## Workflow Overview
This workflow converts a character image into a high-resolution 60fps video using Wan 2.2 I2V with a full post-processing pipeline.
Input:
Output: 1664×2432 @ 60fps video
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## Pipeline Stages
| Stage | Node | Detail |
|-------|------|--------|
| 1 | WanImageToVideo | I2V with CLIP Vision + text prompt guidance |
| 2 | KSampler Stage 1 | High noise (8 steps, Euler, denoise 0.5) — establishes motion skeleton |
| 3 | LatentNormalize | Aligns Stage1→Stage2 latent distribution |
| 4 | KSampler Stage 2 | Low noise (12 steps, Euler, denoise 1.0) — refines details |
| 5 | VAEDecodeTiled | Tile-based VAE decode (tile=1024, overlap=128) |
| 6 | RIFE VFI | 2× frame interpolation → smooth 60fps motion |
| 7 | ImageUpscaleWithModel | 4×-UltraSharp upscaling to 1664×2432 |
| 8 | Image Lucy Sharpen | Final sharpening pass |
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## Key Settings
- Unet (GGUF): wan22EnhancedNSFWV2Q8H + Q8L (FastMOVEv2)
- VAE: wan_2.1_vae
- Clip: umt5_xxl_fp8_e4m3fn_scaled
- RIFE: rife49.pth, fast_mode + ensemble, 2× multiplier
- Video output: HEVC NVENC, 60fps, pingpong=yuv420p
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## Tips
- Two-stage sampling dramatically improves motion coherence vs single-stage
- VAEDecodeTiled is essential for resolutions above 1024 to avoid OOM
- RIFE 2× is the sweet spot — 3× introduces visible ghosting
- Lucy Sharpen at default adds crispness without artifacts
- Shift=5 on ModelSamplingSD3 matches Wan 2.2's native motion profile
Description
| 1.0 | 2026-04-22 | Initial release — Wan2.2 I2V two-stage + RIFE 2× + 4x-UltraSharp + 60fps output |
FAQ
Comments (1)
You clearly misconfigured something. 60FPS does not mean the video needs to look sped up. Check initial gen FPS and RIFE settings, im not downloading this just because of the preview image you posted to this model entry.