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paint-by-example @ ComfyUI

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Last updated
2025-03-28

This tool integrates the "Paint by Example" feature into ComfyUI, allowing users to insert example images into specified areas of a base image. It operates similarly to image inpainting, enabling creative modifications without the need for textual prompts.

  • Offers three distinct nodes for varying levels of complexity and customization.
  • Automatically downloads the necessary model from Hugging Face, streamlining the setup process.
  • Supports batch image generation and advanced options like negative prompts and image resizing.

Context

The paint-by-example_comfyui package is designed to enhance the functionality of ComfyUI by providing nodes that facilitate the "Paint by Example" technique. This method allows users to manipulate images creatively by inserting example images into specific regions of a base image, making it a powerful tool for artistic expression and image modification.

Key Features & Benefits

The package includes three nodes: PaintbyExampleSimple, PaintbyExampleAdvanced, and PaintbyExampleGen. Each node caters to different user needs, from basic functionality to advanced features, allowing for a flexible approach to image editing and generation.

Advanced Functionalities

The PaintbyExampleAdvanced node introduces additional features such as the ability to add negative prompts and adjust image dimensions, providing users with greater control over the output. The PaintbyExampleGen node takes it a step further by generating an initial image which can then be used as an example, mimicking traditional inpainting techniques.

Practical Benefits

This tool significantly enhances workflow efficiency in ComfyUI by automating model downloads and enabling batch processing of images. Users can achieve high-quality results with less manual input, allowing for more creative experimentation and faster project turnaround times.

Credits/Acknowledgments

The package is developed by the original author and contributors from the GitHub repository, and it utilizes models available on Hugging Face under their respective licenses.