pixel-art-16bit

16-bit Pixel Art SDXL LoRA for Retro Game-Art

What it does

Retro 16-bit pixel art in the style of classic SNES-era games, featuring a crisp limited palette, clean dithering, chunky readable pixels, and nostalgic game-art composition.

How to use

Trigger: p1x3l16. Suggested strength: 0.85. Recommended sampler: Euler a or Euler a with noise reducer.

Best for

• Wizard's towers on cliffs
• Treasure chests in caves
• Dragons guarding castles
• Cozy tavern interiors
• Heroes walking through deserts

Tips

Adjust the strength to fine-tune the pixel art style. Use higher strengths for more pronounced retro game aesthetics.

Example Prompts

p1x3l16 cyberpunk night cityscape with neon lights glowing in a futuristic urban scene

p1x3l16 hero warrior wielding sword and shield in a fantasy RPG game setting under moonlight

p1x3l16 cozy living room interior with fireplace and bookshelf, warm lighting for a nostalgic home

p1x3l16 space explorer landing on alien planet with strange flora, stars visible through the sky

p1x3l16 character portrait of an adventurer in leather armor, looking determined at dusk setting

p1x3l16 abstract geometric shapes and patterns in vibrant colors for a digital art poster design

Trigger word

Activate with p1x3l16. Recommended strength: 0.9.

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Usage with diffusers

from diffusers import AutoPipelineForText2Image
import torch

pipe = AutoPipelineForText2Image.from_pretrained("stabilityai/stable-diffusion-xl-base-1.0", torch_dtype=torch.float16).to("cuda")
pipe.load_lora_weights("strkyyy/pixel-art-16bit")
image = pipe("p1x3l16, your prompt", num_inference_steps=30).images[0]