Krea 2 in ComfyUI: clothing swaps and 8GB VRAM setup

This tutorial tests the Krea 2 Identity Edit LoRA in ComfyUI for background changes, object edits and reference-based clothing swaps. The presenter reports roughly two and a half minutes per edit on an RTX 5060 with 8GB VRAM and 32GB system RAM at 1 megapixel.

The examples show mixed results. Scene changes often follow the prompts, while object removal sometimes blurs the image or removes an unintended subject. Some outfits transfer fully; others retain the original skirt or boots, omit garments, or place clothes beside the person. Facial distortion also appears in some tests.

The setup walkthrough uses a Windows command prompt in the portable installation's custom_nodes folder, then covers updating ComfyUI and placing model files. A workflow switch selects one or two reference images. For dual inputs, the stated order is scene first and person second.

Reported recommendations are 8 to 12 steps with CFG 1 for the Turbo model, or 20 steps with CFG 3 for larger removals using the raw model. Resolution guidance varies: an earlier section says below 2 megapixels, while the walkthrough recommends no more than 1.5. The presenter used LoRA strength 1.0. This local AI workflow also has licensing conditions: the speaker describes commercial use as subject to a community-license revenue threshold without stating its amount.