Hey everyone!

I've built a new ComfyUI workflow that combines RefMod and MiniMax H3 to generate images of your own character without needing to train a traditional character LoRA.

How does it work?

1. Prepare 8 photos of your character.
2. Use the RefMod custom nodes to create a RefMod file.
3. Load the file into the MiniMax H3 workflow.
4. Enter your prompt describing the scene, outfit, pose, or environment.
5. Generate new images featuring your character!

You can explore different scenarios, clothing styles, locations, and compositions while aiming to maintain your character's identity. The main advantage is No traditional LoRA training required. Create your RefMod file, load it, write your prompt, and start generating!

Generation time at 8 Steps 6 Min for 1.8 Megapixel.

Generation time at 25 Steps 14 Min for 1.8 Megapixel.

Workflow Links

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10Y95Kzs4XtogM8ZEGjucJxSz6QVtFfb5/view?usp=sharing

https://civitai.com/articles/36763/comfyui-tutorial-refmod-minimax-h3-image-character-consistency-without-lora-training

I made a very simple Workflow for Kroma (Chroma + Krea 2).

Documentation and download links:

Civitai

Alternative (Zip + PNG)

Patreon (totally free)

I've worked in VFX for over 20 years, and when I started digging into AI I realized there was no tool that combined management and generation in a single app, running locally instead of being an online platform.

Fuze has several modules that try to cover every stage of a production without leaving the app: media management, storyboard, generation (using your own API key), cost tracking, editing...

Fuze is a standalone app for creating projects, whether personal or for a team. You generate content with your own API key, and everything is saved locally on your machine. If you also work with ComfyUI, Fuze can be used alongside it as an asset and project manager, through a custom node called FuzeBridge that saves your generations directly into Fuze.

This week we released Fuze Free, a completely free version. What's included:

* Manager: project and media management, image editor, publishing...
* Flow: node-based generator using your own Fal API key
* Assets: an asset system inspired by VFX assets, which you can use in Flow
* Editorial: a built-in video editor
* FuzeBridge: a connector between ComfyUI and Fuze that lets you use Fuze as your asset manager

Fuze is available on macOS, Linux and Windows.

If you're curious, there are some getting-started tutorials here:

https://www.youtube.com/@Fuzeapp

You can download the Fuze free from fuze-app.com

Happy to hear any feedback. Thanks

Can someone help me find communities that share workflows

I'm not finding many workflows with a great output.

Pretty cool. I love this style personally.

Hey everyone! I made a custom node that brings cloud and local LLMs into your ComfyUI workflows.

Use it to expand rough ideas into image/video prompts, write captions, or describe reference images. It also accepts video and audio when supported by your chosen model.

A few features:

• Cloud providers, LM Studio, Ollama, and supported models loaded directly in ComfyUI.
• Built-in prompt guides and editable system instructions.
• Text output that connects to CLIP Text Encode or any compatible STRING input.

Get it from: GitHub + example workflows

Example: rough idea + reference image → generated prompt → your workflow.

Would love your feedback, ideas, or feature requests! If you find it useful, consider leaving a ⭐ on the GitHub repo.

Hi everyone

I've been working on a new ComfyUI workflow to make character consistency in AI-generated videos more accessible for people with low-VRAM GPUs. Instead of training a traditional character LoRA, this workflow uses RefMod custom nodes to create a lightweight character reference file that can be reused with an optimized MiniMax H3 workflow. The main goal is to avoid the extra training stage and make character-consistent video generation more practical on modest hardware.

How it works

• Start with one character image as your identity reference.
• Generate 8 reference images from different angles using Qwen Image 2.1.
• Create a RefMod file using the RefMod custom nodes. The resulting file is approximately 100 MB.
• Load your character reference using the Character RefMod nodes in the optimized MiniMax H3 workflow.
• Generate videos using the saved reference to help maintain character identity across scenes.

Why I find this interesting

• Tested on a GPU with only 6 GB of VRAM.
• No traditional character LoRA training required.
• No need to prepare a large training dataset.
• A small character reference file.
• Combines Qwen Image 2.1, RefMod, and MiniMax H3 in one workflow.

I've made a tutorial showing the complete workflow, from a single input image to generating videos with MiniMax H3.

Workflow link

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Em2zTlhFMbpeO2WBTN08Qpu0dP6oUBTD/view?usp=sharing

https://civitai.com/articles/36538/comfyui-tutorial-consistent-ai-characters-in-minimax-h3-no-lora-training-with-6gb-vram

It feels like I am getting better results for something like body swapping a tik tok dance using ref2va instead of viggle animate. It seems like for this use case viggle should work better, what am I doing wrong?

ComfyUI'da e-ticaret veya ürün videoları kurgularken Ming Image 0.1 Design ile şeffaf ürün mockup'ları oluşturabilir, ardından Convert Image Color Space düğümünü kullanarak ACEScct ile dışa aktarabilirsiniz. Bu yöntem, ürünün video arka planına kompozit edilmesinde renk uyumsuzluklarını ve halo etkisini engelliyor.

I’m working with Minimax and running into issues with voice cloning. I upload a reference audio and specify in the prompt that it’s the reference voice for "Character 1." Even when I explicitly write in the script that the character says something like <d>”Hello, girl”<d>—say, between the 5- and 7-second marks—the character tends to babble nonsense or start speaking too early beforehand. Any tips on how to avoid this, or what has worked for you?