ComfyUI on this computer

The usual case: ComfyUI and NodeWise Studio on the same computer.

Not tried yet on a real install: this page was checked against test servers that answer the way ComfyUI does.

Steps

  1. Start ComfyUI and wait until its page opens in the browser.
  2. In NodeWise: Settings ▸ Connection ▸ Find on this computer. The app asks this computer at ports 8188 (ComfyUI started from its folder) and 8000 (the ComfyUI desktop app), fills the address in and says, for example, "ComfyUI answers on this computer: http://127.0.0.1:8188." If nothing answers: "No ComfyUI answers on this computer at ports 8188 and 8000. Start ComfyUI, or enter its address."
  3. Or type the address yourself, the one in your browser's address bar when ComfyUI is open. An address on this computer typed without http:// is completed.
  4. Check ComfyUI: "ComfyUI 0.45.0 answers at this address. Save the settings, and the app reads it." (your version may differ).
  5. Save settings, then Read now here, or step 1 Read ComfyUI on the empty canvas.

The sync indicator ends at Up to date, and its popover says "Read from ComfyUI at 127.0.0.1:8188." with the limits of this way.

A different port

If you started ComfyUI with --port, use that port: http://127.0.0.1:<port>. Find on this computer looks only at 8188 and 8000.

See also

This page is imported from the application repository's wiki (docs/wiki/connect/This-Computer.md, revision b8e3f71). The same guide is built into the app: Help ▸ User guide.

To refresh it, run npm run import and then npm run build in the website folder.