How to Launch ComfyUI Post-Installation?
Before starting this tutorial:
- Ensure that ComfyUI is installed on your system.
- It's recommended to have at least one checkpoint model in your ComfyUI, although this step can be skipped if you're only testing the software's functionality.
If you haven't installed ComfyUI yet, please follow the ComfyUI Installation Guide. The relevant sections also detail the process of generating your first image.
This guide is based on the Windows version of ComfyUI.
Launching ComfyUI with the QiuYe Launcher
Click the blue icon ▶︎One-Click Launch
at the bottom right of the launcher's home page to start ComfyUI with a single click. If the operation is successful, it should automatically open the console and run the necessary scripts for you.
As shown in the diagram, when you see:
Starting server
To See the GUI go to: http://0.0.0.0:8188 // The URL may vary depending on the device
This indicates that ComfyUI has been successfully launched. If the browser does not launch automatically, you can visit the URL provided after To See the GUI go to:
directly, which in the example above would be http://0.0.0.0:8188 (opens in a new tab).
Launching ComfyUI with the Official Portable Version
If you are using the official ComfyUI portable package, you should find the following files in the respective folder:
ComfyUI_windows_portable
├── ...Other files are omitted
├── run_cpu.bat // Batch file, double-click to launch ComfyUI when your graphics card is an A card or you only have a CPU
└── run_nvidia_gpu.bat // Batch file, double-click to launch ComfyUI when your graphics card is an Nvidia card (N card)
Choose run_cpu.bat
or run_nvidia_gpu.bat
based on your system configuration to run the program.
As shown in the diagram, when you see:
Starting server
To See the GUI go to: http://0.0.0.0:8188 // The URL may vary depending on the device
This confirms that ComfyUI has been launched successfully. If the browser does not start as expected, you can visit the URL after To See the GUI go to:
directly through your browser, which in the example provided would be http://0.0.0.0:8188 (opens in a new tab).