Pre-baked ComfyUI pipelines for QR spirals and face posing
A curated stash of drag-and-drop workflow images for generative AI experiments, from animated QR monsters to one-shot face reposing.

What it does This repository is essentially a curated recipe box for ComfyUI. It hosts dozens of workflow images—covering SD 1.5, SDXL, SSD-1B, Stable Video Diffusion, and WAN—that encode complete node graphs. The author also maintains a resource table linking to the required custom nodes, ControlNet models, and IP Adapter checkpoints needed to run them.
The interesting bit
The workflows target narrow, specific effects: QR-code spirals, “Instant LoRA” face mimicry without training, AnimateDiff video morphing, and a face reposer that deliberately avoids roop-style face-swap nodes. The README is unusually candid, flagging deprecated nodes and admitting some experiments “need more work.”
Key highlights
- ~30+ workflow recipes ranging from basic SDXL ControlNet to WAN Fun Control
- Workflows are embedded in PNG metadata that ComfyUI reads natively
- Covers video generation (AnimateDiff, SVD), image restyling, and upscaling pipelines
- Includes a resource index for models, ControlNets, and IP Adapter checkpoints
- Explicit deprecation notes for outdated custom nodes (e.g., 2023 IP Adapter implementations)
Caveats
- This is documentation and curation, not a standalone application or library
- Several workflows rely on deprecated custom nodes that require manual replacement
- The author notes that some experiments, like the MagicAnimate workflow, are incomplete
Verdict Worth bookmarking if you already run ComfyUI locally and want to bypass node-wrangling for specific visual tricks. Not for you if you need a turnkey installer or a maintained software package; this is a reference shelf that expects you to hunt down your own models.
Frequently asked
- What is nerdyrodent/AVeryComfyNerd?
- A curated stash of drag-and-drop workflow images for generative AI experiments, from animated QR monsters to one-shot face reposing.
- Is AVeryComfyNerd open source?
- Yes — nerdyrodent/AVeryComfyNerd is open source, released under the MIT license.
- How popular is AVeryComfyNerd?
- nerdyrodent/AVeryComfyNerd has 1.3k stars on GitHub.
- Where can I find AVeryComfyNerd?
- nerdyrodent/AVeryComfyNerd is on GitHub at https://github.com/nerdyrodent/AVeryComfyNerd.