Anima illustration with upscale and finishing

Generate an Anima illustration from prompts and return an enlarged, finished image batch. For a first run, describe your subject, scene, composition, and style in Positive prompt. The two additional prompt fields append optional details. Leave Negative prompt empty unless you want to specify unwanted content or visual traits. No uploaded image is needed. Choose the initial Size preset, Image count, and Enlargement factor. The default 832 × 1216 portrait preset and 2× enlargement produce 1664 × 2432 images. The factor multiplies both width and height. Leave the sampling defaults unchanged for a first run. Advanced generation controls provide the initial seed, steps, prompt guidance, sampler, scheduler, and denoise. Keep Generation denoise at 1 for the active empty-latent generation path. Generation and tile seeds are independent; -1 requests fresh randomization for that stage on each run. Fix both seeds when comparing changes without deliberately randomizing either stage. Finishing first applies the configured model upscaler, resizes to the chosen enlargement factor, and refines the enlarged image with tiled diffusion. Tile denoise controls how much is redrawn. Tile steps, scheduler, and sampler use the connected custom sampling nodes; the retained fallback fields are not the operative controls. Tile dimensions follow the original generated image dimensions. Tile padding supplies surrounding context in pixels, and Tile mask blur softens blending boundaries in pixels. Noise cleanup and Blur cleanup run after tiled refinement. Their strength choices range from Light to Maximum. Each cleanup stage can be bypassed independently. Strong cleanup can remove texture, so compare a lower strength or a bypassed stage if the result loses detail. Color correction offers Auto, Preset, Manual, and Colorize modes. Choose Preset to use Color preset and Preset variation; choose Manual for direct tonal tuning. Tint applies only in Manual mode. White balance shifts between cooler blue and warmer orange, while Green–magenta balance is a separate adjustment. Skin-tone preservation requires AI analysis. For Colorize mode, choose a colorization method; Force colorization overrides content detection that would otherwise skip art or anime. Sepia blend applies to vintage colorization. Bypass Color correction to return the preceding cleanup result. No color-reference image is connected, and palette and histogram outputs are not returned. The source's hand, face, and eye refinement passes and their detection chains are bypassed, with no Pipe switch to enable them. Their retained settings do not affect runs or provide anatomy repair. The uploaded-image and custom-width/height branches are also disabled; normal runs use the size preset. No LoRA entries are configured. The Pipe returns one final image collection through Sweet Tea's preview output rather than permanently saving through the original Image Saver. Larger batches, enlargement factors, and sampling workloads increase resource use.

Generate an Anima illustration from prompts and return an enlarged, finished image batch. For a first run, describe your subject, scene, composition, and style in Positive prompt. The two additional prompt fields append optional details. Leave Negative prompt empty unless you want to specify unwanted content or visual traits. No uploaded image is needed. Choose the initial Size preset, Image count, and Enlargement factor. The default 832 × 1216 portrait preset and 2× enlargement produce 1664 × 2432 images. The factor multiplies both width and height. Leave the sampling defaults unchanged for a first run. Advanced generation controls provide the initial seed, steps, prompt guidance, sampler, scheduler, and denoise. Keep Generation denoise at 1 for the active empty-latent generation path. Generation and tile seeds are independent; -1 requests fresh randomization for that stage on each run. Fix both seeds when comparing changes without deliberately randomizing either stage. Finishing first applies the configured model upscaler, resizes to the chosen enlargement factor, and refines the enlarged image with tiled diffusion. Tile denoise controls how much is redrawn. Tile steps, scheduler, and sampler use the connected custom sampling nodes; the retained fallback fields are not the operative controls. Tile dimensions follow the original generated image dimensions. Tile padding supplies surrounding context in pixels, and Tile mask blur softens blending boundaries in pixels. Noise cleanup and Blur cleanup run after tiled refinement. Their strength choices range from Light to Maximum. Each cleanup stage can be bypassed independently. Strong cleanup can remove texture, so compare a lower strength or a bypassed stage if the result loses detail. Color correction offers Auto, Preset, Manual, and Colorize modes. Choose Preset to use Color preset and Preset variation; choose Manual for direct tonal tuning. Tint applies only in Manual mode. White balance shifts between cooler blue and warmer orange, while Green–magenta balance is a separate adjustment. Skin-tone preservation requires AI analysis. For Colorize mode, choose a colorization method; Force colorization overrides content detection that would otherwise skip art or anime. Sepia blend applies to vintage colorization. Bypass Color correction to return the preceding cleanup result. No color-reference image is connected, and palette and histogram outputs are not returned. The source's hand, face, and eye refinement passes and their detection chains are bypassed, with no Pipe switch to enable them. Their retained settings do not affect runs or provide anatomy repair. The uploaded-image and custom-width/height branches are also disabled; normal runs use the size preset. No LoRA entries are configured. The Pipe returns one final image collection through Sweet Tea's preview output rather than permanently saving through the original Image Saver. Larger batches, enlargement factors, and sampling workloads increase resource use.