Floyo
Overview
Floyo is a browser-based platform for running and building ComfyUI node workflows without local installation, enabling text/image/video pipelines (including ControlNet, inpainting/outpainting), LoRA dataset generation/training, multi-frame video processing, and workflow automation APIs.
From the official site
Run ComfyUI workflows in your browser with zero setup. Discover, build, and generate AI images and video on Floyo. Free to start, pay only when you generate.
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Key points from the official site
- Creative pros
- Easy Templates
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Official FAQ
- What is Floyo?
- Floyo is the open platform for AI workflows. You can discover, build, and run ComfyUI workflows directly in your browser with no installation, no local GPU, and transparent pricing. It supports both open-source and closed-source models.
- How much does Floyo cost?
- Floyo has a free plan with 15 mins of generation time and unlimited workflow editing. Paid plans start at $12/month (Explorer) and go up to $56/month (Trailblazer). Enterprise pricing is custom. You only pay when you generate.
- Do I need to install anything to use Floyo?
- No. Floyo runs entirely in the cloud on NVIDIA H100 NVL GPUs. Workflows launch in seconds in your browser. There is nothing to download or configure.
- What is FloTime?
- FloTime is Floyo's term for active generation time. Your plan includes a monthly FloTime balance that is only consumed while a workflow is actively running on the GPU. Building, editing, and tweaking workflows is always free.
- Can I use Floyo with my team?
- Yes. Floyo is the only ComfyUI platform built for teams. All paid plans include shared workspaces, pooled FloTime, shared run history, and team pages for organizing workflows. You can add team members and collaborate in real time.
- What models and nodes does Floyo support?
- Floyo supports 1,000+ open-source models and 300+ custom node packages. You can also use closed-source models through API nodes (like Nano Banana, Grok Imagine, and Veo). You can upload your own custom LoRAs as well.
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