Easy Anima Workflow v0.1 - (See installation requirements)
This ComfyUI workflow is designed for Anima models. It features an all-in-one solution, with txt2img > hires fix > face detailer. The primary goal of this workflow is to provide an intuitive, easy-to-use UI that mirrors A1111 / Invoke, while remaining flexible for advanced use cases. The final image will include embedded metadata to make uploading to Civitai easier.
Positive prompts now support wildcards and dynamic tags!
Wildcards: Reference files from your ComfyUI custom nodes directory by enclosing the filename in double underscores (e.g.,
__filename__).Dynamic Tags: Create instant random variations directly in your prompt using curly brackets separated by vertical bars, like
{blue|red} ballor{sitting|standing}.Wildcard preview: Use the 'Preview Wildcard' node to view the final prompt generated by your wildcards and dynamic tags.
Installation Requirements
This workflow requires the following model types:
Anima Diffusion Model:
ComfyUI/models/diffusion_modelsText Encoder - qwen_3_6b_base.safetensors:
ComfyUI/models/text_encodersVAE - qwen_image_vae.safetensors:
ComfyUI/models/vaeUpscale Model eg. remacri:
ComfyUI/models/upscale_models
This workflow also requires these node packs in order to function, these can be easily installed via the built-in Custom Nodes Manager:
Description
Initial upload
FAQ
Comments (4)
Appreciate it! One of the first i've seen with a understandable upscaler workflow. Personally though im unsure about the face up scaling. Not sure im seeing the benefits but maybe i need to tinker it.
Hi, thank you for downloading! I think anima is so good with faces already, that it doesn't really need a face fix. Personally I just have that node bypassed and only use if I need it. You can bypass a node by clicking on it, then pressing 'ctrl+b' on your keyboard. Hope this helps!
Download RES4LYF node if you want Beta57 scheduler
Hey! Just wanted to say this workflow is excellent. I’ve tested several Anima workflows lately and this one has been the best fit for me by far. It’s simple, fast, and the results have been consistently great. Thanks for sharing it!
Have you thought about adding ControlNet at some point? Being able to use a reference image in a future version would be really nice.