r/FluxAI

Now on GitHub!

https://github.com/Zlata-Salyukova/Comfy-Canvas

The Comfy Canvas 1.0 node set for ComfyUI has had a complete update. Now runs local in your workflow tab. Comfy Canvas aims to be the #1 inline image editor for your AI images!

I successfully found a way to transfer the character from the reference latent into the generation process without losing features; meaning I give full freedom to flux2klein to generate whatever it wants. My previous approach was a bit rigid as I scaled the k/v layers, which worked but was tough to move at times. Instead, this new approach uses attention output steering. The reference latent stays in the image stream, but after every attention layer, the model finds where the generation's features are similar to the reference and pulls them closer. Because it is similarity-gated, features that are completely different like new backgrounds or different poses are left entirely alone. This lets us lock in the identity of the full character deep in the blocks while allowing the model to change poses and follow the prompt without restraints. I am preparing the documentation and preparing the release!

Examples are in order, first vanilla and second is with node

To add a reference image, just drag an image directly from output gallery or any location. On my RTX 3070M (8GB VRAM), once warmed, ZPix takes around 10s to generate a 720p image based on a 720p reference.

Output images are now automatically saved in your Pictures folder, ZPix subfolder, one sub-subfolder per LoRA.

Prompts are stored in a local database file, they are instantly searchable and selectable. You can also retrieve a prompt by dropping in prompt zone an image generated by ZPix, including from output gallery.

FLUX.2 [klein] 4B LoRAs are supported.

More aspect ratios are available.

FlashAttention is now used instead of SageAttention for better compatibility.

Download at: https://github.com/SamuelTallet/ZPix

As always, your feedback is welcome!

Tera Byte - Never Gonna Last Official Video

UPDATED TO 2.1 tutorial post
Hey everyone,

I've been working on this for a while and wanted to share it with the community. This is a 6-in-1 ComfyUI workflow for FLUX.2 Klein 9B that handles everything in a single workspace — no more switching between different workflow files.

What's inside:

• 🎨 Text → Image — standard txt2img with optimized settings
• 🖼️ Single-Reference KV Edit — load an image + describe what to change, the model preserves everything else
• 🚀 Face + Pose Swap — extract a face from one image, a pose from another, combine them realistically
• 🎭 Inpainting — manual mask OR Florence2 AI auto-masking (describe what to mask in text)
• 🔀 Image Merge — blend two images with adjustable ratio
• ✨ Refiner — enhance any image with detail injection, lighting correction, skin texture improvement

Technical features:

• 🧭 NAG (Normalized Attention Guidance) — restores negative prompting that normal CFG breaks in distilled Flux models
• 🤖 Florence2 auto-masking — type "Segment the shirt" and it generates a pixel-perfect mask automatically
• ⬆️ 4x UltraSharp upscaler built in
• 🔷 All VAE decodes are Tiled — prevents OOM on 8GB VRAM
• 🔗 2-slot LoRA chain — enhancer LoRA always last, add your own LoRAs in the first slot

Hardware tested on: RTX 4060 Mobile (8GB VRAM), 16GB RAM, i7-13620H. Works with FP8 or GGUF Q4 models.

update 2.1: added groupe bypasser, notes for new people to comphyui.
Each pipeline is in its own color-coded group. Only the Refiner is active by default — right-click any group to enable/disable it or use groupe bypassers. The workflow includes built-in guide notes with download links and prompting tips.

Free download on Civitai: https://civitai.com/models/2543188?modelVersionId=2860464

Includes a full guide with all model download links, prompting tips, and troubleshooting. Let me know if you run into any issues — happy to help.

How to Use

1. Load the JSON in ComfyUI
2. use comphyui manager to install any missing node. ( critical step )
3. Only the Refiner is active by default — everything else is bypassed
4. To activate a pipeline: right-click its group header → Set Nodes Mode → Always Execute
5. To deactivate: right-click → Set Nodes Mode → Bypass ( or bypass groupe nodes )
6. Read the built-in Note nodes for prompting tips and download links

An experimental temporal ghosting / long-exposure toolkit for TouchDesigner, built for turning prerecorded and real-time footage into smeared, split-exposure, echo-like motion.

The system layers delayed frames, masks the active subject region, and adds optional feedback persistence to generate distorted portrait, face, and full-body trails that sit somewhere between long exposure, temporal rupture, and spectral motion blur.

This release also includes:

— a custom FLUX-2 LoRA trained on experimental photography [the one used in this demonstration]
— the pertinent ComfyUI workflow for FLUX-2.dev + LoRA text-to-image generation

Available now through my Patreon profile.

Both music and visuals by myself, deeply inspired by the recent BoC-related events.

I built a creative director agent and an infinite canvas and now I'm a little freaked out

Gave it a one-line brief and a product photo. that's it. it opened the canvas, planned the shot, built a multi-layer node workflow, chained the models, wrote the prompts and delivered a finished campaign. I didn't click anything. I didn't write a single prompt after the brief.

The thing that broke my brain is that it made taste decisions. it chose the lighting. It chose the angle. it chose the environment. and they were good. not "ai good." actually good.

I think this can help teams a lot in creating visuals pretty fast, what do you guys think?

Took inspiration from some comfyui workflows and made a more user-friendly approach. A bit of hacking and it might struggle in some cases, but in general it works quite well.

more details here

The GIMP plugin is good shit.

I'm very proud to say that the debug marathon went great. By now, Spellcaster has become what I use to operate ComfyUI over 90% of the time. Generating layers (including transparent layers) over an image within GIMP is by far the most efficient and effective way to alter any image through AI. Blending generations is a walk in the part (right click add alpha channel, then delete at whatever opacity that suits your purposes).

Based on my testing, which could be misleading, Spellcaster now has a very robust, single-source-of-truth for all generative methods, making it far more modular and easier to modify moving forward. The single source of truth is located within a custom node of ComfyUI, which makes perfect sense.

Spellcaster now comes with a stand-alone interface called the Wizard Guild. Although it needs more work and debugging, and will never have the precision of advanced and fine image editing tools that GIMP possesses, it remains a very exciting, fun, beginners-oriented, chat-based interface for Spellcaster. This also makes Spellcaster natively equipped to work with chatbot applications, like Silly Tavern.

I'm working on an entirely chat-based and fully scaffolded installation and management of Spellcaster for a couple of reasons:

1. very small LLMs can now be loaded and unloaded between generations, providing novice users with guidance as they use generative AI for the first time;

2. properly scaffolded, the LLM will be able to guide the user through the installation process step-by-step, from pressing install to generating their first images, and initiate them to far more complex generative methods - for instance, the LLM will offer to produce multi-model generative workflows with guided LoRA setup and calibration, where each workflow is embodied by a Wizard, automatically named and populated with its own scaffolded and robust generative methods.

3. through natural speech or through a highly simplified LLM scaffold editor that doubles as a workflow manager (check it out in a submenu of Wizard Guild called the travelling Wizard) the user will be able to build highly refined generative workflows;

4. Spellcaster's own core Wizards / chatbot characters oversee the installation of Spellcaster, either during initial installation or later-on upon request. In order to avoid frustration and dysfunctional setups, the Wizards both populare and strip Spellcaster (and all of its associated front ends, like the GIMP or Darktable plugins, or the Silly Tavern enhancing characters) from non-working generative methods. If it is initiated through Spellcaster, it either works or the user won't see it.

5. Wizard Guild also comes with a Signal bridge, allowing users to communicate with their local ComfyUI server remotely, through the Signal app

As always, thanks for your feedback and bug reports. Please report all bugs here or directly in the GitHub repos. If you want to lend a hand and help me out with dev, LMK

https://github.com/laboratoiresonore/spellcaster

https://github.com/laboratoiresonore/ComfyUI-Spellcaster

This is Misa, part of a twin sister character project I'm developing with Flux + PuLID.

The twin setup is intentional - by using the same face reference for both characters through PuLID, I can maintain identical "twin" faces while differentiating them completely through hair, styling, and aesthetic direction. PuLID handles face consistency way better than I expected across very different outfit contexts.

Misa is the gothic lolita twin (blonde twin side-up, dark aesthetic, playful personality). Her sister Asuka will be the mature redhead I'll share next.

Happy to discuss the PuLID approach if anyone's interested.