Upscaling In Comfy UI Done Easy!

Upscaling In Comfy UI Done Easy!
In this video we show you how to upscale your images in Comfy UI in two ways. By adding it into your current work flow or by creating a work flow for upscaling images you have already generated.

In this video
- Getting A New Model From Civit (New Dawn XL)
- Downloading and adding a Upscale Model (4x-Ultra Sharp)
- Adding the upscaler to your current workflow
- Creating our own work flow for upscaling previous images
- Stacking Upscalers to create huge images

Links
Civit AI New Dawn XL Model

Upscale Wiki (We used 4X Ultra Sharp)

[AIMadeEasier]

If you have any question don't be shy!
Also check out our other tutorials just released, How to install ComfyUI, and how to get SDXL running in ComfyUI!

[LordObst]

Thank you so much this was the best tutorial related to upscaling ive seen so far, you saved ma day :)

[mrunal_sen]

saw several videos on youtube but they were not what i wanted. This is exactly how I want. Thank you so much.

[thevoid]

if you dont want to immediately upscale your image but stay within the same workflow to upscale, you can right-click on Save Image and select Copy Clipspace. Then right-click on the Load Image node in the upscale workflow and select Paste Clipspace. This way you can first search for a good seed, then render the small image with more steps and finaly upscale all in one workflow.

[JakeDownsWuzHere]

this is exactly what i needed, thank you!

[AdvancExplorer]

Great job, I've tried to upscale from an image in comfy ui and you gave me the answer, thks a lot, i'm subscribing

[WalidDingsdale]

an amazing upsxaling method, thank you very much.

[Marcel]

Thank you so much for your video, I really appreciated you clear and easy to follow instructions. I was wondering is there a 2x-UltraSharp upscaler?

[nachtratte_sash]

Hello, thank you very much for the great video, it's really very helpful.
But I have one question - is it possible to upscale more images directly from a folder? Or do you always have to upscale each image individually? Thank you

[othoapproto]

Thanks for the video, I know how much work it is to make. May I suggest no background music and avatar, they're very distracting to the lesson.

[freekhitman]

Thx that you love my model 👍 and really good video

[avidfx]

thanks great video easy and to the point, can you explaine please how to batch upscale/process more then 1 image at a time?

[scottmahony]

How do you know the Image size that the model was trained on to set the latent image size? To your question, I like following along and building the workflow, helps better to understand what we are doing and how I can do it on my own. Additionally, I have an ultra wide monitor, I think the resolution is 5120×2160 and I would like to create back rounds for it. Would I do it the same way and just change the size in the empty latent image and then upscale?

[georgiosburnham]

Thank you very much, but the Civit AI New Dawn XL Model is not able to download. Could you upload it please?

[scpeAI]

Hi, I don't know why but when I use this upscaler, it turns my uposcale node red. I short it does not work. I have 4GB of VRAM, iss that the problem?

[gingercholo]

“Didn’t lose any detail” bro turned into a real boy

[letrerote]

fantastic thanks! where can I get the workflows from you videos?

[DarioToledo]

The results of the upscale show some artifacts, is it better to use an after detailer before, or after the upscale? Also, the are many models for upscale, which are more fitting for photographic images and which for illustration?

[ukdcom]

Straight upsacling is okay but I'm wondering if we can add in detail with each iteration. That way the very large images are also packed with detail. I've seen demo workflows doing this in Auto1111 and infact in ComfyUI from a latent. I wonder if it's possible from an image if we extract the latent information?

[StargateMax]

I get awful results with those upscaler models. I don't generate robots or anime, only photorealistic people and scenes. The upscaler makes the fine details and sharp edges look like plastic and very harsh. A much better upscaler is a separate software Topaz Gigapixel AI. It does cost money, but it has amazing and clean results.