ComfyUI_essentials
cubiq
ComfyUI Essentials provides additional nodes that enhance functionality within the ComfyUI framework, addressing gaps in the core features, although the repository is now in maintenance mode.
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2025-07-13
Flux Outfit Transfer
Virtual Outfit Try-On with Auto Segmentation Try virtual clothing on any subject using Flux Dev, Ace Plus, and Redux, with automatic segmentation. Great for concept previews, fashion mockups, or character styling. Key Inputs Outfit: Load the outfit image you want to apply. Make sure it's high quality — visible artifacts or distortions may carry over into the final result. Actor: Add the subject or character you want to dress. Ideally, use a clear, front-facing image. Human Parts Ultra: Choose which parts of the body the clothing should apply to. For example, for a long-sleeve shirt, select: torso, left arm, and right arm. This helps the model align the clothing properly during generation. Prompt: Default value works for most outfits, however you may try to adjust it to describe the desired outfit.
Ace+
Fashion
Flux
Image to Image
Virtual Try-on
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Virtual Outfit Try-On with Auto Segmentation
Try virtual clothing on any subject using Flux Dev, Ace Plus, and Redux, with automatic segmentation. Great for concept previews, fashion mockups, or character styling.
Key Inputs
Outfit: Load the outfit image you want to apply. Make sure it's high quality — visible artifacts or distortions may carry over into the final result.
Actor: Add the subject or character you want to dress. Ideally, use a clear, front-facing image.
Human Parts Ultra: Choose which parts of the body the clothing should apply to. For example, for a long-sleeve shirt, select: torso, left arm, and right arm. This helps the model align the clothing properly during generation.
Prompt: Default value works for most outfits, however you may try to adjust it to describe the desired outfit.
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Nodes & Models
Virtual Outfit Try-On with Auto Segmentation
Try virtual clothing on any subject using Flux Dev, Ace Plus, and Redux, with automatic segmentation. Great for concept previews, fashion mockups, or character styling.
Key Inputs
Outfit: Load the outfit image you want to apply. Make sure it's high quality — visible artifacts or distortions may carry over into the final result.
Actor: Add the subject or character you want to dress. Ideally, use a clear, front-facing image.
Human Parts Ultra: Choose which parts of the body the clothing should apply to. For example, for a long-sleeve shirt, select: torso, left arm, and right arm. This helps the model align the clothing properly during generation.
Prompt: Default value works for most outfits, however you may try to adjust it to describe the desired outfit.
Read more
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EXTENSIONS