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ComfyUI: Configure WAN Video Sampler for image and video inputs

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Demo summary

The creator walks through setting the 'start_frame' and 'light X2V LoRA' steps in the WAN video sampler to match the motion of the input source.

Step-by-step

  1. Set the seed generation to randomize.
  2. Adjust the start_frame based on your input type.
  3. Replace the Load Image node with a Load Video node for video-to-video workflows.
  4. Upload your audio file.
  5. Mix the audio with the video output.
  6. Switch the model type to multi before proceeding with multi-workflow setups.

Options

  • Use a single image input for generation.
  • Use a video input to guide motion.

Watch out for

  • You must switch the model type to multi before you can proceed with the multi workflow.

Tips

  • Set the start frame to zero if you are using an input image.
  • Increase the start frame to two or three when using video input to ensure the result matches the motion.
  • Use the first frame of a video as an image to generate video in the video workflow.

Highlights

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