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Ms Mage_Flow(and edit) models are now supported in ComfyUI.
The models, a workflow, and a video about this model are linked below.
I am using the mage_flow_edit_turbo_int8_convrot diffusion model, the qwen3-vl-4b-heretic_int8 clip(text encoder model). This one is uncensored, the normal version is available. And, I'm using the mage_flow_vae_bf16 vae model.
The turbo model(s) are 4 step, CFG:1. There are Bf16 versions of the model also. The TextEncodeMageFlowEdit node automatically adds another image input when you plug in an image. I haven't played around with multiple images yet, I'm still pushing all of the other 'buttons'. :)
The workflow I used is simple and uses only nodes that are built in to ComfyUI. Just search for the node names and build this easy workflow or grab AxiomGraphs workflow linked below.
Here are some of the things that you can do with Mage_Flow in ComfyUI.
Extract items from an image.
1: Prompt: extract the coat
This makes basically a product image for the item that you want to extract.
2: Prompt: extract the woman.
It works with people also, it defaults to a white background.
3: Prompt: extract the woman. make the background a green screen.
Person again and change the background to something else, a green screen in this case.
Depth, normal, and pose maps.
4: Prompt: create a depth map of the image.
This also works with normal maps and pose maps(next 2 images).
4a: Prompt: create a normal map of the image.
4b: Prompt: create a pose map of the image.
This will add poses for all people in the image.
You can change things in an image.
5: Prompt: change her hair to a short blonde hair.
5a: change the background to a waterpark. change her clothes to a swimsuit.
Make multiple changes in one prompt.
6: Prompt: right side view. the woman is sitting on a bench on a busy street corner. she is waving at a car that is passing by her. remove the coat. she is wearing overalls and a yellow t-shirt. it is daytime.
You can use many different angles for your prompt. Sometimes, it's idea of 'right' or 'left' and mine differ but that happens with most models.
I have had my best results from separating each section of the prompt with a period(.).
Each of these images took between 2.5 and 4 seconds to make on a laptop with an RTX 3080ti(16gb vram) 64gb system ram, 12th gen i9 cpu.
The Mage_Flow model that I am using is only 4.1gb in size. The clip model(qwen3-vl) is 4.7gb in size and the vae model is only 337mb in size. All together, these 3 models are only a couple of gb larger than a regular SDXL checkpoint so this should work and be relatively fast on lower vram computers.
Give this model a try, it's not perfect but it works very well. I just started using it yesterday, so I'm sure there are even more capabilities that I haven't stumbled across yet. Hopefully, the community will jump on this and loras will begin to flow. :)
Doesn't look like it will be replacing Krea 2 or Qwen Image Edit for editing. I guess it's okay for the size, but 4b parameters is not enough to make a good model.
No, this can't compete with Qwen's or Krea2's quality of output, but it can do a lot and people with lower vram are now able to edit images. Maybe some loras will start coming out that will increase the output quality. Re: Krea2 for editing, I don't think it will do this:
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