ComfyUI: KREA 2 Identity Edit LoRA setup and blur fixes

This tutorial covers a KREA 2 Identity Edit LoRA workflow in ComfyUI, including custom-node installation, model placement and workflow import. The title advertises 6GB VRAM support, but the transcript gives no measured memory test.

Installation instructions recommend Identity Edit 1.1, although the presenter later calls the loaded LoRA V1. The turbo workflow uses LoRA strength 0.75, 10 sampling steps, CFG 1 and Euler with a simple scheduler. The presenter says inputs should stay below 2 megapixels and explains how to enable a second image for reference edits.

The walkthrough also covers negative conditioning and a VAE decoding path that upscales by a factor of two. The presenter reports less blur with this path in recoloring and clothing-transfer examples; the tutorial does not establish a universal fix.

Tests include hair and jacket recoloring, sunglasses, style changes and two-image clothing swaps. The presenter reports changed camera framing in a hair edit, missing hands after object removal and a poor face in a clothing swap before the decoding adjustment. The closing assessment says object removal is unreliable and text editing does not work in this workflow.