Why it exists
Local image models often require a workflow graph and a separate setup for each editing task. I wanted a shorter path from a reference image and an instruction to an editable result.
Portfolio / CASE STUDY
Public local imaging tool
Local Image Studio.
A browser editor and terminal tool for local image generation and reference-guided edits through ComfyUI.
MY ROLE
Independent image tooling and workflow integration
What I built
I built a side-by-side browser editor and a terminal interface around ComfyUI. The tools submit local workflows and save output to a shared folder.
Project in view
Engineering decisions
Use the same workflow from two interfaces
Image Studio and Image Chat share the FLUX editing path and output directory. The terminal also supports text-to-image workflows using installed SDXL checkpoints.
Isolate the editing runtime
The FLUX workflow can start its own local runtime when an edit is submitted. The editor talks to loopback services and works with local model files.
Keep result handling simple
The browser displays the original and result side by side, and the files remain available from the shared output folder.
Capabilities in practice
- Local model integration
- Reference-guided editing
- Browser and terminal tooling
- Workflow orchestration
Status & scope
Local prototype. Outputs depend on the installed models and hardware. Model weights and generated images are supplied separately.