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SCREENSHOTS:
ComfyUI IPAdapter plus
DESCRIPTION:
ComfyUI_IPAdapter_plus is a ComfyUI extension that adds a reference implementation for IPAdapter models. It focuses on image-to-image conditioning, letting a reference image guide the subject, style, or composition of a new generation. The project treats IPAdapter like a one-image LoRA, making it useful when users want visual influence without full model training. It includes example workflows that cover the main IPAdapter functions and help users build practical ComfyUI graphs. The extension supports unified loaders, model loaders, advanced apply nodes, attention masks, reference image weighting, and different embedding strategies. It is now in maintenance-only mode, so it is best used by ComfyUI users who need established IPAdapter workflows rather than a rapidly evolving plugin.
Features
- IPAdapter model support
- Image-to-image conditioning
- Subject and style transfer
- Unified model loader
- Advanced weighting controls
- Example ComfyUI workflows
Programming Language
Python
Categories
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