ComfyUI Tutorial Series: Ep19 - SDXL & Flux Inpainting Tips with ComfyUI

In Episode 19 of our ComfyUI tutorial series, we explore inpainting using SDXL and Flux models within ComfyUI. This step-by-step guide will show you how to modify photos and illustrations, correct image details, and add custom elements, helping you take your creative projects to the next level!

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Go to Manger, Custom Nodes Manager
Install ComfyUI-Inpaint-CropAndStitch
Restart ComfyUI

SDXL Models Used

Download this Juggernaut XL inpainting SDXL model
Place it in the checkpoints folder
..ComfyUI\models\checkpoints

Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:22 Custom Node Setup for Inpainting
00:53 Setting Up the SDXL Workflow
04:11 Using the Mask Editor
05:19 Fine-Tuning Denoise and Prompts
12:53 SDXL Outpainting
15:15 Flux Inpainting and Outpainting

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[talismanna]

That white tshirt issue bugged me, and since I'm not an Adobe user, I stumbled into a different route. Using the same mask, I used the prompt "nude" and the red shirt was gone. Copying that across I used "white tshirt" and <boom> that worked! Also... "black hat on head" worked without leaving comfy... I got lucky with that prompt. Thanks for another great workflow.

[Uday_अK]

Thank you. I have been waiting for this in-painting and out-painting video for a long time. There are many tutorials available on YouTube, but understanding the method and implementing it is very important. You have explained it in a very simple way.

[Patricia_Liu]

Thanks for all your hard work! I really appreciate the effort you put into your tutorials.

[maxmadtube]

very impressive and informative thank you very much

[sergeysaulit]

Simple, accessible and understandable! You are the best one who delivers complex information! Thank you and don't stop!

[emergentcomics]

I've been waiting on this one. Thanks so much! I can't wait to give it a try

[RealNazrax]

I was hoping you'd cover inpainting! Now, please do IP Adapter :)

[bahethelmy]

Great episode! Thank you very much!!!!

[Marcel]

Great tutorial! You made everything so clear and easy to follow – thanks for breaking Inpainting down so well!

[SumoBundle]

Thank you for another fantastic episode!

[SebAnt]

Wonderful tutorial once again.
I like that you explained about denoise and also demonstrated photoshop techniques at the end! I will try out once I get some free time…

[KimikimiYKim]

Love the tutorial details and it's easy to understand

[pollapatjampeeklang]

It was worth the wait; you never truly disappoint.

[Filokalee]

Thanks! Very clear and valuable Inpaint tutorial. While trying a similar workflow, using Differential Diffusion node in combination with InpaintModelConditioning seems to have better integration results than just InpaintModelConditioning alone. Additionally if this node refuses to inpaint the shirt, try using another Inpaint model, (such as BrushNet).

[kattamaran]

Add a depth controlnet to have the generation more similar. Specially in flux

Exciting as always! Could you share the Inpainting and Outpainting workflow so that I don't have to rush from the video?

[itimb]

Thank you very much for all the information and how easy it is to follow. What pc configuration do you have and what time do you get in the image generation?

[rvdev]

When are you going to do an IMG2VIDEO tutorial???? :)

[sollmasterdoodle]

Thx! But what’s the version of your comfy ui?

[audiogus]

Is there a Comfy node that lets you paint on the image like in Forge?