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ComfyUI jhj Kokoro Onnx

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Last updated
2025-02-04

This tool serves as a custom node wrapper for integrating Kokoro's TTS (Text-to-Speech) models within the ComfyUI framework, enhancing the capabilities of AI-generated audio. It allows users to seamlessly utilize advanced TTS models, streamlining the process of generating speech from text.

  • Offers a user-friendly interface to access Kokoro's TTS models within ComfyUI.
  • Automatically manages model downloads, simplifying the setup process for users.
  • Provides example workflows to demonstrate effective usage of TTS functionalities.

Context

This tool is specifically designed to work with ComfyUI, a platform for building and managing AI applications. The custom node wrapper facilitates the integration of the Kokoro TTS models, enabling users to generate high-quality speech outputs directly from their text inputs.

Key Features & Benefits

The primary feature of this tool is its ability to interface with the Kokoro TTS models, allowing for easy access to advanced voice synthesis capabilities. This integration not only simplifies the workflow for users but also ensures that they can leverage state-of-the-art TTS technology without needing extensive technical knowledge.

Advanced Functionalities

The tool automatically downloads necessary models and files, such as the kokoro-v0_19.onnx and voices.bin, ensuring that users always have the latest resources available. Additionally, it includes example workflows that provide practical guidance on how to effectively implement TTS functionalities within ComfyUI.

Practical Benefits

By utilizing this custom node wrapper, users can significantly enhance their workflow efficiency when working with text-to-speech applications. It streamlines the process of setting up and managing TTS models, allowing for greater focus on creative tasks rather than technical configurations.

Credits/Acknowledgments

This project is a collaboration involving contributions from various developers, with the original authors being recognized for their work on the Kokoro TTS models and the ComfyUI framework. The tool is open-source, encouraging further enhancements and community involvement.