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AI Clothes Remover - Clothing Editor

This ComfyUI workflow removes clothing from a person in an image, using a segmentation model to identify clothing and body areas, flux and redraw nodes for removal, and optional prompts for refinement.

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ComfyUI Workflow: AI Clothes Remover – Clothing Editor

This ComfyUI workflow is designed to edit images by removing clothing from a person. It can process both uploaded real photos and AI-generated images, providing a structured approach to achieve a clothes-removed effect.

What it does

  • Clothing removal: Systematically removes apparel from a person in an image.
  • Flexible input: Works with user-uploaded images or AI-generated subjects.
  • Pose and effect enhancement: Uses prompt words to refine the final pose and the visual outcome of the clothing removal.

How it works

  • Initial segmentation: A segmentation model isolates the person from the background and delineates clothing and body areas, creating precise masks.
  • Targeted removal: Flux and redraw nodes are applied to these generated masks to perform the clothing removal.
  • Prompt conditioning: Optional prompt inputs help guide and enhance the pose and the overall visual effect of the removal process.

Quick start in ComfyUI

  1. Step 1 – Load Image: Begin by uploading the image of the person you wish to edit.
  2. Step 2 – Declare Modified Part: Use the BBOX and GDino nodes to specify the exact clothing areas intended for removal. You can declare multiple parts if needed.
  3. Step 3 – Input Prompt (Optional): Provide a prompt only if the results deviate from expectations or require specific artistic control.
  4. Step 4 – Get Image: Run the workflow to generate the final image with the clothing removed.

Recommended usage

  • Precise selection: Carefully define the parts to be removed in the BBOX and GDino nodes for accurate results.
  • Minimal prompting: Prompts are generally not required unless fine-tuning or correcting unexpected outcomes is necessary.

Why use this workflow

  • Automated process: Streamlines the complex task of clothing removal using a sequence of AI models.
  • Controlled editing: Allows specific declaration of areas to be modified, offering precise control over the removal.
  • Refinement capability: Offers an optional prompt input for further control over the generated image's pose and aesthetic.

Use cases

  • Artistic expression: Create conceptual or artistic images exploring human form.
  • Character design: Modify character appearances for various creative projects.
  • Privacy-safe rendering: Generate altered versions of images for specific visual studies without original attire.