How to make it work like Photoshop Remove tool?

[Saswitz]

No need to explain why one would leave Adobe, so I was told that this AI plugin could replace Photoshop's Remove tool. It's the only thing I need. But I only get random generative results no matter the prompt and how detailed it is, and if i drop strength down, when it supposedly should use so called 'inpaint' or whatever, what it does is just make the selected area slightly blurry. I tried downloading lama, but Comfy doesn't see it.

[reromanlee]

If you need to keep the original image but edit one part of it specifically (e.g. to remove something or replace it with something else), and make the result seamless - you'd need an inpaint checkpoint model specifically, and the workflow that works with inpainting, where you draw the mask where changes should be generated and then that inpaint model draws seamlessly there specifically. Normal checkpoints will draw with seams and out of context if you try to do the inpaint workflow with those. Also denoising should be around 0.8-1.0 for removal, the more the higher the chance it would remove something

[Saswitz]

What is a denoising here

[Saswitz]

ok what is even a workflow. Just tell me how to make it work, i dont need magic words, wizard man

[reromanlee]

Well ComfyUI requires a lot of learning curve, trials and errors - so try to do the following, this can get you exactly what you want:

1. Open ComfyUI (the instance, not the dashboard) and click the Extensions button from the menu on the left.
2. In Nodes Manager search for comfyui-lama-remover in the search bar and click Install.
3. Click Restart inside the Manager menu (or restart your main ComfyUI terminal) so it loads the new tool.
4. Clear your canvas by right-clicking anywhere on the empty workspace and selecting Clear (or press Ctrl + Clear).
5. Double-click any blank space on the canvas to open the node search bar, then search for and add these 3 blocks:

• Load Image
• LamaRemover
• Save Image

6. Connect the blocks by dragging lines between their colored dots:

• Drag from the IMAGE dot on Load Image $\rightarrow$ image dot on LamaRemover.
• Drag from the MASK dot on Load Image $\rightarrow$ mask dot on LamaRemover.
• Drag from the IMAGE dot on LamaRemover $\rightarrow$ IMAGE dot on Save Image.

7. Select what to erase:

• Click Choose file to upload inside the Load Image block and pick your photo.
• Right-click the image preview inside Load Image and select Open in MaskEditor.
• Paint over the object you want removed, then click Save.

8. Click Queue Prompt (or Run) on the main menu. The processed picture with the object removed will appear inside the Save Image block.