This ComfyUI workflow lets you clone any voice from a few short recordings and immediately synthesize new speech with that voice using Fish Audio. In Option 1 (Voice Clone), you feed clean voice samples from RecordAudio or LoadAudio into FishAudioInstantVoiceClone. The node returns a clone handle that plugs straight into FishAudioTextToSpeech, so you can type any script and get an instant read—no training wait. In Option 2 (Preset Audio), you skip cloning entirely by selecting a built-in voice with FishAudioVoiceSelector and send it directly to FishAudioTextToSpeech for quick, predictable results.
Under the hood, the audio path is simple and fast: RecordAudio/LoadAudio → FishAudioInstantVoiceClone (Option 1) or FishAudioVoiceSelector (Option 2) → FishAudioTextToSpeech → SaveAudioAdvanced. Text prompts can include emotion/style tags supported by Fish Audio to influence delivery (tone, pacing, emphasis). SaveAudioAdvanced lets you export the result in your preferred format and quality. All Fish Audio nodes are API-based, so you’ll authenticate with your ComfyUI account and pay per use.
For best clones, provide 2–3 samples of 15–20 seconds each with clear, expressive speech and minimal background noise. Vary your prosody slightly (neutral, upbeat, calm) so the Instant Voice Clone has enough information to capture timbre and delivery. Then iterate quickly: adjust your script and tags, re-queue, and export takes until you land the read you want.
API
通过代码使用此工作流
每个 Comfy 工作流都是一个 JSON 图。下面的内容就是此工作流的完整数据，ComfyUI 运行时也是如此——你可以从该 URL 获取、放入版本控制，或在 ComfyUI 中加载并逐节点运行。
使用 Comfy SDK 从 TypeScript 或 Python 运行。相同代码可用于 Comfy Cloud 或你自托管的 ComfyUI——只需更改基础 URL。
// Install (beta)
npm i @comfyorg/sdk
// Run this workflow (TypeScript)
import { Comfy } from "@comfyorg/sdk";
const client = new Comfy({ apiKey: "comfyui-..." });
const wf = await client.workflows.fromFile("workflow_api.json");
const job = await client.run(wf);
await job.getOutputs("<output-node-id>")[0].toFile("output.png");SDK 需要 API 格式的工作流：在 ComfyUI 中打开此工作流，使用 文件 → 导出工作流（API）。
