ComfyUI

by Comfy Org

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ComfyUI is an open-source, node-based interface and inference engine for generative AI workflows. Users connect models and processing nodes to create, inspect, reuse, and automate image, video, and audio pipelines.

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ComfyUI remains actively developed: its public GitHub repository receives releases and updates, while Comfy Org operates the official website and Comfy Cloud service.

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📅 Timeline

2023-01-16

ComfyUI public development begins

The earliest commit in the public ComfyUI GitHub repository dates to January 16, 2023, marking the project's documented public start.

2023-08-09

ComfyUI joins Stability AI

Stability AI announced that ComfyUI creator comfyanonymous had joined the company while continuing to develop the open-source interface.

2024-09-24

Comfy Org raises seed funding

Comfy Org announced a $12 million seed round led by Felicis, with participation from notable investors including Stability AI.

2025-06-30

Comfy Cloud enters public beta

Comfy Org announced the public beta of Comfy Cloud, a hosted environment for running ComfyUI workflows without local setup.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is ComfyUI used for?

ComfyUI is used to build and run node-based generative AI workflows for images, video, audio, and related media. Its graph interface makes each model, input, sampler, and processing step visible and reusable.

Is ComfyUI free and open source?

Yes. The core ComfyUI project is available on GitHub under the GNU General Public License v3.0. Optional hosted services such as Comfy Cloud may have separate pricing and terms.

Does ComfyUI work with Stable Diffusion?

Yes. ComfyUI is widely used with Stable Diffusion models and supports workflows involving checkpoints, VAEs, ControlNet, LoRA, upscalers, and other compatible components.

Can ComfyUI generate video and audio?

Yes. ComfyUI can orchestrate supported image, video, and audio models through nodes and custom extensions. Exact capabilities depend on the installed models, hardware, and workflow.

Do I need a powerful GPU to use ComfyUI?

Local performance depends on the model and workflow, and larger models generally require more GPU memory. ComfyUI also documents low-VRAM and CPU modes, while Comfy Cloud offers hosted compute.