ANIMATEDIFF COMFYUI TUTORIAL - USING CONTROLNETS AND MORE.

ComfyUI and AnimateDiff Tutorial. I go over using controlnets, traveling prompts, and animating with starting and ending images.

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Install ComfyUi:
GitHub -
ComfyUI Manager:
AnimateDiff Models:
Templates:
Examples:
My workflows:

0:00 Intro
0:52 Installing ComfyUI
2:15 Creating Model Paths
4:07 Installing ComfyUI Manager
05:03 Basics UI
13:12 Traveling Prompts
17:54 Controlnets
22:21 Initial and Ending Images

[enigmatic_e]

NOTE: To use the git clone feature you have to download git, link in description. If you're having issues with using Manager to install missing nodes, make sure you go to Manager and click update all. The red node issue should go away.

[alexbarvel]

Man, you're the first person I've ever seen communicate how something works. Clear, to the point and simple. Thank you very much. Like and subscribe with bell.

[carstenli]

Great tutorial. ComfyUI is such a powerful and flexible tool, especially for complex automated workflows with dynamic inputs. You can even run your own LLM as part of the workflow. It's the #1 choice for professionals.

[iamYork_]

NODES!!! yeah even with 3D animation and VFX workflows, nodes were always intimidating coming from a traditional Adobe based background... I used to always joke Nodes = Nose bleeds but once people grasp the power of a nodal workflow you can definitely attain some really in-depth results with visually every aspect of the work created via a mostly non-destructive workflow... I have only dabbled a little with comfyUI but def see the potential despite the fact it will scare away casual SD users... Either way great videos as always keep up the good work my friend...

[digital_magic]

This is such a deep dive into Animatediff and the best Animatediff tutorial i have been come across. Thank you so much and off course i liked, ..and i was already subscribed. This video deserves many, many views 🙂

[RiiahTV]

bro i been on comfy for about 2 months and i still learned alot from this video bro thankyou

[pixelpalettedreams]

Just had to sub... Content is great and easy to understand. Plus linking all the flows and external resources made everything so simple. Really appreciate you!

[vibrantlifeart]

excellent tutorial E, really appreciate the time you take to put these together for us.

[SiriusVoxelBarf]

This tutorial finally gave me a decent understanding of how ComfyUI works. Thanks so much!!

[davewaldmancreative]

Dude. Can I just say, thank you for being you. Such a generous thing you're doing. I totally owe you. Wonderful presentation.

[xcreators-eu]

The quality of your work is incredible! Super good vibe

[AIWarper]

Great video!
One thing I recall someone testing in the discord is with prompt travel it can often slowly blend. For example if you have prompt A at frame 0 and prompt B at frame 10, it will gradually shift to prompt B over the 10 frames. If you repeat Prompt A and frame 9, it will be a more jarring shift (good for eye blinks and facial expressions etc)

[Nibot]

Being a newbie with Comfyui...There was a bit of a struggle to get the template to work. Probably due to me already installing comfyui and not following how you did it to be fair. Great tutorial! Being forced to problem solve missing stuff forced me to sort of understand stuff. Still a bit confused and it was probably due to me having both AnimateDiff and AnimateDiff Evolved too. I was thrown a curve ball using 3d Cartoon for SDXL vs the V3 version. Last curve ball I missed was changing the preview window to image / gif vs default h264...I got a mmpeg error with h264. Thanks again for a cool run through tutorial work flow!

[MariusBLid]

Great video! You make everything so much more understandable. Comfyui really intimidated me, but now from watching your videos I get why they call it "comfy". Load peoples workflows and just chill haha. Thank you for your amazing work man!

[HisWorkman]

Thank you for showing the different results from the various animatediff models

[tdfilmstudio]

Thank you for this. I have been trying to get over my Comfy UI scare, and this video is very helpful.

[DNozz]

Awesome video!!!! Thanks.. Spent 6 hours making blurry videos then spent 20 minutes watching this.. fire🔥🔥🔥

[sassy-penguin]

Dude. I've been obsessed with AI for a little over a year now and your content is the best. Can't wait to dive into animate diff.

[musyc]

you are a saint for spending your time and energy to share your knowledge

[NebMotion]

thanks for helping me get this set up!