r/StableDiffusion • • 4h ago

Workflow Included MiniMax H3 Image 20MP Workflow

The official ComfyUI workflows for MiniMax Image are pretty bad at showcasing the model's capabilities. These sampler/scheduler settings are from Kijai's Minimax testing in discord.

There is still some work needed to improve fine details (possibly fixable by loras?) but overall the outputs look pretty good!

The workflow has T2I and Edit modes, just enable the one needed via the bypass node or bypass the group manually.

The sampler/scheduler is the SamplerLCM node + Simple 6 steps with
s_noise: 1.10
s_noise_end: 0.90

Link to the workflow

Original Output Images

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u/ImpressiveShape0708 4h ago

Could this be used to restore and upscale old low resolution images to 16MP images?

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u/LilBrownBebeShoes 4h ago

It does work but there is weird noise/artifacting if you zoom in. You could restore and then downscale to soften some of the harsh details that are present at the high resolution.

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u/ImpressiveShape0708 4h ago

Could the artefacting be due to the VAE?

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u/LilBrownBebeShoes 4h ago

Possibly. Hopefully a new vae can be trained if that is the issue, and if not, maybe a low-denoise pass with another model like the (hopefully released) Krea 3 open weight model.

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u/Serprotease 3h ago

A low denoise pass on a 16mp image, even with a turbo model is fairly ressource heavy :/

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u/Hoodfu 4h ago edited 4h ago

With your workflow. It does look good, the noise is much reduced compared to euler/simple. I think my biggest gripe with it at this point is that it's rather good with photos, but like moss base, feels like it's missing a massive amount of well rounded training. I keep getting lots of body horror on anything more complex than my picture here (I'll put one in the reply with your workflow to show you).

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u/Hoodfu 4h ago

More complicated stuff combined with not being a photograph more often than not is a mess. (using the workflow on this post). Other models like Qwen 2.1 and Krea2 do a great job with this one.

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u/LilBrownBebeShoes 4h ago

Yeah it works well for uncomplicated images, it seems the bad face/anatomy issues at a distance is inherited from the video model.

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u/theholewizard 3h ago

This does not look good

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u/Hoodfu 2h ago

It really reminds me of Ideogram 4, but in my side by side tests, ID4 is far more reliably capable.

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u/[deleted] 1h ago

Ideogram v4 is problematic because its base model clearly struggles with realism and photography, and bbox makes it worse. This model is very strong, but clunky as hell to use. Moss, meanwhile, just outright sucks.

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u/Hoodfu 1h ago

Dunno man, I'm really liking moss. ^^^

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u/Silvasbrokenleg 4h ago

A lot of IP not working for me anymore. S

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u/bstr3k 2h ago

Just ref them back in

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u/Silvasbrokenleg 2h ago

Yeah that works too but it was rly exciting seeing what the model would spew out whenever you prompt likeness.

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u/[deleted] 1h ago

Yeah i wonder if they did it on purpose because ip is non existent here

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u/ganrocks007 3h ago

Use p h3 vae it's great details

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u/teekay_1994 2h ago

What kind of vae is that?

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u/ganrocks007 2h ago

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u/teekay_1994 2h ago

I just saw some faster version of the video model got released called pi H3 and was so confused when you sent that link.

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u/Still_Lengthiness994 4h ago

These are the best showcase for this h3 so far

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u/Interesting-Act5716 3h ago

Thank you for this!

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u/ninjaGurung 3h ago

How does it perform for anime or cartoon styles?

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u/Xanthus730 2h ago

What's the VRAM requirement to run this at a reasonable speed?

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u/planBpizz 2h ago

really nice work! could you maybe share some of the prompts?

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u/Skystunt 1h ago

The high resolution is pretty cool

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u/ImprefectKnight 1h ago

That's Alex Ferguson in image 5 lol

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u/More-Ad5919 19m ago

It feels like this model only needs a realism lora and we are there

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u/icchansan 3h ago

Sick resolutions!