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Qwen Image Edit ComfyUI Workflows

Edit photos with text, combine image references, and change lighting with Qwen Image Edit in ComfyUI. Choose single-image or multi-image editing, or a dedicated workflow for outfits, objects, and character views. Run them on RunComfy Cloud, download workflow JSON, or deploy supported workflows as APIs.

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Qwen Image Edit 2511 | Smart Image Edit Workflow

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12 Qwen Image Edit ComfyUI Workflows

Compare Qwen Image Edit ComfyUI examples by source-image count, editing goal, and model version. Each detail page shows the references and compatible files used for that result. Run it on RunComfy Cloud, download the workflow JSON, or deploy supported workflows as APIs.

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About Qwen Image Edit

What can Qwen Image Edit do in ComfyUI?

Qwen Image Edit in ComfyUI supports text-guided photo editing and multi-image reference editing. Describe an object or outfit change, combine source images, or choose a dedicated workflow to adjust lighting and create different views of a subject.

Start with single-image editing for one source photo, or multi-image editing when separate references should guide the result. The examples use different Qwen versions, including 2509 and 2511, and some add LoRAs or specialized controls. Follow the version listed for the selected example.

Reference-based character, virtual try-on, and multi-angle setups are designed for particular outputs; they are not identical to a general photo edit. Story-video examples combine Qwen image editing with Wan video generation, so the video stage depends on an additional model.

References and model resources: Qwen Image GitHub, Qwen Image Edit 2511 on Hugging Face, ComfyUI Qwen Image examples, Explore Qwen Image Edit models on Hugging Face, Explore Qwen Image Edit models on Civitai.

Capabilities

Explore Qwen Image Edit capabilities in ComfyUI

Choose an editing approach for the change you need: written instructions, multiple references, lighting adjustments, new viewpoints, or a trained LoRA.

Qwen Image Edit on RunComfy

Edit with Qwen in a prepared cloud workspace

Bring your source images to a prepared Qwen Image Edit setup in ComfyUI. Change instructions and references, then adjust the controls provided by that example. Download the JSON for local use with its matching model version and dependencies.

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  • Editable image inputs

    Change the written instruction and source references in your selected editing setup.

  • Compatible model files

    Use the Qwen version and compatible LoRAs specified by the example.

  • Prepared dependencies

    Open the configured editing environment, then customize its available controls in ComfyUI.

  • Cloud GPU options

    Match GPU memory to your image resolution, reference inputs, and editing stages.

Applications

What you can make with Qwen Image Edit

Explore outfit previews, character variations, object edits, and styled composites. Story-video examples pair Qwen image editing with Wan animation.

Virtual Try-On

Preview a clothing change on a person using a dedicated outfit-editing setup.

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Story Scenes

Create related scene images with Qwen Image Edit, then animate them with Wan in a combined pipeline.

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Object Replacement

Change an object in a source photo while guiding the surrounding scene with instructions.

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Frequently asked questions

Qwen Image Edit in ComfyUI: FAQ

Choose a Qwen editing version, understand reference and LoRA compatibility, and find the right download or training option.

Which Qwen Image Edit workflow should I use first?

Start with single-image instruction editing when you want to change one photo. Choose a multi-image setup if the edit depends on separate references. For a particular outcome such as virtual try-on, use its dedicated example rather than assuming every editing setup handles the same inputs.

Should I use Qwen Image Edit 2509, 2511, or Edit Plus?

Choose the version the example was built for. This page includes Qwen Image Edit 2509 and 2511 setups, plus Edit Plus LoRA examples. A newer version is not automatically a drop-in replacement, and Edit Plus is not simply a label meaning that every LoRA will work. Match the editing model and any LoRA to the selected setup.

Can Qwen Image Edit combine multiple images?

Yes. A multi-image editing example can use separate references to guide subjects or visual details in one output. Check how many source images that setup expects and what role each one plays.

Can Qwen Image Edit keep a face, character, or product consistent?

Reference-guided setups can help, but exact consistency is not guaranteed. Choose a consistent-character example for recurring characters or a virtual try-on example for outfit previews. Review faces, logos, shapes, and other important details in the result.

Can I train or use a Qwen Image Edit LoRA?

Yes. RunComfy Trainer supports Qwen Image, Qwen Image 2512, Qwen Image Edit, Qwen Image Edit Plus, and Qwen Image Edit Plus 2511. Train against the same base model you plan to use for inference.

Where can I download a Qwen Image Edit ComfyUI workflow JSON?

Use Download JSON on a Qwen Image Edit card or detail page. Open the file in ComfyUI, then install the model version and dependencies listed for that example. The downloaded JSON does not include the checkpoint, LoRA weights, or custom nodes.

Can I run Qwen Image Edit locally instead of on RunComfy Cloud?

Yes, if your computer can run the selected example and you install its required model files and nodes. RunComfy Cloud provides a prepared alternative. Cloud and local runs should use compatible model versions and inputs; the JSON alone is not a complete installation.

Related resources

More ways to use Qwen Image Edit

Train Qwen Image or Qwen Image Edit LoRAs from the supported Trainer base models, or use the Qwen Image Models page when you want direct model generation.

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