AIO Loaders have been removed as of v12. If you use AIO models, you can easily add a checkpoint loader to replace the existing loaders and connect them accordingly.The default Load Diffusion Model loader looks for your Krea 2 Turbo model in the models/diffusion_models folder.This workflow has the following functions/features:<ul><li>Text to Image</li><li>Multiple Lora Loading</li><li>Wildcards</li><li>Upscale</li><li>Detailers (removed on v12)</li><li>Save Image with full resource metadata in CivitAI readable format</li><li>These will work with Anima Turbo models, but you'll have to figure out the settings.</li></ul>Support Policy<ul><li>These workflows are provided as-is and without guaranteed support.</li><li>I do not provide support for third-party applications, modified versions, redistributed copies, reposts, bundles, or installations obtained from unofficial sources.</li><li>Inclusion of these workflows in another project does not imply my endorsement, involvement, or responsibility for that project.</li></ul>Disclaimer<ul><li>Responsibility for generated content falls on the user of these workflows. I do not control how people prompt or what they use.</li><li>Downloading/installation of ComfyUI and/or any related custom nodes for these workflows are at the installer's own risk.</li></ul>

Gladas' Workflow for Krea 2 Turbo

Krea 2 Turbo Workflow — v5 Release Notes<ul><li>Added optional NegPiP support, with a dedicated prompt field and an instructions note. Enter negatively weighted terms using the format <code>(unwanted elements:-1)</code>. The NegPiP nodes are bypassed by default. If you're seeing some weird behavior while it is bypassed, remove the text contained in the NegPiP prompt node.</li><li>Integrated NegPiP into the model and prompt connections, including the existing LoRA selection paths for upscaling and detailing.</li><li>NegPiP's prompt box text is not saved into the positive prompt. The reason for this is to prevent false flag TOS violations when the intent is to use it as a negative prompt.</li><li>NegPiP is not connected to the Prompt Reformat in order to not confuse it. The text will be added from the NegPiP prompt before it is sent to the CLIP Text Encode node.</li><li>NegPiP for Krea 2 can be found here (<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://github.com/blue-pen5805/ComfyUI-krea2-negpip">https://github.com/blue-pen5805/ComfyUI-krea2-negpip </a>) and in ComfyUI Manager.</li><li>Updated the custom-node dependency list to include ComfyUI-krea2-negpip.</li><li>Made Qwen prompt reformatting optional by default. The reformatting section is now bypassed on load, allowing the standard prompt to pass through directly.</li><li>Adjusted detailer settings: face and eye detailer denoise increased from 0.22 to 0.24, and the hair detailer’s mask conversion now uses combined regions. Detailers remain bypassed by default.</li><li>Disabled Global Seed by default, leaving individual seed controls available.</li><li>Renamed “Basic Upscale” to “Pre-USDU Upscale” to clarify its role.</li><li>Refreshed the included example prompt.</li><li>Added a few more markdown notes. These briefly cover how to connect the wildcard nodes and how NegPiP works.</li><li>Added individual steps and denoise nodes to the USDU group to sync the values on BasicScheduler and the USDU node. This is purely cosmetic, but should alleviate any confusion about the values being different.</li><li>Did some minor cleanup of the layout and also pulled out (not deleted) the Image Comparer nodes out of their respective groups. For some reason, they were reactivating the groups while bypassed.</li></ul>

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