Flux Identity Adjustor Node for Flux.2 klein 9B
Explore the Flux Identity Adjustor node to balance reference images and prompts for tighter identity control on Flux.2 klein 9B.
Explore the node and test it on your own images to improve identity consistency.
Summary
Flux Identity Adjustor Node for Flux.2 klein 9B is a custom node created by user Magirad to improve identity consistency and photorealism in the Flux.2 klein 9B FP8 distilled model.
The node balances a reference image and a prompt, adjusting the output to keep both identity and creativity in sync. It was built using Vibe coding and required three different AIs and 1.5 weeks of work. Magirad tested the node only on the FP8 distilled version with an RTX 2060, using the normal ksampler and no custom samplers. The node can tweak identity_blocks 6‑15 or 8‑16 to fix skin texture issues, while the default 8‑19 blocks work better for artistic themes. The GitHub repository https://github.com/Magirad/Flux_ID_Adjuster/ hosts the code and example screenshots of Jason Statham in various scenes. The node is intended for users who need tighter identity control without heavy GPU resources.
Key changes
- Node balances reference image and prompt for identity consistency
- Built with Vibe coding, required 3 AIs and 1.5 weeks
- Tested on Flux.2 klein 9B FP8 distilled with RTX 2060 using normal ksampler
- Tweaks identity_blocks 6‑15 or 8‑16 to improve skin texture; default 8‑19 works for artistic themes
- GitHub repo https://github.com/Magirad/Flux_ID_Adjuster/ hosts code and examples
- Requires no custom samplers; works with normal ksampler
- Node aims for photorealism and consistency with limited VRAM