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Qwen Image Edit ComfyUI Workflows

Edit and combine images with ready-to-run Qwen Image Edit ComfyUI workflows for instruction editing, object swaps, relighting, multi-image merge, multi-angle views, consistent characters, virtual try-on, and LoRA inference. Run them on RunComfy Cloud, download workflow JSON, or deploy supported workflows as APIs.

12 workflows

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Qwen Image Edit 2511 | Smart Image Edit Workflow

The workflows

12 Qwen Image Edit ComfyUI Workflows

Each Qwen Image Edit ComfyUI example below is a real image workflow for Qwen Image, Qwen Rapid AIO, Qwen Image Edit, Qwen Image Edit 2509, Qwen Image Edit 2511, Qwen Image Edit Plus 2509, Qwen Image Edit Plus 2511, Nunchaku Qwen Image, virtual try-on, consistent characters, multi-image editing, relighting, and multi-angle views. Run it on RunComfy Cloud, download the workflow JSON, or deploy supported workflows as APIs.

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About Qwen Image Edit

What is a Qwen Image Edit ComfyUI workflow?

A Qwen Image Edit ComfyUI workflow is an editable node graph for prompt-guided image editing with Qwen Image and Qwen Image Edit variants. It starts from one or more source images, follows a written instruction, and returns an edited result while keeping important visual details such as identity, lighting, product shape, or scene composition when the selected workflow is designed for that job.

The family includes Qwen Image for generation, Qwen Image Edit 2509 and 2511 for instruction edits, and Qwen Image Edit Plus workflows for LoRA-guided editing. Choose a simple single-image edit when you want fast changes, a multi-image workflow when the result must combine references, a relighting workflow for photo correction, or a LoRA workflow when a trained character, product, or style needs to appear consistently.

On RunComfy, each Qwen Image Edit workflow page shows the real preview, inputs, setup notes, and downloadable workflow JSON. Click Run now to open the graph in a prepared cloud ComfyUI environment, or download the JSON for local ComfyUI when you already have the matching model files, LoRAs, custom nodes, and GPU memory.

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

What you can create with these Qwen Image Edit workflows

Qwen Image Edit ComfyUI workflows cover direct instruction edits, multi-image composition, relighting, multi-view creation, and LoRA-guided edits.

Instruction image editing

Change an image with a direct text instruction while preserving the parts of the scene that should stay intact.

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Multi-image editing

Combine two or more references into one coherent edited image with controlled identity, object, or style inputs.

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Relighting and restoration

Repair uneven lighting and make photos look cleaner without rebuilding the image from scratch.

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Multi-angle image creation

Turn one subject image into multiple viewpoint outputs for product, character, or reference-sheet work.

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Qwen Image Edit LoRA

Run a Qwen Image Edit Plus LoRA workflow that matches a trained character, product, brand style, or visual look.

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Qwen Image Edit on RunComfy

Open the Qwen edit graph with the right files ready.

RunComfy opens Qwen Image Edit workflows in native ComfyUI with the tested graph, source-image inputs, LoRA slots where needed, custom nodes, and cloud GPU setup prepared. Change prompts, references, masks, sampler settings, and resolution in the same editable graph instead of rebuilding the image-edit pipeline by hand.

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  • Native ComfyUI graphs for Qwen image edits

    Open instruction editing, multi-image editing, relighting, virtual try-on, and LoRA workflows as complete editable graphs.

  • Qwen checkpoints and LoRAs with the workflow

    Use prepared Qwen Image Edit model files, LoRAs, and supporting assets in the cloud, or download JSON for your own setup.

  • Custom nodes for reference and identity control

    Run workflows that connect source images, reference guidance, masks, and Qwen-specific editing nodes without manual assembly.

  • Cloud GPU for heavier Qwen edit graphs

    Work with multi-image, LoRA, and high-resolution Qwen Image Edit workflows without trimming the graph to fit local hardware.

Applications

What people use these Qwen Image Edit workflows for

Choose by the image outcome you need, from try-on and object replacement to consistent characters, story scenes, and stylized composites.

Virtual Try-On

Preview clothing on a person with a realistic fashion fitting workflow.

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Consistent Character Images

Create character-focused images that keep identity cues across poses, views, and scenes.

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Coherent Story Scenes

Build related images for a story sequence while keeping the world, subjects, and cinematic look aligned.

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Object Replacement

Replace or restyle image elements while keeping the target composition believable.

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Multi-Image Style Merge

Blend multiple source images into a stylized result for concepts, thumbnails, or creative composites.

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Frequently asked questions

Qwen Image Edit workflow FAQ

Answers for choosing Qwen Image Edit versions, combining references, preserving identity, using LoRA, downloading workflow JSON, and running locally or on RunComfy Cloud.

Which Qwen Image Edit workflow should I use first?

Start with a single-image instruction editing workflow when you want to upload one image and describe the change in plain language. Use multi-image editing for reference blending, relighting for photo fixes, virtual try-on for clothing previews, and Qwen Image Edit LoRA workflows when the result needs a trained character, product, or brand style.

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

Use Qwen Image Edit 2511 when you want the newer instruction-editing path, Qwen Image Edit 2509 when a workflow was built and tested around that version, and Qwen Image Edit Plus when you need LoRA-guided editing. The safest choice is to open the workflow made for the exact Qwen version listed on its detail page.

Can Qwen Image Edit combine multiple images?

Yes. Multi-image Qwen Image Edit workflows can merge references, transfer visual details, or place an object or character from one image into another scene. Use these when your prompt alone is not enough and the output must follow one or more source images.

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

Yes, but choose a workflow built for identity or reference control. Consistent-character, virtual try-on, multi-angle, and LoRA workflows are better fits than a general instruction edit when the face, product shape, outfit, or brand style must remain recognizable.

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 the Download JSON button on a Qwen Image Edit workflow card or detail page. The JSON can be opened in local ComfyUI, but local runs still need the matching Qwen checkpoint, LoRA files when used, custom nodes, and enough GPU memory. Run now opens the prepared RunComfy Cloud flow instead.

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

Yes, if your local ComfyUI has the right model files, nodes, and hardware for the workflow. RunComfy Cloud is useful when you want the editable graph, required files, and run panel ready without setting up the Qwen Image Edit workflow manually.

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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