Wan2.7 Is Now Available in ComfyUI via Partner Nodes

Wan2.7 Integration in ComfyUI
Alibaba's newest video generation model, Wan2.7, has been integrated into ComfyUI through Partner Nodes. This iteration marks substantial enhancements over version 2.6, elevating visual clarity, sound fidelity, motion fluidity, stylistic versatility, and coherence. The toolkit now accommodates up to five real-person image inputs, vocal tone references, and 3×3 grid-based image synthesis.

The upgraded multimodal video pipeline supports four functions:

• Image-to-Video: Generates sequences using initial frames, start/end frames, or audio cues.

• Text-to-Video: Creates clips from textual prompts, optionally incorporating audio or multi-scene narration.

• Video Continuation: Extends existing footage using text-guided content.

• Reference-to-Video: Mimics visual and vocal attributes from references; handles multi-character interactions.

• Video Editing: Modifies or replicates content via text, images, or style adaptation.

Reference Images

Workflow Access

• Obtain Wan2.7 Image-to-Video Workflow

• Acquire Wan2.7 Text-to-Video Workflow

• Wan2.7 Reference-to-Video Workflow

• Download Wan2.7 Video Edit Workflow

Implementation Steps

1. Update ComfyUI to version 0.18.5 (ComfyUI Desktop/Cloud pending).

2. Navigate to Template Library → Video and search for Wan2.7.

3. Select the appropriate workflow and execute.

Enjoy innovating!

Code Examples

The flock of flamingos in yellow sunglasses stands in the bright daylight as in the image. The camera frame slowly tilts to a Dutch angle. Funky bass groove begins. One flamingo — slightly taller than the others — notices the tilt, looks directly at the lens, then deliberately tilts its own head to match. Flamingo: "Better. Now we're both weird."  

Starting from the front view, the camera slowly orbits behind the TV-headed figure, settling over its shoulder and looking out across the dim, blurred office into the darkness beyond. A deep ambient bass tone hums. The figure doesn’t move, but the screen’s glow casts a faint rectangle of light forward into the dark room. TV Head (quietly): “Something’s out there.” The screen flickers once. “It’s been watching us back.”  

Warm amber candlelight, low angle wide shot. A vast library where bookshelves extend infinitely upward into darkness, books drifting open in mid-air, pages glowing softly. A young scholar walks the central aisle, candlelight in hand. A deep disembodied voice resonates from above: "Have you found what you came for?"  

Rain-streaked glass, night, interior car — dashboard light only. Two people sit in a parked car outside a lit house, neither moving. Woman (staring ahead): "I don't know how to go in there and pretend everything's fine."