Face stickers built from off-the-shelf ComfyUI parts
It packages a ComfyUI workflow into a Replicate-ready container so you can turn portraits into stickers without touching a node graph.

What it does Takes a portrait and generates a sticker from it. The project is distributed as a Replicate model and a ComfyUI workflow JSON that depends on a handful of existing custom nodes.
The interesting bit
This is glue code done politely: no new models, just a Cog-wrapped ComfyUI workflow that relies on existing extensions—ComfyUI InstantID, IPAdapter Plus, BRIA AI RMBG, and others—to produce a reproducible pipeline.
Key highlights
- Ships as a Replicate model or a local ComfyUI workflow inside a Cog container
- Depends on six existing custom nodes, including
ComfyUI InstantIDandComfyUI IPAdapter Plus - Includes a pre-wired JSON workflow so you do not have to connect nodes manually
Caveats
- The README is essentially a dependency list and setup guide; it never explains how the sticker style is enforced or what checkpoint produces the look.
- Local use requires installing six separate third-party ComfyUI custom nodes.
Verdict Grab it if you want a turnkey face-to-sticker pipeline on Replicate or a reference ComfyUI workflow to hack on. Skip it if you are hoping for a novel training method or a self-contained model.
Frequently asked
- What is fofr/cog-face-to-sticker?
- It packages a ComfyUI workflow into a Replicate-ready container so you can turn portraits into stickers without touching a node graph.
- Is cog-face-to-sticker open source?
- Yes — fofr/cog-face-to-sticker is an open-source project tracked on heatdrop.
- What language is cog-face-to-sticker written in?
- fofr/cog-face-to-sticker is primarily written in Python.
- How popular is cog-face-to-sticker?
- fofr/cog-face-to-sticker has 643 stars on GitHub.
- Where can I find cog-face-to-sticker?
- fofr/cog-face-to-sticker is on GitHub at https://github.com/fofr/cog-face-to-sticker.