BF95 Krea 2 Workflow for ComfyUI

Simple. Flexible. Effective.

A clean, beginner-friendly Krea 2 workflow for ComfyUI built around a simple idea: Krea 2 does not need a complicated graph to produce great results.

The workflow keeps the important controls visible, stays compact enough to understand at a glance, and includes built-in notes covering setup, models, prompting, LoRAs, output naming, and troubleshooting.

What You Need

Install the required custom nodes through ComfyUI Manager:

• ComfyUI-Lora-Manager

• rgthree-comfy

Optional sampling add-ons:

• RES4LYF — for schedulers such as bong_tangent

• ComfyUI_SigmoidOffsetScheduler — for sigmoid_offset

For models, the workflow uses:

• A compatible Krea 2 diffusion model

• Qwen3-VL 4B text encoder

• Qwen Image VAE

The workflow notes include direct download links and the correct ComfyUI folder locations.

Recommended Starting Point

For a simple baseline:

• 8 steps

• CFG 1

• euler / simple

• Write a clear natural-language prompt

• Add LoRAs only when you want a stronger visual treatment

From there, experiment with other sampler and scheduler combinations to suit the model or style you are using.

Built-In Workflow Notes

The three note panels on the left are designed to get you running without having to search through multiple pages.

1. Start Here — Nodes + Sampling

Required nodes, optional scheduler packs, sampler suggestions, and Krea 2 prompting guidance.

2. Models — Downloads + Folders

Model links, text encoder, VAE, and the correct ComfyUI folder structure.

3. Style LoRAs — Styles + Help

Style LoRA information, Save Image filename syntax, troubleshooting, and support links.

Models

Official Krea 2 resources:

• Krea 2 Turbo

• Krea 2 Raw

• Comfy-Org/Krea-2

I also use this workflow extensively with my own model:

- BF95 Krea2 Dark Realism

Notes

This is a personal workflow built around the way I like to use Krea 2 in ComfyUI. It is not intended to be the only way to run Krea 2.

I prefer workflows that stay understandable and editable, so I have deliberately avoided turning this into a giant collection of nodes and switches.

If you are new to Krea 2, this should be a comfortable place to start.

Enjoy, experiment, and please share your results on this page — I love seeing what people create with my workflows.