Installation options
Choose the installation method that works best for you:- Desktop app
- Windows portable
- comfy-cli
- Manual install
The easiest way to get started with ComfyUI.
Available platforms
- Windows
- macOS
Manual installation
Prerequisites
Python version: Python 3.13 is recommended. Python 3.14 works but some custom nodes may have issues. If you have dependency issues on 3.13, try 3.12.
PyTorch version: PyTorch 2.4+ is supported. We recommend using the latest major version with the latest CUDA version (unless it’s less than 2 weeks old).
Installation steps
1
Clone the repository
2
Install PyTorch
Choose the installation command for your GPU:
- NVIDIA
- AMD (Linux)
- AMD (Windows/Linux - Experimental)
- Intel Arc
- Apple Silicon
Stable version:Nightly version (may have performance improvements):
3
Install dependencies
4
Add your models
Place your models in the appropriate folders:
- Checkpoints:
models/checkpoints - VAE:
models/vae - LoRAs:
models/loras - Embeddings:
models/embeddings
Running ComfyUI
Basic usage
http://127.0.0.1:8188 by default.
Command-line options
AMD-specific options
- Unsupported cards
- Performance tips
For AMD cards not officially supported by ROCm:RDNA2 or older (6700, 6600):RDNA3 cards (7600):
Installing ComfyUI-Manager
ComfyUI-Manager allows you to easily install, update, and manage custom nodes.1
Install manager dependencies
2
Enable the manager
Manager options
High-quality previews
By default, ComfyUI uses low-resolution previews. To enable high-quality TAESD previews:1
Download TAESD models
Download the following files:
2
Place in VAE approx folder
Move the downloaded files to:
3
Launch with TAESD previews
Next steps
Create your first workflow
Now that ComfyUI is installed, learn how to create your first image generation workflow.