New Image models in ComfyUI

By Vladimir Chopine [GeekatPlay]. In this video, I test several new ComfyUI image generation workflows and models directly on my local computer without using APIs. Instead of forcing every model to use the same prompt, I create prompts that are designed specifically for each workflow, because every model has different strengths. We look at anime-style generation, Ideogram JSON prompting, Image Lens, the P model workflow, HiDream image reference, Pixel Edit, Ernie Image Turbo, Ernie text-to-image, and FireRed image analysis. I also talk about model loading speed, SSD performance, VRAM usage, upscaling, text encoders, negative prompts, image references, and which workflows feel useful for real production. Some models are better for t-shirt and print designs, some are great for landscapes and flowers, some work better for complex comic-style layouts, and some are useful for reference-based image creation. I also test how some generated images can be used to create 3D models. If you are using ComfyUI for AI art, image generation, print designs, concept art, or experimental workflows, this video should help you decide which models are worth testing. Let me know in the comments if I missed a setting, used something incorrectly, or if you found better results with these workflows. We all learn from each other. Hashtags: #ComfyUI #AIArt #ImageGeneration #GenerativeAI #AITools #StableDiffusion #AIWorkflow #TextToImage #AIModels #DigitalArt #ComfyUITutorial #AIImageGeneration ⚠️ AFFILIATE DISCLOSURE: We may earn a commission from purchases made through the links below at no extra cost to you. My recommendations: Hitem3d: https://www.hitem3d.ai/?utm_source=aff&utm_medium=cps&utm_campaign=geekatplay My Patreon webpage - https://www.patreon.com/geekatplay Tutorials and packs - https://gumroad.com/geekatplay Tutorials website - https://www.geekatplay.com Photography - https://www.chopinephotography.com YouTube Chapters: 00:00 New ComfyUI workflows and image models 00:07 Why compa