1. Text to Image
Write a prompt, get an image. These workflows turn text descriptions into photographs, illustrations, concept art, and product shots. The model you pick determines the look, the speed, and how well it follows your prompt.
Z-Image Turbo - Text to Image w/ Optional Image Input (Image to Image)
Z-Image Base for Text to Image
Create sunning images using z-image base model (non distlled).
Chroma 1 Radiance Text to Image
Z Image Turbo Text to Image ( Latent + Model Upscale
DyPe and Z-Image Turbo for High Quality Text to Image
Flux Dev - Text to Image w/ Optional Image Input
Text to Image with Multi-LoRA
Create consistent images with multiple LoRA models.
Text to Image + LoRA model
Create an image from a trained AI model of something specific ( a specific figure, outfit, art style, product etc) to ensure specific details within.
FLUX.2 Klein 9B for Text to Image
Create a high quality image using 9B model of Flux 2 Klein
Flux Text to Image
Create original images using only text prompts, which can be simple or elaborate. Key Inputs Prompt: as descriptive a prompt as possible Width & height: Optimal resolution settings are noted
Flux 2 Klein 9b - Text to Image
A simple text to image workflow using the Flux 2 Klein 9B model.
Qwen Image 2512 Text to Image
Capybara for Text to Image
Create unique images using Capybara
2. Text to Video
Describe a scene, get a video. These workflows generate motion, camera movement, lighting, and (in some cases) synchronized audio from a text prompt.
LTX 2 19B Fast for Text to Video
A text video model using LTX 2
Text to Video and Wan with optional LoRA
Generate a high-quality video from a text prompt and add in a LoRA for extra control over character or style consistency. Key Inputs Prompt: as descriptive a prompt as possible Load LoRA: Load your reference model here Width & height: Optimal resolution settings are noted File Format: H.264 and more
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Text to Video + Hunyuan LoRA
Integrate a custom model with your text prompt to create a video with a consistent character, style or element. Key Inputs Prompt: as descriptive a prompt as possible. Make sure to include the trigger word from your LoRA below Load LoRA: Load your reference model here Width & height: resolution settings are noted in pixels Guidance strength (CFG): Higher numbers adhere more to the prompt Flow Shift: For temporal consistency, adjust to tweak video smoothness.
LTX 2 19B Pro for Text to Video
An open source LTX 2 Pro for Text to Video
Kandinsky for Text to Video
Creating excellent videos using Kandinsky
3. Image to Image
Upload an image, change it. These workflows cover face swaps, inpainting, outpainting, style transfer, upscaling, controlnet-guided generation, and image editing with text instructions.
Qwen Image Edit 2509 Face Swap and Inpainting
Face Swap and Inpainting
Z-Image Turbo Controlnet 2.1 Image to Image
Image to Image
Multi-Angle LoRA and Qwen Image Edit 2509: Unlocking Dynamic Camera Control for Your Images
FLUX.2 Klein 9B for Image Editing
Unified workflow: one model for text‑to‑image, image‑to‑image, and image editing
Image to Character Sheet with Kontext
Create a character sheet with multiple poses and expressions from a single image!
Flux Kontext - Single Image to Character LoRA
Generate a 60-Image LoRA Dataset from a Single Character Image
Image Inpainting with LoRA
Change specific details on just a portion of the image for inpainting or Erase & Replace, adding a LoRA for extra control.
Inpainting with reference image
Multiple Angle LoRA and Qwen Image Edit 2509 for Dynamic Camera View
Qwen Image Edit 2509 + Flux Krea for Creating Next Scene
Qwen Image Edit - Edit Image Easily
Sketch to Image
Turn your sketches into full blown scenes. Key Inputs Image reference: Use any JPG or PNG showing your subject clearly Prompt: as descriptive a prompt as possible Width & height: In pixels ControlNet Strength: The amount of adherence to the original image. Higher has more adherence. Start Percent: The point in the generation process where the control starts exerting influence. (Have it start later, to let AI imagine first.) End Percent: The point in the generation process where the control stops exerting influence. (Have it end sooner, to let AI finish it off with some variation.)
Flux Image Upscaler with UltimateSD
A simple workflow to enlarge & add detail to an existing image. Key Inputs Image: Use any JPG or PNG Upscale by: The factor of magnification Denoise: The amount of variance in the new image. Higher has more variance.
Image Upscaler with LoRA
Create a larger more detailed image along with an extra AI model for fine tuned guidance. Key Inputs Load Image: Use any JPG or PNG showing your subject clearly Load LoRA: Load your reference model here Prompt: as descriptive a prompt as possible Upscale by: The factor of magnification Denoise: The amount of variance in the new image. Higher has more variance.
Flux Kontext Multi-Image Reference
Combine up to 3 reference images into one with Flux Kontext Key Inputs Load Image (3x): Load 3 different reference images. Prompt: Describe how to combine these images, see default value for example.
Flux Fill Dev Image Outpainting
Extend your images out for a wider field of view or just to see more of your subject. Expand compositions, change aspect ratios, or add creative elements while maintaining consistency in style, lighting, and detail while seamlessly blending with the existing artwork. Enhance visuals, create immersive scenes, and repurpose images for different formats without losing their original essence. Key Inputs Image reference: Use any JPG or PNG showing your subject clearly Prompt: as descriptive a prompt as possible to describe the area you want to extend out to Left, Right, Top, Bottom: Amount of extension in pixels Feathering: Amount of radius around the original image in pixels that the AI generated outpainting will blend with the original
Create Images Using Qwen Image Edit 2511
Qwen Image edit 2511
Qwen 2511 Edit - Single Image to Character Dataset
Create a 60 image character dataset from one character image or sheet.
FlatLogColor LoRA and Qwen Image Edit 2509
Flux.2 Klein Image Expansion / Outpaint
4. Image to Video
Upload a still image and animate it. These workflows turn photos, concept art, storyboard frames, and portraits into video clips with motion, camera movement, and in some cases audio and lip sync.
Wan2.2 14b - Image to Video w/ Optional Last Frame
Generate high quality video from a start frame, as well as an optional end frame with this Wan2.2 14b Image to Video workflow!
Wan2.1 FusionX Image2Video
Created by @vrgamedevgirl on Civitai, please support the original creator!
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Wan2.1 FusionX and MultiTalk - Image to Video
Turn any portrait - artwork, photos, or digital characters - into speaking, expressive videos that sync perfectly with audio input. MultiTalk handles lip movements, facial expressions, and body motion automatically.
Wan2.1 Start & End Frame Image to Video
Used for image to video generation, defined by the first frame and end frame images.
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Image to Video with Wan
Turn still images into amazing videos with just prompts, using the SOTA Wan video model.
LoRA Training Video with Hunyuan
Hunyuan is great at generating videos, but locking in a specific aesthetic or character is easier with a LoRA. Here's how to create your own. Quick start recipe Upload a Zip file of curated images + captions. Enable is_style and include a unique trigger phrase. Compare checkpoints with a range of steps to find the sweet spot. Training overview This workflow trains a Hunyuan LoRa using the Fal.ai API. Since it's not training in ComfyUI directly, you can run this workflow on a Quick machine. Processing takes 5-10 minutes with the default settings. Open the ComfyUI directory and navigate to the ../input/ folder, from there you will create a new folder and upload your image data set there. If you create a new folder named "Test", the path should look like: ../user_data/comfyui/input/Test The default settings work very well – if you would like to add a trigger word for your LoRa, you can do that in the Trigger Word field. Once finished, a new URL will appear in your Preview Text node. Copy the URL and paste the path directly to your ../comfyui/models/LoRA/ by using the Upload by URL feature in the file browser. Prepping your dataset Fewer, ultra‑high‑res (≈1024×1024+) images beat many low‑quality ones. Every image must clearly represent the style or individual and be artifact‑free. For people, aim for at least 10-20 images in different background (5 headshots, 5 wholebody, 5 halfbody, 5 in other scene) Captioning Give the style a unique trigger phrase (so as not be confused with a regular word or term). For better prompt control, add custom captions that describe content only—leave style cues to the trigger phrase. Create accompanying .txt files with the same name as the image its describing. If you do add custom captions, be sure to turn on is_style to skip auto‑captioning. It is set to off by default. Training steps The default is set to around 2000, but you can train multiple checkpoints (e.g., 500, 1000, 1500, 2000) and pick the one that balances style fidelity with prompt responsiveness. Too few steps: the character becomes less realistic or the style fades. Too many steps: model overfits and stops obeying prompts. Output Path Will be a URL in the Preview Text Node. Copy the URL and paste the path directly to your ../comfyui/models/LoRA/ by using the Upload by URL feature in the file browser.
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Wan2.1 VACE & Ditto: Artistic Makeovers for Video
DSd
Segment Anything 2 for Creating Video Mask
Create a video mark frame by frame using Segment Anything 2
One-Video Sprite Sheet Pipeline
Crate video sprite sheet character
Wan2.1 and FantasyTalking - Image2Video Lipsync
Create high quality lipsync video from image inputs with Wan2.1 FantasyTalking Key Inputs Load Image: Select an image of a person with their face in clear view Load Audio: Choose audio file Frames: How many frames generated
Wan2.1 Uni3C Image to Video
InfiniteTalk | Image to Video: Unlimited Talking Avatar with Lip-sync
5. Video to Video
Upload existing footage and transform it. Change the style, adjust the camera angle, extend the frame, reframe the aspect ratio, or apply a reference image as a visual style guide. The original motion carries through.
Wan2.1 and VACE for Video to Video Outpainting
Wan VACE video outpainting invites you to break free from the limits of the frame and explore endless creative possibilities.
Video to Video with Control Image
Breathe life into a character from an image reference using motion reference from a video. Key Inputs Image reference: Use any JPG or PNG showing your subject clearly and the style of your shot Load Video: Use any Mp4 that you would like to use for motion reference
Video to Video with Camera Control with Wan
Adjust the camera angle of an existing video, like magic.
Wan2 Video to Video
Upload a video and the edited first frame
Video to Video Restyle with Wan
Create a new video by restyling an existing video with a reference image.
Vertical to Horizontal Video Reframe
Horizontal to Vertical Video Reframe