ComfyUI-Olm-Liquify Brings Liquify-Style Warping To ComfyUI
ComfyUI-Olm-Liquify is a custom node that adds an interactive image warping editor to ComfyUI, modeled after Photoshop’s Liquify tool. It enables push, pull, twirl, pinch, expand, and smooth brushes on still images. Edits are painted live in a dedicated panel and only applied when you confirm them.
Olli Sorjonen (o-l-l-i) who also created ComfyUI-Olm-Splinemask built the node because he needed local warping for face and stylization tweaks without relying on commercial software. It works alongside his other ComfyUI tools and keeps dependencies minimal—torch, numpy, and opencv. All processing happens on your own machine, so no images ever leave your local setup.
Brush-based editing tools
Key Features
- Six brush types: push, pull, twirl, pinch, expand, smooth.
- Adjustable radius and strength via mouse wheel shortcuts.
- Optional reference grid and deformation mesh overlays.
- Save and load warp fields as .npz files.
Privacy-minded professionals and serious hobbyists doing local AI work will find it helpful for subtle face reshaping, clothing folds, and similar fine edits inside ComfyUI. Because everything is local, it’s a safe choice for sensitive images. The node removes the need to jump to external tools for warping tasks.
Developer notes on limitations
The node is for still images only—batch and video editing are intentionally not supported. UI preferences like brush size are runtime settings and won’t persist across frontend reloads. Warp files are tied to the source image hash, so changing the input invalidates a saved deformation.
“I don't want to depend on commercial solutions for image warping which I do need quite often when I'm working with image generation and videos, so that's why I created this.” — Source: Reddit
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