- Create a virtual environment(avoid polluting the system-level Python environment)
- Clone the ComfyUI code repository
- Install dependencies
- Start ComfyUI
Create a virtual environment
Independent virtual environments are necessary because ComfyUI’s dependencies may conflict with other dependencies on the system, and it can also avoid polluting the system-level Python environment.
Clone the ComfyUI code repository
You need to ensure that you have installed Git on your system. First, you need to open the terminal (command line), then clone the code repository.- Windows
- Linux
- MacOS
If you have not installed Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable, please install it here.
Install GPU and ComfyUI dependencies
1
Install GPU dependencies
Install GPU Dependencies
Alternatively, you can install the nightly version of PyTorch.
Alternatively, you can install the nightly version of PyTorch.
Nvidia
Nvidia
Install Nightly
Install Nightly
Install Nightly version (might be more risky)
AMD
AMD
Install Nightly
Install Nightly
Install Nightly version (might be more risky)
Mac ARM Silicon
Mac ARM Silicon
2
Install ComfyUI dependencies
3
Start ComfyUI
Start the application
How to update ComfyUI
1
pull the latest code
Use the command line to enter the installation path of ComfyUI, then pull the latest code.
2
install the dependencies
Use the command line to enter the installation path of ComfyUI, then install the dependencies.
You need to ensure that the current Python environment is the ComfyUI virtual environment, otherwise the dependencies will be installed to the system-level Python environment, polluting the system-level Python environment.