Creating your own AI model just got an upgrade. With Runnit’s newly added Standard Trainer, users can now unlock higher-quality LoRA training directly in the cloud—with no technical setup required. Whether you’re crafting stylized characters, realistic portraits, or unique art styles, this tool delivers professional-level results.
Why Use the Runnit Trainer for Model Training?
If you've ever tried to train a LoRA model locally, you know the pain: installations, GPU errors, dependency mismatches—it’s a headache. With Runnit, training is as easy as uploading a few images and clicking Launch. Now with the new Standard option, you get access to even higher-fidelity outputs, ideal for advanced users or projects where quality matters most.
What’s in it for you?
- No setup or installations—run directly in the browser
- Fast training times
- Choice of Lightning (quick and efficient) or Standard (high-quality) models
- Full control over training types and output goals
Getting Started with the Runnit LoRA Trainer
Here’s how to train your model in minutes using the Runnit platform:
Login at RunDiffusion
Head to the Runnit Platform: Runnit Home
Select Train on the left side
Click on Add Model in the top right.
Select what type of model that you would like.
- Human – Ideal for photorealistic portraits and lifelike fashion models
- Character – Perfect for stylized art, cartoons, anime, and mascots
- Art Style – Recreate a specific artist’s look or invent a style of your own
- Object – From everyday products to fantasy props
- Pet – Dogs, cats, birds, or any beloved creature brought to life in AI
Choose your quality Lightning or Standard.
- Click Launch and let Runnit handle the training in the cloud.
- Lightning – Quick, versatile, and efficient (2,000 steps, ~5–10 minutes)
- Standard (New!) – High-quality results with richer detail (3,500 steps, ~20–25 minutes)
Click on Go Train.
Upload your images and pick your model type.
Write a title and description.
Click Train.
Your model will be available on the Models page once it is finished training. You should get an email telling you that your model has completed training.
Once your model is ready you will be able to see it under Models. Click on your model.
Click Use in tool. Doing so will open an existing tool
You have two options Image Generation or Inpainting (Fill). For most use cases you will want to use Image Generation. Under Image Generation click on Use in tool .
This will load the Flux [Dev] tool and allow you to write a prompt as normal.
Click Runnit to generate your image.
When Should You Use Standard Training?
The new Standard option is best for:
- Professional use-cases where detail and accuracy matter
- Stylized art that needs consistency across outputs
- Portraits that demand sharper features and realistic textures
- Branding projects where visual quality is critical
If you’re experimenting or testing ideas, Lightning still delivers excellent results fast. But for final outputs? Standard may be the way to go.
Final Thoughts
The Standard Trainer makes Runnit a top-tier solution for anyone looking to train high-quality custom LoRAs without the hassle of local setups. Whether you're a digital artist, creative professional, or AI enthusiast, it’s now easier than ever to bring your ideas to life—with the quality they deserve.
Further Reading
Once your model is trained, there’s a lot more you can do on the Runnit platform. Here are some helpful guides to extend your creative workflow:
- ✅ Train Your AI Models with Runnit LoRA Trainer
Step-by-step overview of how to train LoRAs in Runnit. - 🧠 AI Videos with Runnit
Explore how your trained models can power motion and animation in AI video tools. - 🧰 SVG Generator in Runnit
Use your model’s outputs as the basis for generating scalable graphics. - 📌 Runnit Board
Organize, share, and collaborate on your LoRA models and generated content. - ✏️ Inpainting Pro in Runnit
Use your trained model to enhance and inpaint specific image regions.
