Train own LoRA and generate Flux images via API (using Airtable/N8N)
⚠️ Link to guide and templates Content creation is a huge topic in our community, and many members have shown interest in AI-powered image generation. We’ve all seen different setups for training LoRA models through web interfaces, but what happens when you want to scale? Recently, a client approached us with a challenge: build an app like Photo.AI—a platform that allows users to train custom LoRAs and generate images on demand. Since our focus is usually business process automation, we took a deep dive into this space and found a way to train and generate images via API, making the entire process scalable. 🛠️ How We Built It To keep things flexible and efficient, we used: ✅ n8n – To automate workflows and API calls ✅ Airtable – As a user-friendly interface for text prompts ✅ Replicate – For LoRA training & image generation ✅ Google Cloud – For complex backend logic ✅ Supabase – For storage & processing With this setup, users can train their own LoRA models and generate images in any style—all through simple API calls. Instead of manually running training sessions, everything is automated, making it easy to scale the platform for multiple users. 🔍 Why This Matters This approach isn’t just for one-off image generation—it’s a fully automated pipeline that lets you: • Train custom LoRAs for different users or projects. • Generate images at scale without relying on complex web interfaces. • Integrate AI-generated visuals into any business or creative workflow. This was a fascinating project that pushed us beyond our usual automation work, and we’re excited to explore more in content generation automation. 🗣️ Would you be interested in more guides on automating content creation—image generation, video, or even AI-powered copywriting? Let us know in the comments! 🚀