Comfyui Video Pipeline

Orchestrates three different video generation engines in ComfyUI and picks the right one based on what you need. Wan 2.2 for highest quality (film-level at 24GB VRAM or 1.3B variant for 8GB), FramePack when you need 60-second videos on just 6GB VRAM, AnimateDiff for fast iteration with motion control LoRAs. The routing logic is smart: it looks at your quality requirements, VRAM availability, video length, and whether you need camera control or first/last frame specification. Includes full post-processing with RIFE interpolation, face enhancement, and deflickering. Honestly, the decision tree alone saves you from having to understand the tradeoffs between these engines yourself.

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last updated: Jul 14, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add mckruz/comfyui-expert --skill comfyui-video-pipeline --agent claude-code

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ComfyUI Video Pipeline

Orchestrates video generation across three engines, selecting the best one based on requirements and available resources.

Engine Selection

VIDEO REQUEST
    |
    |-- Need film-level quality?
    |   |-- Yes + 24GB+ VRAM → Wan 2.2 MoE 14B
    |   |-- Yes + 8GB VRAM → Wan 2.2 1.3B
    |
    |-- Need long video (>10 seconds)?
    |   |-- Yes → FramePack (60 seconds on 6GB)
    |
    |-- Need fast iteration?
    |   |-- Yes → AnimateDiff Lightning (4-8 steps)
    |
    |-- Need camera/motion control?
    |   |-- Yes → AnimateDiff V3 + Motion LoRAs
    |
    |-- Need first+last frame control?
    |   |-- Yes → Wan 2.2 MoE (exclusive feature)
    |
    |-- Default → Wan 2.2 (best general quality)