100% automated LoRA trainer

TLDR: Yes, as long as you credit akilora.com as the creator!

Some generations will be shared on Civit AI, unless users opt out. Free generations may not be subject to opting out, if given as part of a giveway or similar.

Even if you opt out, it's perfectly okay to share the model yourself, anywhere. Just bear in mind that according to Akilora's ToS, you have to attribute akilora.com as the creator of this LoRA.

It's not guaranteed that your model will be shared even if you don't opt out, so if you want the world to see it, definitely share it yourself!

Sidenote: even if you did opt out, someone else may generate the same concept without opting out, which means you might see a copy/variation of your concept shared anyway.

Please refer to the pricing page.

TLDR: Conservative, global average total turnover time is 2 hours and 9 minutes.

It usually takes a bit more than a normal training tool (dataset building, preparation and preprocessing takes time) - the LoRA is usually ready to download within 2 hours. In rare cases, it can take more time.

No. Currently, only fictional, adult characters are allowed.

Akilora claims no ownership over images that were generated using our models, so you can do anything with them, including commercial use. Attribution is not required for images.

However, models generated using Akilora are another story. They are yours and you may share them, but Akilora is still the creator. You may not sell the models themselves, or claim that you hand-crafted them to your customers.

By principle, we allow all commercial usage of our models that does not break the law and does not involve directly reselling our models. If you are unsure about your use case, feel free to contact us at hello@akilora.com.

You can't. That's by design.

What values you put in depends on your dataset, and are pretty much unique every time.

Akilora's algorithm tries to calculate the best possible settings for any dataset. Messing with these values would break all of that, and at that point you are better off doing the whole thing yourself.

Akilora aims to be a simple tool for people who are not tech enthusiasts and would prefer to have someone else define things like epochs, mixed precision, or gradient checkpointing for them.