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LoRAs trained directly based on Z-Image Turbo will lose their acceleration capability. Images generated under acceleration configuration (steps=8, cfg=1) become blurry, while images generated under non-acceleration configuration (steps=30, cfg=2) remain normal.
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## Results
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## Inference Code
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LoRAs trained directly based on Z-Image Turbo will lose their acceleration capability. Images generated under acceleration configuration (steps=8, cfg=1) become blurry, while images generated under non-acceleration configuration (steps=30, cfg=2) remain normal.
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## Results
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## Training with Z-Image Turbo
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If you want to train LoRAs based on Z-Image Turbo while maintaining its acceleration capability, please refer to our detailed training strategies guide:
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📖 [**Training Strategies of Z-Image Turbo**](https://huggingface.co/blog/kelseye/training-strategies-of-z-image-turbo)
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This guide covers four different training approaches:
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- **Scheme 1**: Standard SFT Training + No Acceleration Configuration
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- **Scheme 2**: Differential LoRA Training + Acceleration Configuration
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- **Scheme 3**: Standard SFT + Trajectory Imitation Distillation
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- **Scheme 4**: Standard SFT + Loading DistillPatch LoRA (Recommended)
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We recommend **Scheme 4** as it offers the best trade-off between training simplicity and inference speed.
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## Inference Code
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