Jun Li

What's really nice is it's open source and it is free to use.

Now, a lot of these models, because they are so big, you can, or I should say there's two categories, right?

There is local models, and then there are models that you need to access via API, just because they're too large, right?

And that might be one of the big pushes for using Comfy Cloud.

Now, let me just bring up... I'll bring up the other video or the other screen again.

And I'll give you a quick rundown of the Comfy UI's UI.

Okay.

So...

It's a node-based service, or a node-based app.

So what node-based means is you have these different nodes that you can plug in.

If you're familiar with N8n, N8n is also a node-based system.

And essentially, a node contains

Every little thing you see on here is a different node.

It is a graphical interface that allows you to just tie in the different features or functions and you put in your information and it allows you to go through and process.

You're building out a workflow.

so if you've used anything like n8n or other node-based things like uh respell if you use that back in the day um it allows you to create a graph graphically focused uh version of of a workflow see how all of these pieces are kind of interconnected to this process now

With comfy, there's a lot of different things that you can do with it.

There is, let me see if I can, okay.

So the way that they lower the barrier is through their process of templates, right?

You can pick whether you want image, video, audio, or a 3D model.