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Installation from ComfyUI Registry

  • You can use ComfyUI Manager find "Minimalistic Comfy Wrapper WebUI" by author light-and-ray there and install it
  • Or you can use comfy-cli and install this extension using command comfy node install mcww-webui
  • To get comfy-cli (comfy command) use pip install comfy-cli

I got an error "This action is not allowed with this security level configuration"

  • To solve this error try to select the latest version, not "nightly". If it doesn't help - change security_level = normal to security_level = weak inside user/__manager/config.ini file or try other installation methods

Install manually as an extension:

  1. Clone this repository into custom_nodes/ directory inside your ComfyUI installation: git clone https://github.com/light-and-ray/Minimalistic-Comfy-Wrapper-WebUI
  2. Activate ComfyUI python environment in command line for the next step. If you don't know what is it, so probably you didn't install ComfyUI using it. Try to use python_embeded\python -m pip from the portable installation instead of pip command in the next step. If you have troubles with the installation, don't hesitate to open an issue
  3. Install requirements from this extension root pip install -r requirements.txt
  4. You also should have ffmpeg in PATH. It's not mandatory, but otherwise you can experience lags (especially on a smartphone) in queue page if there are a lot of videos

Specific environment

  • If you use ComfyUI in a cloud, the UI wont be available because it runs on a port that is not available from the Internet. In this case you need to consider using GRADIO_SHARE="True" variable inside .env file (need to create in extension root) to use a tunnel by gradio.live; or you can install MCWW locally on your computer and set it up to use your Comfy from the cloud
  • If you use ComfyUI-Login extension, you need to set COMFY_UI_LOGIN_EXTENSION_TOKEN variable inside .env file (need to create in extension root). In this case you may also want to set a password on MCWW too, use MCWW_AUTH variable for it

All environment variables are described here

Alternately you can run this webui as a standalone server:

  1. Clone this repo somewhere you like
  2. Use .env.example to create your own .env file
  3. Create python virtual environment python -m venv venv
  4. Activate this environment . venv/bin/activate in Linux or call venv\Scripts\activate.bat in Windows
  5. Install requirements pip install -r requirements.txt
  6. Use ./standalone-start.py or python standalone-start.py (on Windows) to start the server (even if venv is not activated)