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360View Redmond Flux Klein 9B

FLUX 2 Klein 9B LoRA that generates 360-degree panoramic scenes: cityscapes, landscapes, and immersive environments with ComfyUI.

About this model

360View Redmond Flux Klein 9B is a LoRA adapter for Black Forest Labs FLUX.2-klein-9B specialized in 360-degree panoramic image generation. It produces wide-format scenes including mountain vistas, city skylines, ocean views, forest landscapes, and architectural panoramas. The model was trained with GPU support from Redmond.AI and released under the Apache 2.0 license.

Use the trigger words `360 VIEW` or `360.` in your prompt to activate the panoramic style. The model is designed for use with ComfyUI, though it can be loaded via diffusers like any standard LoRA. Example outputs are delivered in a 2:1 panoramic aspect ratio with wide fields of view.

Recommended workflow: apply the LoRA at a moderate weight alongside a descriptive scene prompt, then generate at panoramic resolutions such as 1920x960 or wider. The model is best suited for game developers, concept artists, and anyone needing immersive environment concept art rather than single-viewport subjects.

Model details

CategoryStable Diffusion
SubcategoryLoRA
Base modelblack-forest-labs/flux.2-klein-9b
Tasktext-to-image
Hugging Face downloads89
Hugging Face likes9
Data last synced2026-11-12

Example outputs

360View Redmond Flux Klein 9B example output
360View Redmond Flux Klein 9B example output
360View Redmond Flux Klein 9B example output
360View Redmond Flux Klein 9B example output
360View Redmond Flux Klein 9B example output

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Tags

diffusers · text-to-image · lora · template:diffusion-lora · base_model:black-forest-labs/flux.2-klein-9b · base_model:adapter:black-forest-labs/flux.2-klein-9b

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How to use it

Load the adapter with a black-forest-labs/flux.2-klein-9b checkpoint in ComfyUI, Automatic1111 or another UI that loads LoRA files, then put the prompt in the positive prompt.

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