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@@ -13,6 +13,8 @@ To run ComfyUI and make it accessible to Open WebUI, you must start it with the
Once running, the ComfyUI interface will be available at `http://<your_comfyui_ip>:8188`.
![Screenshot of the ComfyUI server startup command with the --listen flag highlighted.](/images/image-generation-and-editing/comfyui-listen-flag.png)
## Connecting ComfyUI to Open WebUI
Since Open WebUI typically runs inside Docker, you must ensure the container can reach the host-based ComfyUI application via `host.docker.internal`.
@@ -54,8 +56,13 @@ Once you have ComfyUI installed and running, you can connect it to Open WebUI fr
![Screenshot of the Open WebUI Images settings page with ComfyUI selected for image generation.](/images/image-generation-and-editing/comfyui-generation-settings.png)
3. **Upload Your ComfyUI Workflow:**
- First, you need to export a workflow from ComfyUI in the correct format. In the ComfyUI interface, click the ComfyUI logo at the top left and click **Settings**. Then toggle **"Dev Mode"** with a description that states "Enable dev mode options (API save, etc.)"**.
- While still in ComfyUI, load the **image generation** workflow you want to use, and then click the **"Save (API Format)"** button. This will prompt you to give a name to the file. Name it something memorable and download the file.
- First, you need to export a workflow from ComfyUI in the correct format. In the ComfyUI interface, click the ComfyUI logo at the top left and click **Settings**. Then search for and toggle on the **"Dev Mode"** option with a description that states **"Enable dev mode options (API save, etc.)"**.
![Screenshot of the ComfyUI settings with the "Dev Mode" toggle highlighted.](/images/image-generation-and-editing/comfyui-dev-mode.png)
- While still in ComfyUI, load the **image generation** workflow you want to use, and then click the **"Export (API)"** button found in the **File** sub-menu after clicking on the ComfyUI logo. This will prompt you to name the file. Name it something memorable and download it.
![Screenshot of the "Save (API Format)" button in the ComfyUI interface.](/images/image-generation-and-editing/comfyui-save-api-format.png)
- Back in Open WebUI, under the **ComfyUI Workflow** section, click **Upload**. Select the JSON workflow file you just downloaded.
![Screenshot of the ComfyUI Workflow section in Open WebUI, showing the upload button.](/images/image-generation-and-editing/comfyui-workflow-upload.png)
@@ -102,6 +109,8 @@ Understanding the node ID mapping is often the biggest hurdle in integrating Com
Before configuring Open WebUI, you must examine your exported workflow JSON files directly in a text editor. The Node ID is the unique number ComfyUI uses to identify the node in the JSON structure. The top-level keys in the JSON object are the node IDs.
![Screenshot of the ComfyUI interface with a node selected, highlighting the node ID in the properties panel.](/images/image-generation-and-editing/comfyui-node-mapping.png)
**Identify the Input Key (The Parameter Name)**
The Input Key is the exact parameter name within that node's JSON structure that you need to change (e.g., `seed`, `width`, `unet_name`).