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Snowcover_Model

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Updated: Apr 17, 2026

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Published

Apr 17, 2026

Base Model

SDXL 1.0

Training
Steps: 550
Epochs: 10
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Trigger Words
sdxl_snowcover, subject covered in snow, realistic snow accumulation, cold lighting, high detail,
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❄️ Snowcover_Model LoRA – Description

“Snowcover_Model” is a style LoRA for SDXL designed to realistically simulate snow accumulation on people, objects, and environments, bringing cold winter atmospheres to life with high detail and natural behavior.

This LoRA focuses on:

  • Realistic snow accumulation on surfaces, clothing, and hair

  • Soft layered snow with natural depth and volume

  • Fine details such as frost, ice crystals, and snow particles

  • Cold lighting with subtle blue tones and winter ambiance

  • Dynamic conditions like snowfall and snowstorms

It works especially well for:

  • Portraits of people in snowy environments

  • Objects and statues covered in snow

  • Outdoor winter scenes and landscapes

  • Cinematic moments with dramatic cold atmosphere

The result is a believable and immersive winter effect, avoiding artificial or flat snow while preserving texture, depth, and realistic light interaction.


🔑 Trigger Word

sdxl_snowcover


✍️ Example Prompt

“zimg_snowcover, a person covered in snow, realistic snow accumulation, snow on hair and clothes, cold lighting, winter atmosphere, ultra detailed, cinematic”


🚫 Negative Prompt

“no snow, melted snow, wet surface, warm lighting, low detail, blurry, unrealistic texture, plastic look, noise, artifacts”


  • Model: SDXL

  • Sampler: DPM++ 2M Karras

  • Steps: 25–35

  • CFG: 5–7

  • LoRA weight: 0.7–1.0


💡 Notes

For best results, use prompts that emphasize cold environments, natural lighting, and visible snow buildup. Including terms like “snow accumulation,” “frost,” and “winter atmosphere” will enhance realism and consistency.