ComfyUI reference implementation for IPAdapter models. The code is mostly taken from the original IPAdapter repository and laksjdjf's implementation, all credit goes to them. I just made the extension closer to ComfyUI philosophy.
ComfyUI reference implementation for IPAdapter models.
The IPAdapter are very powerful models for image-to-image conditioning. The subject or even just the style of the reference image(s) can be easily transferred to a generation. Think of it as a 1-image lora.
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2024/09/13: Fixed a nasty bug in the middle block patching that we are carrying around since the beginning. Unfortunately the generated images won't be exactly the same as before. Anyway the middle block doesn't have a huge impact, so it shouldn't be a big deal. It does not impact Style or Composition transfer, only linear generations. I do not generally report on small bug fixes but this one may cause different results so I thought it's worth mentioning.
2024/08/02: Support for Kolors FaceIDv2. Please check the example workflow for best practices.
2024/07/26: Added support for image batches and animation to the ClipVision Enhancer.
2024/07/18: Support for Kolors.
2024/07/17: Added experimental ClipVision Enhancer node. It was somehow inspired by the Scaling on Scales paper but the implementation is a bit different. The new IPAdapterClipVisionEnhancer tries to catch small details by tiling the embeds (instead of the image in the pixel space), the result is a slightly higher resolution visual embedding with no cost of performance.
2024/07/11: Added experimental Precise composition (layout) transfer. It's not as good as style. embeds_scaling
has a huge impact. Start with strength 0.8 and boost 0.3 in SDXL and 0.6 boost 0.35 in SD1.5.
2024/06/28: Added the IPAdapter Precise Style Transfer
node. Increase the style_boost
option to lower the bleeding of the composition layer. Important: works better in SDXL, start with a style_boost of 2; for SD1.5 try to increase the weight a little over 1.0 and set the style_boost to a value between -1 and +1, starting with 0.
2024/06/22: Added style transfer precise
, offers less bleeding of the embeds between the style and composition layers. It is sometimes better than the standard style transfer especially if the reference image is very different from the generated image. Works better in SDXL than SD1.5.
2024/05/21: Improved memory allocation when encode_batch_size
. Useful mostly for very long animations.
2024/05/02: Add encode_batch_size
to the Advanced batch node. This can be useful for animations with a lot of frames to reduce the VRAM usage during the image encoding. Please note that results will be slightly different based on the batch size.
2024/04/27: Refactored the IPAdapterWeights mostly useful for AnimateDiff animations.
2024/04/21: Added Regional Conditioning nodes to simplify attention masking and masked text conditioning.
2024/04/16: Added support for the new SDXL portrait unnorm model (link below). It's very strong and tends to ignore the text conditioning. Lower the CFG to 3-4 or use a RescaleCFG node.
(Older updates removed for readability)
The examples directory has many workflows that cover all IPAdapter functionalities.
The following videos are about the previous version of IPAdapter, but they still contain valuable information.
:nerd_face: Basic usage video, :rocket: Advanced features video, :japanese_goblin: Attention Masking video, :movie_camera: Animation Features video
Download or git clone this repository inside ComfyUI/custom_nodes/
directory or use the Manager. IPAdapter always requires the latest version of ComfyUI. If something doesn't work be sure to upgrade. Beware that the automatic update of the manager sometimes doesn't work and you may need to upgrade manually.
There's now a Unified Model Loader, for it to work you need to name the files exactly as described below. The legacy loaders work with any file name but you have to select them manually. The models can be placed into sub-directories.
Remember you can also use any custom location setting an ipadapter
entry in the extra_model_paths.yaml
file.
/ComfyUI/models/clip_vision
/ComfyUI/models/ipadapter
, create it if not present
FaceID models require insightface
, you need to install it in your ComfyUI environment. Check this issue for help. Remember that most FaceID models also need a LoRA.
For the Unified Loader to work the files need to be named exactly as shown in the list below.
/ComfyUI/models/ipadapter
Most FaceID models require a LoRA. If you use the IPAdapter Unified Loader FaceID
it will be loaded automatically if you follow the naming convention. Otherwise you have to load them manually, be careful each FaceID model has to be paired with its own specific LoRA.
/ComfyUI/models/loras
All models can be found on huggingface.
The community has baked some interesting IPAdapter models.
/ComfyUI/models/ipadapter
models/inisghtface
directory.if you know of other models please let me know and I will add them to the unified loader.
There are many workflows included in the examples directory. Please check them before asking for support.
Usually it's a good idea to lower the weight
to at least 0.8
and increase the number steps. To increase adherece to the prompt you may try to change the weight type in the IPAdapter Advanced
node.
I'm (slowly) documenting all nodes. Please check the Nodes reference.
Please check the troubleshooting before posting a new issue. Also remember to check the previous closed issues.
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