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WAN ComfyUI Workflows

Create AI videos with ready-to-run WAN ComfyUI workflows for text-to-video, image-to-video, character animation, lip sync, camera control, and video editing. Run them on RunComfy Cloud, download workflow JSON, or deploy supported workflows as APIs.

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51 WAN ComfyUI Workflows

Each WAN ComfyUI example below is a real video workflow for Wan 2.1, Wan 2.2, Wan Animate, Wan VACE, Wan S2V, Wan FLF2V, Wan Fun, Wan Lightning, Wan FusionX, Wan Alpha, MultiTalk, InfiniteTalk, Phantom, Ditto, LoRA, ControlNet, text-to-video, image-to-video, and video-to-video editing. Run it on RunComfy Cloud, download the workflow JSON, or deploy supported workflows as APIs.

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About WAN

What is a WAN ComfyUI workflow?

A WAN ComfyUI workflow is a reusable video node graph built around Alibaba's Wan model family. It connects a compatible Wan checkpoint with prompts, images, video or audio inputs, sampling and decoding nodes, plus any motion LoRA, VACE, ControlNet, interpolation, or upscaling steps the result needs. You can start from a working graph instead of wiring a video pipeline from scratch.

Choose Wan 2.2 for the newest workflows on this page, including text-to-video, image-to-video, first-and-last-frame generation, speech-to-video, and Wan Animate motion transfer. Wan 2.1 remains useful for established LoRA, ControlNet, VACE, camera-motion, and video-to-video graphs. The correct checkpoint, resolution, input type, and quantization depend on the workflow, so use a graph made for the same Wan version rather than swapping models blindly.

On RunComfy, each WAN ComfyUI workflow page shows a real output, the intended inputs, and the files the graph requires. Click Run now to open the prepared workflow in cloud ComfyUI, or download the WAN workflow JSON for your own installation. Local use still requires the matching Wan weights, text encoders, VAE, and custom nodes.

References and model resources: Wan2.2 GitHub, Wan2.1 GitHub, Explore WAN models on Hugging Face, Explore WAN models on Civitai.

Capabilities

What you can create with these WAN workflows

WAN ComfyUI workflows cover the full video path: prompt and image generation, controllable motion, audio-driven characters, keyframe guidance, and video editing.

Text-to-video and image-to-video

Generate a video from a written prompt or animate a starting image with a general WAN 2.2 ComfyUI workflow.

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Character animation and motion transfer

Transfer body motion from a reference video to a character image while preserving appearance and scene identity.

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Speech-to-video and lip sync

Drive a portrait or character video from speech, sound, or dialogue with synchronized facial movement.

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Keyframe and structure control

Control timing and composition with first and last frames, pose guidance, depth, edges, or motion trajectories.

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Video editing and restyling

Edit, extend, repaint, or restyle existing footage with VACE and video-to-video WAN workflows.

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WAN models on RunComfy

Choose the right WAN video model. Run the complete graph.

RunComfy opens WAN ComfyUI workflows with their video model, encoders, VAE, LoRAs, control models, and custom nodes prepared. Upload the prompt, image, video, pose, or audio input the graph expects, then change motion, duration, resolution, guidance, or camera settings in native ComfyUI. Use a cloud GPU for heavier Wan 2.2 and long-video pipelines instead of rebuilding a reduced local setup.

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  • Native ComfyUI graphs for WAN video generation

    Open Wan 2.1 and Wan 2.2 text-to-video, image-to-video, FLF2V, VACE, Animate, and speech-to-video pipelines as editable node graphs.

  • WAN checkpoints, LoRAs, and control models in the cloud

    Keep compatible Wan weights, motion LoRAs, VACE and ControlNet models, and supporting files available with the cloud workflow.

  • Custom nodes for motion, audio, and long video

    Use the nodes required for lip sync, pose transfer, camera control, interpolation, restyling, and long-form continuation without reconstructing the environment.

  • Cloud GPUs for larger WAN video pipelines

    Match GPU memory to the chosen Wan model, frame count, resolution, and control stack instead of cutting the workflow down to fit local hardware.

Applications

What people use these WAN workflows for

Choose by the video you want to publish, from animated portraits and talking avatars to dance clips, controlled camera shots, story scenes, and restyled footage.

Photo Animation

Turn a still portrait or character image into a natural moving video while keeping the subject recognizable.

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Talking Avatars

Create a lip-synced presenter, virtual character, or dialogue clip from a portrait and an audio track.

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AI Dance Videos

Translate music and choreography into full-body character motion for dance and performance clips.

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Cinematic Camera Moves

Add controlled pans, zooms, rotations, and push-in shots to a source image for cinematic motion.

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Consistent Story Scenes

Build connected shots that keep characters, visual style, and scene details coherent across a sequence.

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Video Restyling

Transform footage into a new cinematic or illustrated look while retaining the original motion.

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Frequently asked questions

WAN workflow FAQ

Answers for choosing Wan 2.2 or Wan 2.1 workflows, using S2V lip sync, Wan Animate, VACE video editing, character consistency, VRAM, and JSON downloads.

What WAN ComfyUI workflow should I start with?

Start with a Wan 2.2 image-to-video or text-to-video workflow for general video generation. Use a Wan Animate workflow when you want character replacement or motion transfer, a Wan S2V workflow when speech should drive the performance, and a VACE workflow when you need video editing or restyling. Match the workflow to the input you already have.

Should I use Wan 2.2 or Wan 2.1?

Use Wan 2.2 for newer text-to-video, image-to-video, first-last-frame, Animate, and speech-to-video workflows. Use Wan 2.1 when the workflow depends on older VACE, ControlNet, LoRA, camera-control, or low-VRAM community setups. The version matters because the checkpoint, VAE, scheduler, and custom nodes can differ.

Can Wan 2.2 make lip-sync or speech-to-video?

Yes. Wan 2.2 S2V workflows use an image and audio input to create an audio-driven video, and some workflows add pose or character replacement control. Use a dedicated S2V or lip-sync graph instead of a basic image-to-video graph when mouth movement needs to follow speech or singing.

What is Wan Animate used for?

Wan Animate is used for character animation and replacement: you provide a character image and a driving video, then the workflow transfers body motion, expression, and scene movement. It is a better fit than plain image-to-video when the goal is to replace a performer or keep a character following a specific reference motion.

What is VACE in a WAN ComfyUI workflow?

VACE is the WAN video editing path for changing existing footage, such as restyling, repainting, extending, or guiding video with masks and control inputs. Use it when you already have a clip and want controlled edits, not when you only need a fresh text-to-video generation.

How do I keep a character consistent in WAN videos?

Use a reference image workflow, Wan Animate, pose-guided control, or a compatible Wan LoRA when the same person or character must stay consistent. For longer stories, generate shorter connected clips and carry forward a reference frame, because identity can drift across long generations. Train a WAN LoRA when one character needs to appear across many videos.

How much VRAM do I need for Wan 2.2 in ComfyUI?

Wan 2.2 VRAM needs depend on model size, resolution, frame count, quantization, and whether the graph adds Animate, S2V, VACE, ControlNet, or upscaling. Low-VRAM workflows usually reduce resolution or use quantized weights. Use Run now if you want the complete prepared graph on a cloud GPU, or Download JSON if you want to run it locally with the matching model files.

Related resources

More ways to use WAN

Train a WAN LoRA with a supported Wan 2.1 or Wan 2.2 base model, or open a matching RunComfy Models page for direct generation.

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