name: wan-longer-videos-i2v
display_name: WAN 2.2 Longer Videos — Image to Video
family: wan
kind: video
description: >-
  WAN 2.2 longer-video IMAGE-TO-VIDEO pipeline — animate a still image into a
  longer clip with a video-extend chain that stitches successive segments. Uses
  GGUF quantized A14B I2V (High/Low Noise) UNets + umt5-xxl text encoder and
  Lightning 4-step LoRAs for fast sampling. Single-purpose graph sliced from the
  wan-longer-videos monolith (one pipeline, no group toggles). Q4_K_S quant by
  default (see notes for higher-quality tiers).
vram: "<12GB (Q4_K_S); 12-24GB with Q5_K_S, 24GB+ with Q8_0"
workflow: workflow.json
skill: wan-t2v-video
# WAN 2.2 A14B GGUF video generation is VRAM-hungry; reserving VRAM avoids OOM
# when the GGUF UNet + VAE decode run back to back.
launch_args:
  - "--reserve-vram"
  - "2"
sources:
  mirror: https://huggingface.co/Aitrepreneur/FLX
  installer: WAN2_2-ULTRA-MODELS-NODES_INSTALL.bat
  wan: https://huggingface.co/Wan-AI
notes:
  - Run the generated installer from your ComfyUI root (the folder containing
    custom_nodes/ and models/).
  - Sliced + un-bypassed from the monolith's "WAN 2.2 LONGER IMAGE TO VIDEO".
  - Load a start image via the LoadImage node before queueing.
  - GGUF VRAM tiers — this pack installs the -Q4_K_S variants (8.2GB per UNet,
    the <12GB tier). For more headroom/quality, replace the
    unet/Wan2.2-*-Q4_K_S.gguf models with the -Q5_K_S (12-24GB) or -Q8_0 (24GB+)
    variants from the same Aitrepreneur/FLX repo and re-point the
    UnetLoaderGGUF nodes in workflow.json.
  - "Torch not compiled with CUDA fix: if generation errors with \"Torch not
    compiled with CUDA enabled\", a CPU-only torch was installed. Reinstall the
    CUDA build into the ComfyUI python (portable build):
    python_embeded\\python.exe -m pip install --force-reinstall torch torchvision
    torchaudio --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu124"
post_install:
  - Restart ComfyUI (or use ComfyUI-Manager -> Install missing custom nodes for
    any node Python deps).
  - Load workflow.json.