This is a merge of Hyper3D specifically for inpainting.
Great for edits like changing clothes, changing hair, swapping backgrounds, or even adding whole new people but heads up:

This isn’t your typical drag-and-drop inpainting model. On its own, it actually performs pretty poorly. To get 🔥 results like my example, it needs to be paired with a proper workflow.

💡 FYI: The same video was not posted twice, the second one is the full one. Watch it. 🙂

⚠️ You Need My Workflow

Hyper3D Inpainting works best with my free workflow for ComfyUI:

It handles:

Correct mask handling (grow + blur)
Proper conditioning (InpaintModelConditioning node)
Composite blending so your edits don't look slapped on
Plus, it runs a second pass with normal Hyper3D to restore quality

Without it? Your results will probably be blurry and messy. With it? Clean as hell. 🔥

🛠️ Grab the workflow on Patreon (100% free, no paywall)

👉 🚨 SDXL v1.5 Just Dropped — Free Workflows Below 👇

This is Level 2 (the workflow you need):

You can also grab Level 1:

💡 The workflow includes a full guide as if you've never touched ComfyUI before.

🔥 Want more?

I recently released Flux Level 1 & Level 2:

Also on my Patreon. Still free. Still no paywall. 🙏

👉 🚨 Flux Level 1 and 2 Just Dropped — Free Workflow & Guide Below ⬇️

👍 If this helped, a like goes a long way. Lets more people see it and tells me to keep making free stuff like this.

– Max