character prompts
  4. Run the workflow to generate multiple variations simultaneously

Options

  • Choose from various models including Flux Pro, GPT image, and Higgsfield
  • Use multiple LLM nodes to generate diverse prompt results

Watch out for

  • Each node has a generation price that varies per model
  • Using a text iterator to run multiple prompts increases the total cost by the number of generations being performed

Tips

  • Use an LLM node to help write better prompts if your initial results are too basic
  • Use the text iterator node to test more efficiently and reach a desired result faster

Highlights

this enables me to test more efficiently and get to a desired result much faster

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