Did you know the Flux 2 Klein model is not just good for generation, but also surprisingly strong at adding realistic fine detail during upscaling? In this article, I’ll walk you through a ComfyUI workflow that boosts resolution while enhancing micro-texture—without falling into that common “AI plastic” look. This workflow is especially useful when you…
A few months ago, I shared a workflow using the Qwen Edit model to swap clothes. In this article, I’m switching to a newer option: Flux 2 Klein. It’s designed for the same kind of job, but in my testing it usually delivers higher-quality results and runs faster too. Let’s walk through what’s different, how…
Hello creators — in this article we’re diving into the newly released Flux.2 Klein model and, more importantly, how to make it behave better inside ComfyUI. Black Forest Labs describes Flux.2 Klein as their fastest image model so far, capable of both text-to-image generation and image editing, and able to run on consumer hardware with…
In this article, I’ll show you how to use the Qwen Edit model in ComfyUI to transfer a pose from a reference image onto a portrait you want to edit. The success rate is surprisingly high—even for poses that are usually tricky to reproduce. The core idea is simple: Then we polish the final result…
Qwen Edit is a powerful image editing model, but even the latest 2511 version still suffers from a well-known problem called pixel drift. Pixel drift means the edited output does not perfectly align with the input image. It may shift slightly, zoom in or out, or move by a few pixels. While the drift is…
Hello everyone—happy new year! Qwen Image Edit has been updated to version 2511, and the obvious question is whether it’s really better than 2509. On top of that, the model now comes in multiple formats and quantizations (BF16, FP8, FP8 Lightning, GGUF Q6/Q4, plus Lightning LoRA options), which makes it tricky to know what matters…
I have some exciting news to share with you. A brand new version of the Qwen Image Edit model (version 2511) has just been released, and it brings a few massive improvements to the table. If you read my previous articles, you know that with the older Qwen Edit model (version 2509), we had to…
Z Image Turbo is well known for producing high-quality images with impressive sharpness and detail. However, if you have used it for a while, you have probably noticed a serious limitation: the images often look too similar. Faces repeat, styles converge, lighting stays the same, and even compositions feel recycled. In this article, I’ll walk…
Creating extremely large, high-quality images in ComfyUI is no longer just a theoretical exercise. With the right combination of models and a carefully designed workflow, we can generate images exceeding 8K resolution while preserving fine details and avoiding GPU memory crashes. In this article, I’ll walk you through a practical workflow that uses Z Image…
Z Image has exploded in popularity as a text-to-image model: it’s fast, sharp, and shockingly realistic. Many creators are already saying it outshines even newer models like Flux 2 and Nano Banana Pro. But here’s the catch: Most people are not using Z Image anywhere near its full potential. If you stick to the same…