Create Hyper-Realistic Faces: Revolutionize Your Projects with FLORA

Create Hyper-Realistic Faces: Revolutionize Your Projects with FLORACreate Hyper-Realistic Faces: Revolutionize Your Projects with FLORA

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Yamini Khullar

• 8h

Any project- be it a short film, an ad, a teaser, a fashion campaign, or a UGC video-starts with a character. A model. A face. But building that face? It used to take forever. Endless iterations… or tools like NanoBanana just replicating references- accurate, but not original. So I built a system on FLORA Input: – 3 image references (eyes, nose, lips) – A single prompt for structure, skin, and mood Output: – a fully cohesive, hyper-realistic face Now, instead of generating random identities, You design them- feature by feature. https://app.flora.ai/techniques/model-face-builder

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kolawole Mordecai

• 6h

Amazing, great work 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯

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pro

• Apr 8

Recently for a client I had to recreate branding image, I tried google, chatgpt, midjourney and flora, had the best result in flora by a mile. Funny thing is I used same gemini model in both google and flora but flora gave me better result. Client's marketing team is sleeping on flora!!

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Aishwarya Joshi

• Apr 9

Hired AI for this one, Which mockup helps client get feel of design better?

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Cesar Ramos

pro

• 1d

I like the second

FLORA

• Apr 8

The FLORA Technique Challenge has officially started!

There is $10K in cash prizes and participants will receive 50,000 FLORA credits to use toward building and submitting a Technique.

Check out the guidelines for all the details.

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Andrés Mesa

• Apr 10

Hi there, Two quick technical questions. I haven't figured out how to make the resulting image for my technique to be auto adjustable. I see that is doable because I test it with a technique called "Product Animator." In that case, it takes the size of the original input image....