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FLUX ComfyUI Workflows

Generate images from text, edit photos, and create character variations with FLUX in ComfyUI. Choose FLUX.1 or FLUX.2 for generation and reference edits, or FLUX Fill for inpainting and outpainting. Run them on RunComfy Cloud, download workflow JSON, or deploy supported workflows as APIs.

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Flux 2 Dev | Photoreal Text-to-Image Generator

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47 FLUX ComfyUI Workflows

Compare FLUX ComfyUI examples by model version, image inputs, and finished result. Open a workflow for its instructions, sample outputs, and compatible model files. Run it on RunComfy Cloud, download the workflow JSON, or deploy supported workflows as APIs.

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About FLUX

What can FLUX do in ComfyUI?

FLUX in ComfyUI supports text-to-image generation, image-to-image editing, and masked edits through different model variants. Change a background, place an object in a scene, create character variations, or explore a new visual style with a workflow designed for that result.

The FLUX family offers different starting points. FLUX.1 Dev supports text-to-image generation and compatible LoRAs; FLUX.2 options cover generation and reference-based editing. Kontext focuses on instruction edits, while Fill is designed for masked edits and canvas extension.

More specialized results depend on the setup around the model. Consistent-character, face-swap, restoration, and structure-guided examples use dedicated references, adapters, or processing steps. Choose by the result and input you need, then open the matching workflow for its model requirements and instructions.

References and model resources: Black Forest Labs FLUX.2 overview, Black Forest Labs FLUX GitHub, ComfyUI GitHub, Explore FLUX models on Hugging Face, Explore FLUX models on Civitai.

Capabilities

Explore FLUX capabilities in ComfyUI

Start with text, an existing photo, or a structural reference. These examples show the main ways to generate and edit images with FLUX in ComfyUI.

FLUX models on RunComfy

Use FLUX in ComfyUI without local setup

Open a prepared FLUX setup on RunComfy Cloud, then change prompts, images, and settings in ComfyUI. Choose GPU memory for the model and image size you need. Downloading the JSON gives you the workflow structure; running it locally still requires its model files and dependencies.

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  • Editable image controls

    Adjust prompts, source images, masks, and settings exposed by your selected FLUX example.

  • Model and LoRA storage

    Bring compatible checkpoints, LoRAs, and control weights into your cloud workspace for reuse.

  • Prepared dependencies

    Start from the example's configured model and node setup, then customize it in ComfyUI.

  • Cloud GPU options

    Match GPU memory to your FLUX model, image resolution, and any additional processing stages.

Applications

What you can make with FLUX

Find an example for the image you want to make, from face edits and object placement to character sheets and restored photos.

AI Face Swap

Transfer a face into a target photo with a dedicated identity-editing setup.

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Object Placement

Place a product or object reference in a target scene, guided by its scale and surroundings.

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Photo Restoration

Repair facial detail and increase image resolution with a dedicated restoration pipeline.

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Frequently asked questions

FLUX in ComfyUI: FAQ

Choose a FLUX version, understand reference and LoRA options, and decide whether to run in the cloud or download for local ComfyUI.

Which FLUX model should I use?

Choose by your starting point. FLUX.1 Dev is an option for prompt-based images, while FLUX.2 Dev covers another generation path. Use a dedicated FLUX.2 Klein image-editing example when you have a source photo to change. Kontext and Fill serve different editing needs; the selected workflow must match the model and inputs you want to use.

How much VRAM do I need to run FLUX in ComfyUI?

There is no single VRAM requirement for all FLUX models. Model size and format, image resolution, and additional controls all affect memory use. Check the requirements of the specific workflow before downloading its files. RunComfy Cloud is an alternative when your local GPU cannot support that setup.

Should I use FLUX Kontext or FLUX Fill for image editing?

Use Kontext for changes described with text and image references. Use FLUX Fill when you need to edit a masked region or extend the canvas. They solve different editing problems, so choose based on whether you want to guide a whole-image change or target a specific area.

How do I keep a character consistent with FLUX?

Choose a reference-based character workflow when you want variations of a recognizable subject. More specialized options use identity adapters or a compatible character LoRA. Results still need review: keeping a face recognizable is different from preserving every detail of a pose, outfit, or background.

How do I use LoRA or ControlNet in a FLUX ComfyUI workflow?

Use a FLUX LoRA example for a trained visual look, or a FLUX ControlNet example for structural guidance such as pose, depth, or edges. The base model and add-on must target the same FLUX version. To train your own LoRA, choose FLUX.1, FLUX.2, FLUX.2 Klein 4B, or FLUX.2 Klein 9B in RunComfy Trainer.

Where can I download a FLUX ComfyUI workflow JSON?

Use the Download JSON button beside a workflow's Run now button, or download from its detail page. Open that file in ComfyUI to load the workflow. The JSON does not include the model weights or custom nodes, so follow the linked detail page's requirements for a local run.

What do I need for a local FLUX ComfyUI install?

You need ComfyUI plus the model files and any custom nodes required by your chosen example. Those requirements differ across FLUX.1, FLUX.2, and specialized editing setups. Follow the detail page's setup instructions, or use Run now for a prepared cloud environment.

Related resources

More ways to use FLUX

Train a LoRA with a supported FLUX base model, or use FLUX models directly when you do not need a full ComfyUI workflow.

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