safetensors_util VS StableDiffusion-CheatSheet

There is also this tool: https://github.com/by321/safetensors_util which can show captions used to train a LoRA. It probably works on mine. You could try it on CIVITAI models to get an idea of other peoples captions.

If it's a safetensors file then you might be able to read the metadata with this, I have no idea about anything LyCORIS tho lol sorry, no idea if they're even safetensors or what. Figured I'd link the Reddit post so you can leave the person a like if you use their app and it helps you, but if you'd rather just skip to the Github for it that's your decision :) I've tried it and can confirm it works with Loras and regular models in safetensors format, so LyCORIS should be at least possible, as long as it's a safetensors file.

Many safetensors files, especially LoRA files, have a metadata field in the file header that records training information. This small python utility program lets you see this information, run it like this:

Check out the Cheatsheet of styles to see which ones work with SD. Not all of them work with all models, fwiw, but I've gotten some cool results by playing with them still.

Hi! You download the zip file from here (the one that is called StableDiffusion-CheatSheet-1.1.0.zip), once the download is done you unzip it and double click the index.html. That should open your browser (probably Chrome?) and you should see the gallery of Stable Diffusion styles.

There are several lists of compiled styles that work/how they work in SD. This is my favorite: https://github.com/SupaGruen/StableDiffusion-CheatSheet