LivePortrait: Add emotions to your still images by animating the face in ComfyUI - Stable Diffusion

[@suraiverse]

alwaYS GREAT CONTRIBUTION

[@pwknai]

I dont understan why I couldn't find this nice channel while I'm studying comfie. subscribe you now ^ ^)

[@CodeCraftersCorner]

Thank you!

[@walidkh-sansfiltre]

Hello great thank you, how build a web app on top off comfuyi live portrait ?

[@CodeCraftersCorner]

Hello, you can do the same as my previous videos on ComfyUI API. Save the workflow (json) file and load it in your app.

[@CGzzzzzzzzzzz]

Hey Hi i really find your videos nice. I am new to live portrait and seeing the github side there are many updates. So is this Video good start or is it old? And will u make a new Video to liveportrait eventually? I appreciate ur work 👍👍

[@CodeCraftersCorner]

Hello, this video is still good for the version 1. There is a new version of LivePortrait now that may give better results.

[@vickyrajeev9821]

Thanks, can I run on CPU because i don't have GPU

[@CodeCraftersCorner]

Not sure! I checked the resources used during the generation. For me, it took about 2GB VRAM and CPU was at 100%. You can give it a try. It may work, although will be slow. Alternatively, you can try the Huggingface space. It is free for now and it should be fast.

[@yngeneer]

did you, or do you plan to take a look at implementing live portrait in video to video workflow? is it even possible?

[@CodeCraftersCorner]

Hello @yngeneer, LivePortrait primarily works by animating a single image, so integrating it directly into a video-to-video workflow might be challenging at the moment. The main purpose is to use video to drive the animation of the head. These projects are advancing really fast, so it’s possible in the near future. Motion capture is already widely used to animate 3D models in the film and gaming industries, soon it might be available for 2D video animations.

[@CodeCraftersCorner]

Not sure why my previous reply is not showing. LivePortrait primarily works by animating a single image, so integrating it directly into a video-to-video workflow might be challenging. The main purpose is to use video to drive the animation of the head. Since these projects are moving so fast, it’s possible in the near future. Motion capture is already widely used to animate 3D models in the film and gaming industries, soon it might be available for 2D video animations.

[@yngeneer]

@@CodeCraftersCorner ok, thank you

[@CodeCraftersCorner]

👍

[@walidkh-sansfiltre]

Hello great thank you, how build a web app on top off comfuyi live portrait ?

[@CodeCraftersCorner]

Hello, I've reply to your other comment.