Recipes
A recipe stores “how to generate”: the model, LoRAs, VAE, text encoder, sampling settings, size and negative prompt. The prompt covers “what to generate” and the recipe covers “how”, so the two can be combined freely.
What a recipe stores
Section titled “What a recipe stores”| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Model, VAE, text encoder | Switched together when applied |
| LoRAs and weights | Replace the LoRA tags in the prompt when applied |
| Sampling settings | Sampler, scheduler, steps, CFG, CLIP skip, shift |
| Size | Width and height |
| Negative prompt | Replaces the negative prompt when applied |
| Prompt (optional) | Stored only if “Include prompt” is checked when saving |
Applying a recipe that includes a prompt replaces the whole prompt; a recipe without one only replaces the LoRA tags in the prompt and leaves the rest of the text as it is.
Creating a recipe
Section titled “Creating a recipe”- From the current settings: click “Recipe” next to the generate panel title, press “Save recipe” and enter a name.
- From an image: while viewing an image, press “Save as recipe”. The image’s model, LoRAs, VAE, text encoder, sampling settings and prompt are used.
- From Recombine: after combining parts in Recombine, use “Save as a new recipe:”.
Applying and removing
Section titled “Applying and removing”- Click “Recipe” in the generate panel and choose one from the list. The applied recipe is shown in the generate panel.
- If you change settings after applying, the recipe is marked “Modified”.
- Stop using: click the applied recipe again. If no settings changed since it was applied, the settings return to what they were before; if they did change, the current settings are kept.
Managing recipes
Section titled “Managing recipes”The “Recipes” tab of the asset library lists every recipe:
- Click a card to apply it, click again to stop using it. Applied recipes are listed first under “In use”.
- Right-click to open the details, where you can rename it, “Update with current settings”, “Duplicate” or “Delete”.
- Search by name, and sort by “Recently used”, “Recently changed” or “Name”.