Pokemon Sprite-Generator v1
Create Viral Videos with Pokemon Sprite-Generator v1
Transform your social media presence with Pokemon Sprite-Generator v1 on ClipDreamer. This powerful model is perfect for generating unique content that will make your videos stand out. Simply set your creative direction, and let ClipDreamer handle the rest.
Why Use Pokemon Sprite-Generator v1 for Your Videos?
- Consistent style that matches Pokemon Sprite-Generator v1's unique aesthetic
- High-quality visuals that capture viewers' attention
- Perfect for creating viral-worthy short-form content
- Seamless integration with ClipDreamer's video generation pipeline
Get started with Pokemon Sprite-Generator v1 today and transform your creative vision into engaging videos that your audience will love to watch and share.
See Pokemon Sprite-Generator v1 in Action
Watch how Pokemon Sprite-Generator v1 transforms basic prompts into engaging video content. Our AI-powered platform makes it easy to create professional-quality videos in minutes.
Creator Description
A Flux.1-dev LoRA capable of creating unique new Pokemon sprites and other objects/characters in the Pokemon style. The model is flexible enough to be able to produce images with normal backgrounds as well if described. If you want to make sure you get the "sprite style" add 'white background' to your prompt. Training: Dataset Size: 1000 Resolution: 512x512 Batch Size: 4 Steps: 7000 Learning Rate: 0.0001 All images use the same caption " pokemon_sprite, a sprite from a pokemon game ". All example images were generated with these settings: Sampler: [Forge] Flux Realistic (Slow) Schedule Type: Beta Steps: 20 Resolution: 1024x1024 Distilled CFG: 3.5 CFG: 1 I already have hand-written new captions for all 1000 images, with tags for the Pokemon's types (type_fire, type_ice, etc.), their evolution stage (evolution_basic, evolution_1, etc.) and their form if applicable (form_mega, form_dynamax, form_galar, etc.) so a new, hopefully more customizable, v2 will follow soon. Feel free to share your experiments below :)