Running the result in ComfyUI

This app never runs a graph: it builds and explains. To get the picture or the video, open the saved workflow in ComfyUI and run it there. This page is the bridge.

Before you go

  1. Check graph (Ctrl+Shift+C) until it says "No problems found.", or you know why a finding is fine. See Checking a graph.
  2. File ▸ Save workflow for ComfyUI… and remember where you saved the .json file. See Saving a workflow for ComfyUI.
  3. Optional: File ▸ Save project to keep the explanations.

The card "Run it in ComfyUI"

After every File ▸ Save workflow for ComfyUI… the card Run it in ComfyUI opens. It says: "The workflow is saved. This app does not run graphs: ComfyUI does. Three steps:"

  1. Open ComfyUI opens the ComfyUI address from Settings ▸ Connection, or the address your MCP server reported, in your browser. When the app knows no address, the step says so and the button is Connection settings.
  2. Drag the saved file into the ComfyUI window, or open it there with Workflow ▸ Open. Show the file shows it in your file manager. Copy workflow copies the workflow as it was written; then press Ctrl+V on the ComfyUI canvas.
  3. Press Run (Ctrl+Enter) in ComfyUI. The result appears under the save node and in the output folder of ComfyUI.

At the bottom, Explain a ComfyUI error… opens the error card (see An error in ComfyUI).

  • To stop the card from opening after every save, untick Show this after every save. The save message still has How to run it.
  • Help ▸ Run it in ComfyUI opens the same card at any time.
  • The app opens a browser only when you press a button.

In ComfyUI, step by step

  1. Open ComfyUI in your browser, at the address you always use (for example http://127.0.0.1:8188).
  2. Drag the .json file from your file manager onto the ComfyUI page. Or use ComfyUI's own menu to open a workflow file.
  3. The graph appears in ComfyUI as it was here, with the same nodes, links and values.
  4. Press ComfyUI's run button (Run, or Queue Prompt in older versions).
  5. The nodes light up one after another while ComfyUI works. The result appears in the Save Image (or Save Video) node.
  6. The file is written to ComfyUI's output folder, with the name that starts with the filename_prefix of that node.

The first run takes longer: ComfyUI loads the models into memory.

When it does not work

ComfyUI shows a red message and outlines the node that failed. Copy the message and bring it here with Help ▸ Explain a ComfyUI error…. See An error in ComfyUI.

See also

This page is imported from the application repository's wiki (docs/wiki/graph/Running-In-ComfyUI.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.