My main takeaway: ComfyUI is basically “Photoshop layers” for AI—once you can see the steps, you can actually control the result instead of crossing your fingers. If someone’s new, the best way to start is to grab one shared workflow, run it as-is, then change just one thing (prompt, seed, or upscaler) and save versions.
Exactly...except it's a step better because the node-based workflow is completely non destructive versus Photoshop's layering system. It's also much more scalable. Imagine having a flow of actions and you just need to change the input image and let the desired output flow out.
My main takeaway: ComfyUI is basically “Photoshop layers” for AI—once you can see the steps, you can actually control the result instead of crossing your fingers. If someone’s new, the best way to start is to grab one shared workflow, run it as-is, then change just one thing (prompt, seed, or upscaler) and save versions.
Exactly...except it's a step better because the node-based workflow is completely non destructive versus Photoshop's layering system. It's also much more scalable. Imagine having a flow of actions and you just need to change the input image and let the desired output flow out.
Wow!