EasyUse/Adaptergenerated
Easy Apply LoraPrompt(applyLoraPrompt)
The Easy Apply LoraPrompt node (applyLoraPrompt) is an adapter in the EasyUse/Adapter category.
apply Lora Prompt
model
clip
model
clip
positive
negative
positive
STRING
negative
STRING
Easy Use
The Easy Apply LoraPrompt node (applyLoraPrompt) is an adapter in the EasyUse/Adapter category. It takes a model/CLIP pair plus positive and negative prompt text, resolves LoRA references from those prompt strings, applies the referenced LoRAs to the model and CLIP, and returns the updated model/CLIP together with the prompt strings as plain text outputs.
Inputs
| Input | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
model | MODEL | Yes | — | The model to which any referenced LoRA should be applied. |
clip | CLIP | Yes | — | The CLIP model to which any referenced LoRA should be applied. |
positive | STRING | Yes | "" | Positive prompt text. LoRA references embedded in this text are resolved by the node. |
negative | STRING | No | "" | Negative prompt text. This input is optional and can be left disconnected. |
Outputs
| Output | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
MODEL | MODEL | The model after the referenced LoRA has been applied. |
CLIP | CLIP | The CLIP model after the referenced LoRA has been applied. |
STRING | STRING | The positive prompt text, available for downstream prompt processing. |
STRING | STRING | The negative prompt text, available for downstream prompt processing. |
Usage Notes
- This node does not expose a separate LoRA-name widget. LoRA selection and strength are expected to come from the prompt text itself, which makes it convenient for reusable prompt templates.
- The returned
MODELandCLIPoutputs are the shared model/CLIP pair used for conditioning. Any LoRA resolved from the prompt text affects both positive and negative conditioning because both are encoded with the same returned CLIP/model. - The string outputs are plain text, not conditioning. Connect them to a
CLIPTextEncodenode, using the returned CLIP, to create actual conditioning. - If
negativeis left unconnected, the negative string output is an empty string. - When no LoRA reference is present, the node acts as a pass-through for the model, CLIP, and prompt text, so it is safe to keep in a workflow even when no LoRA is being used.
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