GiusTex Unveils ComfyUI-Wan-TimeToMove Node

ComfyUI-Wan-TimeToMove is a new custom node package that brings Time-to-Move motion control to ComfyUI. It allows users to guide video generation with specific motion signals, giving creators control over how objects move within their AI-generated videos.

The project was created by GiusTex as a native port of Kijai's WanVideo-Wrapper implementation. It solves a key limitation of existing tools by adding FirstLastFrame support, which helps define where motion should begin and end in a video sequence.

Motion control features

• Four custom nodes for encoding, latent manipulation, and motion guidance.
• FirstLastFrame support for defining start and end points of motion.
• Cut-and-Drag workflow for precise object movement control.
• Compatible with the broader ComfyUI node ecosystem.
• CFG Float List Scheduler for step-by-step value adjustments.

Video creators working with Wan 2.2 models can use this tool to direct character movement and camera motion without needing complex prompt engineering. Small agencies producing marketing content may find it useful for creating specific motion patterns in product demonstrations or animated sequences.

Development notes on ComfyUI-Wan-TimeToMove

GiusTex built this implementation by adapting code from Kijai's WanVideo-Wrapper while ensuring it works alongside other ComfyUI nodes. The developer noted that the native implementation may use less VRAM than gguf-based approaches, and also stated in a reddit post

have compatibility with the other comfyui nodes ecosystem

Several updates have already been released, including a fix for color accuracy issues and other bug corrections. Users will need to pair this with compatible samplers and schedulers, which the developer links to in the documentation. The workflow JSON file is available for those who want to get started quickly.

Get ComfyUI-Wan-TimeToMove on GitHub.