Made with ComfyUI 2025: From Open Source to the World Stage
Year Three of ComfyUI. A Turning Point.
In 2025, ComfyUI reached a turning point.
What began as an experimental playground 3 years ago has grown into an industry-grade creative engine. Over the past year, we’ve seen ComfyUI used across film, VFX, animation, brand work, software building, gaming, live visuals, and beyond.
The work made with ComfyUI is now appearing on the world’s biggest stages, entering the most demanding production pipelines, and is trusted by top-tier artists and teams.
We’ve seen what it takes.
We know the long nights testing new models, the careful construction of workflows, the trade-offs made for control, consistency, and reliability, the patience for solving the cutting-edge errors, and the confidence to modify this tool just to create something way beyond. Most importantly, we’ve seen a community where people help each other push further, together.
We’ve always believed that AI is just one tool among many. What matters is the creator: their judgment, their taste, the evolving ideas. Controlability gives creators room to experiment and build intuition through countless adjustments.
We want to take a moment to celebrate the work built with ComfyUI over the past year. There are far more projects than we can show here. Tell us in the comments what you think are the standout ComfyUI projects. This moment belongs to everyone who used it and helped build it.
We genuinely believe ComfyUI can become the most powerful creative system in this era, grounded in open source, enabled by the scalability of a node-based system, and shaped by the people behind it: a most committed team and an unmatched community.
If you believe in that future that creativity belongs to everyone, if you care about craft, ownership, and pushing through the hardest problems, we should build the next chapter together.
Credit for the projects featured in the video
Thank you all for creating and sharing such incredible work.
WAVE - Masaki Mizuno - khaki.tokyo
Puma X Heliot Emil - UNVEIL® - unveil.fr
Salesforce Lobby - Left Field Labs - leftfieldlabs.com
Love Letter to LA - Astria Films - asteriafilm.com
Fanta Billboard Concept - Kian Tavasoli - kiantavasoli.com
Fity Product Renders - Mark Theriault - fityinc.com
Superradiance - Memo Akten and Katie Hofstadter - superradiance.net
Innovation Workshop @ Cipriani 25 Broadway - Moment Factory - momentfactory.com
The Wizard of Oz at Sphere - Magnopus - magnopus.com
I Turned my Friends Into LIVING TOYS - Corridor Crew - corridordigital.com
ONE YEAR of Work for TEN SECONDS of Film - Corridor Crew - corridordigital.com
Coca-Cola - Holidays Are Coming - Silverside AI - silverside.ai
As always, enjoy creating!
Congratulations!
The node-based architecture really seperates ComfyUI from other tools. Once I started building complex workflows for a production project, that granular control meant I could reproduce the exact same output over and over, which was vital when a client asked for revisions 3 weeks later. Node graphs let you debug and iterate in ways that black-box systems just cant match. The leap from experimental to production-ready is basically about predictability.