How to use IPAdapter models in ComfyUI

Everything you need to know about using the IPAdapter models in ComfyUI directly from the developer of the IPAdapter ComfyUI extension.

00:00 Introduction
01:33 Basic Workflow
05:55 IPAdapter Plus Model
07:32 Prepping Images
09:16 Sending Multiple Images
14:07 Face Model
15:18 SDXL
17:42 Img2Img
19:10 Inpainting
20:00 ControlNet
21:40 Upscaling
23:17 Saving embeds
26:33 Conclusions

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[AB-wfek]

Just want to say Thank You Thank You Thank You, from the bottom of my heart. There are very few developers that take the time to actually explain their tools, let alone include additional options such as the saving embeddings, that offer huge potential for sharing, and extending the workflow in regards to resource management. You are a huge asset and very much appreciated.

[HappyfatherKaha]

Hats down. I have learned more than what I learned combined from other youtubers out there. And 90% of them cuts a video, hides the workflow, want your subscription money and sell you cut part. You are truly good teacher.

[aayushporwal]

Just want to say Thank you. For 2 days, I have been searching the way to inpaint using image and in the video, you have explained it. in a very easy way to understand. Thank you very much.

[burnerboogey]

this is so absolutely bonkers I can't beleive how much things have changed in 3 months. I just found your channel and binged your last months content and holy whattheheck this is brilliant.

[WhySoBroke]

Since you have so much expertise and knowledge in this topic, I really look forward to the training model tutorial 😊

[sergeysokolov]

i been sure i'll never understand how all this things work, especially inside of comfyui, you're just the best in your explanations, they're so clear! thanks for the knowledge you're sharing to us.

[shadownote-world]

New to ComfyUI. Thanks for this. It was very helpful for someone like me who has heard about IPAdaptor, but had no clue what it really does.

[EliSpizzichino]

Bravo! Fantastic work with IPAdapterPlus,
I would be very interested to see also a video on the training process you mentioned. I'm trying to train a style that is quite unique, so I can't just use one image. I'm getting poor result with Lora standard network training, and standard dreambooth training

[manunoyonify]

Awesome. Adding different image ratio inputs and outputs and the ability to give custom weights to batched input images would be a blessing !!! Thx for ur work !

[SearchingForSounds]

Oh man, this is changing my world. So much we can do with this. And... you explained your tools. Thank you so much!

[yiluwididreaming]

One of the best nodes I've seen for COMFY. Using it to lead renders with my current workflows and results show increased accuracy and detail. SUBBED!!

[mhmdoch]

your videos are awesome!!! thx for all your work!!! i just downloaded the ip adapter and im sure, i ll love it!

[ronnykhalil]

Your comfy node (and this video) are invaluable resources! Thanks so much for helping me wrap my head around IP!

[SsicKsSicK]

Thank you so much for this AMAZING feature and also the detailed readme plus VIDEOS! We need more people like you! You are an enrichment to the AI / Open Source community

[AnnisNaeemOfficial]

I love this tutorial. But at 14:21, you have a load clp vision: I have been looking everywhere for this image encoder but cannot find it. I can only find the clipvisionG or the ViT-H clip tensors. Any tips?

[drosselmir]

I'd classify this as the top 5 informational comfy/SD video to watch. Thank you Mato sir! Also looking forward to the training tutorial.

[stephantual]

This a game changer and continue to a be game changer. Not to mention you are kind enough to provide not just a video, but A GREAT video on how to use your tool! Thank you a million times.

[matthewkolb]

Excellent video! You have such a pleasant style of communicating that it really was a pleasure absorbing all of this information. Well done and thanks!

[ALatentPlace]

Great extension and great tutorial! Awesome! Thanks for this It was posted on my Discord yesterday after I released a video about a more basic noise injection technique just using nodes. I will defintely try this out and, if it's ok for you, introduce it to my german speaking audience.

[dasomen]

What a useful tutorial, absolutelly fantastic, thanks a lot!