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This includes the GGUF quantized Flux Fill Dev Model, the FLUX 1 Redux Dev Model, the SIG CLIP Vision Model, and the Flux Turbo Alpha Lora Model for faster generation. We’ll also guide you through placing these files in the correct folders so that you can jump right into image inpainting without any hiccups. By ensuring the models are properly set up, you avoid any compatibility issues and can immediately begin exploring all the amazing features that Flux Tools Fill Dev and Flux Redux have to offer.

In the Flux Tools Fill Dev portion of the workflow, you’ll discover how to effortlessly edit and inpaint images by applying detailed, mask-based modifications to specific areas of a photograph. For instance, if you want to change someone’s hair color, all you need to do is type in “Hair” as your prompt, upload your reference image, and watch as the model identifies and modifies only the hair region, leaving the rest of the image intact. This laser-focused editing is perfect for creators looking to refine small details without affecting the original image composition.

Next, we’ll dive into the Flux Redux Model, an incredible addition by Black Forest Labs that allows you to generate variations of your images. By combining Flux Redux with the Flux Tools Fill Dev Model, you can introduce controlled variations in other image aspects while maintaining the core features of your subject. For example, if you’ve successfully changed someone’s hair color and want to explore different outfit styles or background changes, Flux Redux can seamlessly create fresh, imaginative results without compromising the quality of your base image.

This workflow isn’t just limited to human subjects; you’ll see how well these models handle non-human images, such as houses, cars, or any other object. By simply entering the relevant prompt (e.g., “house” or “car”) and uploading a reference image, you’ll be able to morph, restyle, and recolor any aspect of the scene. Want to replace a plain background with a stylish runway? No problem—Flux Tools Fill Dev and Flux Redux work together perfectly to make it happen.

We’ll also cover helpful troubleshooting tips. If you encounter any issues with nodes not working, we’ve got you covered with a simple walkthrough on how to use the ComfyUI Manager to install missing custom nodes or update them. After a quick ComfyUI restart, you’ll be back on track and ready to continue exploring the endless possibilities of inpainting.

Load CLIP Vision: https://huggingface.co/Comfy-Org/sigclip_vision_384/blob/main/sigclip_vision_patch14_384.safetensors

Load Style Model: https://civarchive.com/models/969352/flux-adapter-flux1-redux-dev

Load Flux Fill Dev GGUF Model: https://huggingface.co/YarvixPA/FLUX.1-Fill-dev-gguf/tree/main

Load Lora Model: https://huggingface.co/alimama-creative/FLUX.1-Turbo-Alpha/tree/main