HY Image 3.5 Preview: Image Edit
Edit images with the HY Image 3.5 Preview model, which deeply understands user intent through optimized text-and-image organization to deliver high-quality results. Takes 1 image input and produces 1 image output. Ideal for portrait editing, commercial posters, and film/TV marketing materials.
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This workflow demonstrates prompt-guided image editing with the HY Image 3.5 Preview model using ComfyUI. It takes one source image, interprets a natural‑language instruction, and returns a single edited image. The core of the graph is the HunyuanImageEditApi node, which sends your image and prompt to the HY Image 3.5 Preview service for multimodal understanding and edit synthesis. LoadImage brings your source (for example, the provided futuristic_brutalist_motorcycle.png), and SaveImageAdvanced writes the result to disk with your preferred filename and format.
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Yes. HunyuanImageEditApi sends your image and prompt to the HY Image 3.5 Preview service, so an internet connection is required. If the node exposes API credentials or an endpoint field, enter them as instructed by the node’s tooltip or your provider’s docs.
Be explicit about both changes and constraints. Include "keep" statements (e.g., keep pose, angle, composition), specify materials/colors/lighting, and avoid conflicting directives. Start simple, verify the result, then incrementally add detail.
Use a reasonably sized input (e.g., 1–4 MP) to balance detail and speed. Extremely large images increase upload time and may be resized by the API. If you see cropping or scaling artifacts, try resizing to a standard aspect and re-run.
Anchor the edit by referencing what must remain unchanged (e.g., "keep the same bike shape and camera angle"). Avoid style prompts that imply a full scene replacement when you only want local changes. If the node offers a strength or preserve-structure control, keep it conservative to maintain the original layout.