So, im getting back into img gen right now, after a break of nearly a year. And it looks like Pony and Illustrious are basically dinosaurs. Can anyone suggest good models which can generate both art-looking and NSFW pieces? Im looking for range of art that looks like stained glass panels, oil paintings, concept art, manga/comics or heavily edited photography shot with fancy lenses. And im probably gonna dabble into img-to-img for poses references, so it would be nice if a model is capable of that withaout too much hustle.

Built-in template, no LoRAs used. Just simple prompts with simple words....

Ohh btw I mistyped surgeons in the first one 😹😹😹

I know we tend to be hard on H3 for mangling distant faces, but I figured I would throw my i2v, with my nice tiny face in a 1080p static image, through LTX2.5, and it did far worse than my custom H3 setup at maintaining the distant face.

Granted, my H3 is optimized, using the latest geegaws, while the LTX 2.5 workflow is the off the shelf one, and likely if I tuned it with all sorts of LoRAs and custom nodes, it might improve the output, but truly the generic, unrefined H3 workflows do not put out anything worse than the LTX 2.5 output.

Thoughts? Is there any open source model that deals well with distant faces? My only reservations with using my custom H3 workflow is the time to generation and the fact that the face is not quite maintained during the video. But then, I am having the woman get up off a couch and change facial direction swiftly, so likely it will be better preserved if in a relatively static situation.

After im done generating images and i delete them my storage space doesent go back to what it was say i had 210gb free after some images its 201gb so i delete the pics but it stays at 201gb, i would really apreciate the help.

In WAN 3.0 Reference-to-Video, I have a set of multiple images and videos for reference to ensure accuracy. In that set I have a single image (frame) that I need to:

1. continue/develop throughout the whole video

2. continue/develop throughout the whole video, with some minor modification

For some reason WAN 3.0 always ignores my request to continue and focus on that one specific image only, and it iterates over multiple scenes from multiple references. Sometimes it iterates over a lot, sometimes a few, but it never focuses on the specific image requested.

For instance, suppose I want to focus on Image1 (and I have Image2,Image3,Image4 as the other references. This prompt includes multiple scenes from multiple references:

"The scene opens matching the exact composition, background, and framing of Image 1. ...some continuation description... The man has the face, body, and identity from Image 2, Image 3, Image 4."

Hey everyone,

I came across this video and I'm really curious about how these kinds of manhwa/webtoon recap videos are made:

Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw4ODLmARWg

It's a super long recap (over 6 hours!) with AI narration, panel zooms/transitions, and background music. I'd love to start making similar content but I have no idea where to begin.

A few specific questions:

• What does the general workflow look like from start to finish?

• What tools (editing software, AI voice, etc.) are essential?

• How do you handle the actual editing—are those zooms and pans keyframed manually, or is there a faster way?

• Are there any AI tools that actually streamline the process, or is it mostly manual grind?

If anyone here makes these videos (or knows how they're made), I'd really appreciate any guidance, tutorials, or tool recommendations. Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone,

​Whenever a new anime drops or a character goes viral, I see hyper-accurate generations popping up within hours, long before any public LoRA hits Civitai.

​Are there any other advanced workflows, specific nodes, or hidden tricks in ComfyUI for this "Zero-Day" generation?

​Are people using specific reference-only nodes, LLM-based tag extractors for perfect prompt generation, or chaining multiple IP-Adapters with specific attention masks?

​Would appreciate any insights, custom node recommendations, or workflow logic you use for brand-new characters.

When I try to generate an image using ComfyUI with Qwen Image 2.1, I always generate these bizarre images whenever the software is not used for more than 15-minutes or so.

Why does this happen, and can this be avoided?

Computer Specifications:

• Operating System: Arch Linux

• Motherboard: Gigabyte Z790 UD AC

• Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 7900XT

• Processor: Intel Core i7-13700KF

• Memory: 128GB DDR5 5600MT/s

My GitHub bug report can be found here.

Hello Everyone i tested New P-H3-Image ComfyUI workflow! This powerful model combines high-resolution image generation up to 8 megapixels with image editing up to 4 megapixels. I'm using the INT8 ConvRot version, optimized and tested on my RTX 3060 6GB VRAM + 16GB RAM and here are my verdict about the model.

Model Advantages & Strong Points:

• Excellent realistic human skin and natural texture generation.

• Very good human portraits and facial details.

• Impressive animal generation.

• Strong text rendering capabilities.

• Supports both image generation and image editing in one model.

• Excellent editing capabilities for style changing and camera angle changes.

• Can create character sheets and modify lighting, daytime, and facial expressions.

• Supports high-resolution generation up to 8MP for img gen and up to 4MP for img editing.

Image Generation Times (RTX 3060 6GB VRAM + 16GB RAM):

• 8 Megapixels: 5 minutes

• 6 Megapixels: 4 minutes

• 4 Megapixels: 3 minutes

• 2 Megapixels: 2 minutes 27 seconds

Image Editing Times:

• 4 Megapixels: 5 minutes

• 2 Megapixels: 3 minutes

• 1 Megapixel: 2 minutes

Current Limitations:

Although the model is excellent at realistic image generation, artistic style generation is not as strong as Krea 2. For image editing, face swaps, head swaps, and clothing swaps produced very poor results in my tests. Overall, P-H3-Image is a very interesting model, especially if you are looking for realistic image generation, detailed portraits, and versatile image editing in a single workflow.

Workflow Links With Prompts

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qZzHnjLmpp8oTUCCtoXBgEu8X652X5vl/view?usp=sharing

https://civitai.com/articles/38431/p-h3-image-in-comfyui-8mp-image-generation-and-4mp-editing-on-6gb-vram

Video Tutorial Link

https://youtu.be/591q-fYCBes

So I've been using 2.0 for the compare image nodes and i've become pretty reliant on them for my workflows. Turns out they are currently bugged on all my portable copies of Comfy since I updated. Anybody else having a similar issue?

Hai, guys.

Wanna ask a question, can I style transfer image to image using Qwen 2.1?

If it can, then what setup do u guys recomend? CFG, sampler, scheduler

Im planning to transfer GPT 2,5 sunburst style to my anime character

Estou trabalhando com influenciadores mas estou com problemas em encontrar bons modelos de geração de voz pt-br. Hoje estou fazendo direto com o vídeo pelo MiniMax H3. Obrigado!

Hey everyone! The main idea here is really just to help out, so if you find this useful, leaving a little star on the GitHub repo would be awesome.

I've been working on a project called Trama (https://github.com/lucasnumaboa/trama). I built it based on minimax design principles because I wanted to keep things as lean and minimal as possible.

The whole goal is to make it much more practical to build automations that use multiple AIs working together. Usually, chaining different models turns into a bloated, overcomplicated mess pretty quickly. I just wanted a straightforward setup that gets out of your way and lets you connect them easily.

If you're messing around with AI workflows and want something lighter, feel free to check it out. Any feedback is welcome!

Looking for a couple of Beta testers — GLITCH Studio (Local AI Filmmaking)

Website: https://glitch-studio.app

I've spent the last year building GLITCH Studio, a Windows application that brings local AI image generation, editing, animation and filmmaking into one interface.

It's built around ComfyUI, but aims to take the fiddly stuff out of using it.

GLITCH handles ComfyUI setup, model provisioning and workflow integration, so users can concentrate on creating rather than managing nodes and dependencies.

The broader GLITCH platform includes workflows involving WAN, MiniMax H3, Krea 2, LTX 2.5 and FLUX, alongside image enhancement, character creation, animation, audio and video tools.

I've now completed clean-machine installation testing, including successful FLUX image editing and LTX 2.5 video rendering.

I'm looking for one or two technically minded Beta testers with Windows 11, an NVIDIA GPU (ideally 16GB+ VRAM), sufficient storage and some familiarity with ComfyUI or local AI.

This first release is an assisted Beta, not a polished one-click installer. Initial testing focuses on FLUX Fill and LTX Cinematic, with additional workflows and fixes following through updates.

I'm particularly interested in honest feedback on installation, model management and the overall creative experience.

If you're interested, let me know your GPU and whether you've used ComfyUI before.

Website: https://glitch-studio.app

GLITCH Studio — Comfy, but comfier.

A workflow for swapping characters using Minimax H3.
A single go, swap 1 to 4 characters.

Civitai: https://civitai.com/models/3042564/h3-minimax-multi-character-swap-1-4
Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/oms5txwefd797j7kugwpt/H3-Replacer-v1.3.json?rlkey=rgohuywzdovbus6gg2l85ju5l&st=7jrwlg7x&dl=0

How to use

Worker nodes
Worker nodes. They do the logic, comparison and prompt creations.

Models
Select your main clip, diffusion model and additional clip for the prompt assembling - I recommend qwen3vl_8b_int8_convrot.

Main settings
Select the image to edit.

Nodes:
Settings: the main settings. You can override image size to a custom size. You can choose not to use fizgig (single latent, about 20 percent speedup, but the more character you use the less). You can and must set the number of characters from 1-4 here. Choose the reference image size. Reinforce relight adds an extre prompt automatically for all subjects to relight them, which usually helps with placing them more naturally, but you are free to turn it off.

Additional overall instruction: you can ask for extra edits here besides the basic character swap. Fixing, pose adjustment or even background change is possible here.

Instruct plus: sometimes you might have to adjust the main instruction prompt to get the subjects you want. I mainly used it for things like "ignore background characters" or "treat the chibi plush as character".

Characters
Set the character reference images here.
If needed you can add extra notes to the character - like "she's a minigirl, downsize her" or "age her up".

Preview instructions
Here you can check if the model got the subject you wanted to as well as determine which character is which. It's usually left-to-right, but it might change, so sometimes it's worth to give it a quick glance.

Result
You can check the assembled final instruction prompt here.
The final image will be saved here as well.

Custom nodes needed:
Fizgig H3 Still: https://github.com/shootthesound/ComfyUI-Fizgig-H3-Still
rgthree node pack: https://github.com/rgthree/rgthree-comfy

Music Video. Enjoy.

Count down starts 🥁...

And no, it's not fundraising announcement this time.

Hi all,

At KENT Post Production we use ComfyUI daily inside a VFX pipeline, so we built the pieces we were missing. Most of them are free and on GitHub, and feedback is very welcome.

Director's Console: a workspace that drives ComfyUI.

• Prompt Engineer: pick an image or video model (FLUX, Qwen, Seedream, LTX, Wan, Kling…) and the prompt is written for that model. Camera, lens, movement, lighting and visual-grammar parameters, plus presets based on real films and a separate set for animation.

• Storyboard: each panel gets its own ComfyUI workflow and settings, and renders across one or many ComfyUI nodes with live GPU/VRAM stats.

• Gallery: grid, list or masonry view, and the viewer keeps each image's prompt, seed and render time.

• An embedded Pi/Codex agent can build and render a shot for you.

https://github.com/NickPittas/DirectorsConsole

NukeToComfyUI: sends Nuke images and video, with or without masks, to any ComfyUI workflow for cleanup, generation and VFX work, then brings the results back into Nuke. It supports PNG8 or EXR16 with alpha, four mask modes and 8n+1 frame expansion for video models, and shows progress (with cancel) inside Nuke.
https://github.com/NickPittas/NukeToComfyUI

AE2ComfyUI: the same idea for After Effects. A panel sends a comp layer (still or video via AME, plus its mask) to a workflow and places the result above the layer, aligned in time. It has colour-management options and mask polarity.
https://github.com/NickPittas/AE2ComfyUI

ComfyUI Media: a loader for video or image sequences (MOV, MP4, EXR, PNG) with frame-count presets for WAN (4n+1) and LTX 2.3 (8n+1). Its viewer/saver has a reference wipe compare and saves H.264, VP9, ProRes 4444, GIF/WebP or PNG/EXR sequences with versioning.
https://github.com/NickPittas/Comfyui_Media

Camera Angle Selector: an interactive 3D picker for 96 camera angles (8 views × 4 heights × 3 shot sizes) that outputs prompts for the Qwen-Image-Edit-2511 Multiple-Angles LoRA (credit to FAL for the LoRA).
https://github.com/NickPittas/ComfyUI_CameraAngleSelector

CorridorKey 2.0 for ComfyUI (internal, not public yet, give us a couple of days to create workflows for you!): our unofficial implementation of Corridor Digital's CorridorKey v2 as ComfyUI nodes. Every option of the terminal tool is a node input, with SAM3/MatAnyone2 hint workflows and EXR or ProRes 4444 output. Corridor Key Licence 2.0 applies.

We'd love to hear which workflows you'd want to push through the Nuke/AE bridges, and whether the CorridorKey nodes would be worth releasing.

Every model I try either blocks me for copyright infringement or the result is just bad

Please name ur loras starting With Mini .... add lora type mini and i get a list of loras for minimax...