Krea adds generative sliders to Krea 2
Krea has added pre-generation sliders for intensity, complexity and movement to its Krea 2 image tool, letting users change an output's style without rewriting the prompt.
Krea announced Generative Sliders, a new controls panel in the Krea 2 image tool. Users set the sliders before generation, and the original prompt stays unchanged.
The panel has four controls. Three of them are centered sliders where 0 is neutral. Moving a slider left reduces its quality and moving it right increases it:
- Intensity goes from muted images to strongly stylized ones.
- Complexity goes from minimal compositions to dense, visually busy ones.
- Movement goes from static images to dynamic ones, with stronger camera angles, poses and motion.
The fourth control, Creativity, sets how much Krea expands or interprets a prompt before generating. It has four modes. Raw is for prompts that are already precise. Low and Medium add visual detail with limited drift. High has the model explore the idea more aggressively.
A Random mode changes the slider settings on each submission. Krea pitches it as a quick way to explore directions before switching it off and adjusting the sliders by hand. Users can also reset all controls to neutral.
Krea's examples hold a prompt fixed and move one slider through values from -100 to 100. One example uses a poodle illustration with the Movement slider. Another uses a café still life with the Complexity slider.
The company also gives starting presets. For icons and editorial illustration, it suggests lower Complexity with Movement near neutral. For cinematic, fashion or character work, it suggests higher Intensity and a little Movement.
The post does not say how the sliders work inside the model. It gives no pricing or availability details beyond the Krea 2 tool, and it includes no quantitative evaluation.