LATENT Tricks - Amazing ways to use ComfyUI

Here are amazing ways to use ComfyUI. This node based UI can do a lot more than you might think. Especially Latent Images can be used in very creative ways. You can inject prompt changes. You can combine latent images to new results. Stop render steps and finishe the rendering after you changed to prompt, sampler and settings. A world of possibilities.

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[jorgeantao]

This is an amazing tool for professional artists. The level of detail you can achieve reminds me of Photoshop... AI art is not a threat to artists, but rather a complement to their work.

[DJVARAO]

Man, you are a wizard. This is a very advanced use of SD.

[MrGTAmodsgerman]

The node system can make things complicated, but this system really empowers the potential of a lot of stuff. And seeing this for AI pictures now, gives it more meaning and control that could be then be considered as artistic again, as with ComfyUI the human takes huge control.

[mrjonlor]

Very cool! I’ve been playing with latent composition in ComfyUI for the past couple days. It gets really fun when you start mixing different art styles within the same image. You start getting some really wild effects!

[JonathanScruggs]

The more I play with it, the more I'm convinced that this is the most powerful UI to Stable Diffusion there is.

[andresz]

This video is now #1 in my ComfyUI playlist. Your explanation at 17:50 on the LatentComposite node inputs (samples_to, samples_from) is priceless, as the rest of the video. Looking forward to ask some questions in your Discord channel.

[bjornskivids]

Ok, this is awesome. You inspired me to make a 4-sampler comparison-bench which lets me get 4 example pics from one prompt when exploring different engines. It makes sampler/settings comparisons simple and I can crank out sample pics at a blistering pace now. Thank you :)

[workflowinmind]

Great examples, the first one you should pipe the primary latent into the subsequent ones as you are over stepping at each image (last image has all the previous steps in your example)

[ColePatterson-mwgy]

Whoa! Jeez! This looks complicated. All I searched for was how to use prompt weights. I can handle anything: algebra, calculus, etc., but when it comes to node editors, I check out ASAP.

[stephancam]

Awesome video - very educational - thank you! I've been meaning to get ComfyUI installed - just have to find the time. (I swear, I'm having to update my AI skills weekly - it's nearly as time consuming as keeping up with Unreal Engine, lol).

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Found this particular course super inspiring. Makes me keen to experiment

[lovol]

Okay I'm convinced, I will be trying this out, fantastic demo

[Vestu]

I love how your ComfyUI setup is not overly OCD but a "controlled noodle chaos" like mine are :)

[AllYouWantAndMore]

I asked for examples, and you delivered. Thank you.

[remzouzz]

Amazing video ! Could you also make a video where you get more in depth onto how to install and use controlnets in ComfyUi ?

[LICHTVII]

Thank you! Hard to find a no-bs explanation of what-what does, helps a lot!

[Kyvarus]

The only thing I wish that comfy had, is the ability to sequentially take frames from a video in order to use them as an open pose mask for each generation over time. Video generation would be amazing.

[JimmyGunawan]

Great tutorial on ComfyUI! Thanks Olivio~ I just started using this today, reloading the "workflow" really help with efficiency.

[Dizek]

wow, discovered Comfy just recently but it is more than it looks, you can even use the same prompt into all the aviable samplers to test the ones that work the best with the style you are going for

[panzerswineflu]

I'm a sea of ai videos i started skimming through, this got my subscribe. Now if only I had a rig to play with this stuff