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ComfyUI Nodes Reference

Core loaders, KSampler nodes, ControlNet preprocessors, IPAdapter, and ComfyUI Manager custom node packs on Windows.

Updated Oct 17, 2026 · 3 min read

At a glanceOverview
Section
Nodes
Platform
Windows 10 & 11 (64-bit)
Supported GPUs
NVIDIA RTX 20 / 30 / 40 / 50 (CUDA 12.4+)
Installer
Available on /download

How ComfyUI Nodes Reference works on Windows

Core loaders, KSampler nodes, ControlNet preprocessors, IPAdapter, and ComfyUI Manager custom node packs on Windows. Wiring latent inputs, conditioning links, VAE decode steps, and custom node packages without breaking your Python environment.

Every page in this directory focuses on practical local execution on Windows 10 and Windows 11, keeping your checkpoints, LoRAs, and generated outputs entirely on your own SSD.

Start by grabbing the current Windows build from /download, or browse the guides and node blueprints linked below.

Key workflow principles

  • Keep large `.safetensors` and `.gguf` weights inside organized `models/` subfolders or map shared directories through extra_model_paths.yaml.
  • Match your model precision (FP16, FP8 e4m3fn, or GGUF Q4/Q8) to your card's VRAM tier so sampling stays in GPU memory without paging to disk.
  • Drag any generated PNG directly onto the ComfyUI Studio canvas to reload its exact node wiring, seed, and sampler values.

FAQs

Where do I download ComfyUI for Windows to use nodes?

Download the Windows desktop installer or portable package directly from /download on this site.

Does ComfyUI run 100% locally without a cloud subscription?

Yes. Once installed on Windows with your local checkpoints in `models/`, ComfyUI executes every node graph locally on your GPU with zero per-image fees.

Run on your hardware. Free forever.

The full ComfyUI engine: open source, fast, extensible, and yours to run however you want. Download the desktop app and open this workflow on your own machine.

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