Where to Get ComfyUI Workflows
ComfyUI is a modular GUI for Stable Diffusion that allows you to create images, short videos, and more.
Within the modular interface, you can design and customize your own workflows using a variety of nodes.
Workflows are JSON files or PNG images that contain the JSON data and can be shared, imported, and exported easily.
Here are a few places where experts and enthusiasts share their ComfyUI workflows:
OpenArt.ai
This one is my personal favorite as you can filter based on categories, custom nodes, and more so you can find a workflow that perfectly fits your needs.
OpenArt.ai also has a large community of creators who regularly contribute and share their workflows, making it a great place to connect with other artists, learn from their techniques, and stay updated on the latest trends and innovations in ComfyUI workflows.
Additionally, you can preview workflows before downloading them, so if you need just an idea of how some nodes are working together, you can take a sneak peek without having to download the entire workflow.
The site also features a rating system, so you can quickly see which workflows are highly rated by the community, and a comment section where you can ask questions or provide feedback to the creators.
ComfyWorkflows.com
Can you guess what this website is all about? As the name suggests, this site is a dedicated repository of ComfyUI workflows, featuring a vast collection of user-created workflows that are easily searchable and filterable by categories, tags, and more.
Similar to OpenArt.ai, it’s a good place to discover new workflows, get inspiration from others, and learn from their experiences.
Not as popular as OpenArt.ai, but still a valuable resource for the ComfyUI community.
YouML
A small site that contains ‘recipes’ of workflows, each carefully crafted to solve a specific problem or accomplish a particular task.
Unfortunately, you can’t preview or filter the workflows on this site, but it’s still a good place to check out nevertheless.
Flowt.ai
This site is both an image generation site and a workflow repository, featuring a vast collection of user-generated workflows, with a strong focus on AI-assisted image generation and manipulation.
Simple categorization based on features like ControlNet, AnimateDiff, QRCode, etc., allows you to navigate and filter the workflows quickly, and the site also features a simple search function to find specific workflows.
You can also preview the workflows before downloading them, which is a huge plus.
Both the /r/stablediffusion and /r/comfyui are places worth checking out as users often share their own workflows, provide feedback and support, and discuss the latest developments in the ComfyUI community. If you visit /r/stablediffusion, you can filter on whether or not the workflow was included so you can find only the posts relevant to your interests.
Discord
Both the TensorArt (#comfy-workflow) and Banodoco (ad_resources) communities are worth joining, as they offer a space for real-time discussion and collaboration on ComfyUI workflows.
GitHub
Given the modular nature of ComfyUI, the massive ecosystem of custom nodes that has emerged on GitHub is a treasure trove of community-created workflows and nodes, with many developers sharing their own creations and modifications.
Some custom nodes have an /examples/ folder which contains sample workflows on how to utilize the node, making it easier for users to get started.
Prompting Pixels
A shameless self-plug, but when recording videos for the Prompting Pixels YouTube channel, I post all my workflows and configuration files on this page of the website, allowing viewers to easily replicate the results and experiment with the workflows themselves.
Additionally, the Prompting Pixels Discord community may have some knowledgeable members who can provide guidance on fine-tuning ComfyUI for specific use cases or troubleshoot any issues you might be experiencing.
