The ComfyUI-fal-Connector is a tool designed to provide an integration between ComfyUI and fal. This extension allows users to execute their ComfyUI workflows directly on a/fal.ai. This enables users to leverage the computational power and resources provided by fal.ai for running their ComfyUI workflows.
The ComfyUI-fal-Connector is a tool designed to provide an integration between
ComfyUI
and fal
. This extension allows users to execute their ComfyUI
workflows directly on fal.ai
. This enables users to leverage the
computational power and resources provided by fal.ai
for running their
ComfyUI workflows.
ComfyUI-fal
repository includes all the necessary custom extensions including this one.git clone --recursive https://github.com/badayvedat/ComfyUI-fal.git
cd ComfyUI-fal
pip install -r requirements.txt
fal
API key: Generate an API key from
fal dashboard and add it to
the fal-config.ini
file in the ComfyUI-fal/custom_nodes/ComfyUI-fal-Connector
directory.[!WARNING] The
fal-config.ini
file is not in the root directory of theComfyUI-fal
repository, but in theComfyUI-fal/custom_nodes/ComfyUI-fal-Connector
directory.
Start the Comfy Server: Run the main.py
file to start the Comfy server and
initiate the connector.
Execute Workflows: Use ComfyUI to create and configure your AI workflows.
When ready, execute the workflows directly on fal
using the connector.
After you set up a workflow, and made sure it is working properly. You can generate a
"fal format" using Save as fal format
button. Then you can post the generated JSON
to https://fal.run/fal-ai/comfy-server
to execute it and obtain the results.