Comfy Desktop

Comfy Desktop runs ComfyUI's node-based generative AI workflows on your own hardware. It's for creators who want to build image and video workflows without managing Python dependencies themselves.

• Independent setups: Keep separate ComfyUI installations with their own versions, models and custom nodes, so workflows can use different environments without conflicts.
• Models and creative tools: Build workflows with Flux, Wan and LTX, extend them with community nodes, and integrate with Photoshop, Nuke, Blender and Houdini.
• Updates and recovery: Update ComfyUI and custom nodes within the app, and restore a saved snapshot if an update or extension breaks a setup.
• Existing installations: Bring a portable, Git or previous desktop ComfyUI installation into the app.

The app runs on Windows, Linux and Apple Silicon Macs. A dedicated NVIDIA or AMD GPU, or Apple Silicon, is recommended for good performance but isn't required. Available VRAM affects which models and batch sizes you can run, and model files account for much of the storage needed.

Local workflows can run entirely offline after setup, with models and workflow data on your computer. Comfy Cloud is a separate hosted service that runs jobs on remote GPUs; the same workflow files work locally and in the cloud. The ComfyUI engine is free and open source under GPL-3.0.