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Daxamur's WAN 2.2 Workflows v1.2.1 (FLF2V | T2V | I2V | GGUF | Easy Bypass | Experimental True Endless Generation)

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Aug 30, 2025

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Wan Video 2.2 I2V-A14B

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Daxamur

Daxamur's Wan 2.2 Workflows

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-NEWS-

v1.2.1 Out Now! - Update to DaxNodes via ComfyUI manager required

  • FLF2V added with GGUF support - no new models required

  • Fixed ability to independently disabled / enable upscaling and interpolation

  • Dedicated resolution picker nodes, added auto-resizing functionality from v1.3.1 to I2V and FLF2V


DaxNodes now available via ComfyUI Manager, no more git clone required!


Current Tracked Bugs:

  • KJNodes Get / Set reporting a missing error for some users, if this happens - ensure you download the latest version of DaxNodes from ComfyUI manager, and re-import the workflow! - In progress


If you see a "FileNotFoundError ([WinError 2] The system cannot find the file specified.)" from VideoSave or other video-related nodes, FFmpeg is missing or not in your system PATH.

  • Setup (Full Version Required):

  • Download the full FFmpeg build

  • Extract it to a stable location (e.g., C:\ffmpeg).

  • Add C:\ffmpeg\bin to your system PATH:

  • Open Edit the system environment variables -> Environment Variables....

  • Under System variables, select Path -> Edit....

  • Click New and add C:\ffmpeg\bin.

  • Save and exit.

Restart ComfyUI (and your terminal/command prompt).

After this, everything should work!


v1.3.1 Features

Segment-Based Prompting

  • Persistent Positive Prompt: Keeps consistent details across the entire video (ie. “A woman with green eyes and brown hair in her warmly lit bedroom”).

  • Segment Positive Prompts: Separated with +, one per segment length (ie. “She is writing in a journal + She closes the journal and stands up + She walks away”).

  • Gives you far more control in long-form videos and helps reduce WAN’s tendency to render weird camera movements or jutters on I2V start.

Endless-Style Looping

  • Segments can chain "infinitely" (I capped the node at 9999), creating effectively endless loops.

  • The Video Execution ID manages overwrites and stitching - just increment the ID as you generate new sequences.

Streaming RIFE VFI + Upscaling

  • Tweaked RIFE VFI and upscaling now stream frames instead of holding entire sequences in VRAM/RAM.

  • Allows much longer videos, smoother interpolation, and sharper upscales without OOM errors.

Face Detection & Drift Correction

  • Intelligent Mediapipe face frame detection locks focus on characters.

  • Drift correction ensures the final video runs at least as long as requested - but instead of cutting mid-generation, it will add full extra segments until the target framecount is met or exceeded.

  • This way, no generated frames are wasted, and you always end up with smooth, complete segments.

  • Fully toggleable, with adjustable frame look-back settings.

Resolution Handling

  • T2V: Standard WAN resolution presets with optional overrides.

  • I2V: Input image scales to WAN-native resolutions, preserving aspect ratio. “Native” passthrough supported.

QoL & Management

  • Toggle upscaling/interpolation independently.

  • Temp file output organized by execution ID - clear /output/.tmp/ periodically to save space.

Looking Ahead

This workflow is still experimental , future versions will expand on segment control, smarter handling of motion/camera behavior, more adaptive face tracking, and even integration of audio/video for cinematic sequences. Big things are coming!


Notes

I've done my best to place most nodes that you'd want to configure at the lower portion of the flow (roughly) sequentially, while most of the operational / backend stuff sits at the top. Nodes have been labeled according to their function as clearly as possible.

Beyond that;

  • NAG Attention is in use, so it is recommended to leave the CFG set to 1.

  • The sampler and scheduler are set to uni_pc // simple by default as I find this is the best balance of speed and quality. (1.1> Only) If you don't mind waiting (a lot, in my experience) longer for some slightly better results, then I'd recommend res_3s // bong_tangent from the RES4LYF custom node.

  • I have set the default number of steps to 8 (4 steps per sampler) as opposed to 4, as here is where I see the most significant quality / time tradeoff - but this is really up to your preference.

  • This flow will save finished videos to ComfyUI/output/WAN/<T2V|T2I|I2V>/ by default.

I2V

  • The custom node flow2-wan-video will cause a conflict with the Wan image to video node and must be removed to work. I have found that this node does not get completely removed from the custom_nodes folder when removing via the ComfyUI manager, so this must be deleted manually.

GGUF

  • All models used with the GGUF versions of the flows are the same with the exception of the base high and low noise model. You will need to determine which GGUF quant best fits your system, and then set the correct model in each respective Load WAN 2.2 GGUF node accordingly. As a rule of thumb, ideally your GGUF model should fit within your VRAM with a few GB to spare.

  • The examples for the GGUF flows were created using the Q6_K quant of WAN 2.2 I2V and T2V.

  • The WAN 2.2 GGUF quants tested with this flow come from the following locations on huggingface;

MMAUDIO

  • To set up MMAUDIO, you must download the MMAUDIO models below, create an "mmaudio" folder in your models directory (ComfyUI/models/mmaudio), and place every mmaudio model downloaded into this folder (even apple_DFN5B-CLIP-ViT-H-14-384_fp16.safetensors).

Block Swap Flows

  • Being discontinued as I have found that the native ComfyUI memory swapping conserves more memory and slows down the process less in my testing. If you receive OOM with the base v1.2 flows, I'd recommend trying out the GGUF versions!

Triton and SageAttention Issues

  • The most frequent issues I see users encounter are related to the installation of Triton and SageAttention - and while I'm happy to help out as much as I can, I am but one man and can't always get to everyone in a reasonable time. Luckily, @CRAZYAI4U has pointed me to Stability Matrix which can auto-deploy ComfyUI and has a dedicated script for installing Triton and SageAttention.

  • You will first need to download Stability Matrix from their repository, and download ComfyUI via their hub. Once ComfyUI has been deployed via the hub, click the three horizontal dots to the top left of the ComfyUI instance's entry, select "Package Commands" and then "Install Triton and SageAttention". Once complete, you should be able to import the flow, install any missing dependencies via ComfyUI manager, drop in your models and start generating!

  • Will spin up a dedicated article with screenshots on this soon.

Models Used

T2V (Text to Video)

I2V (Image to Video)

MMAUDIO

Non-Native Custom_Nodes Used