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ComfyUI announced on Thursday that Pika's H3 Flex video model is available in ComfyUI. ComfyUI claims it generates faster than real time, producing a 15-second 768p clip with audio in under 10 seconds, with up to 12 references per generation and output up to 4K. In a post on X, @zaddyfi said his testing showed it is free up to 10 seconds at 768p and, in his tests, did not appear to have copyright guardrails for popular characters.
ComfyUI announced on Thursday that Pika's H3 Flex video model is available in ComfyUI. ComfyUI claims it generates faster than real time, producing a 15-second 768p clip with audio in under 10 seconds, with up to 12 references per generation and output up to 4K. In a post on X, @zaddyfi said his testing showed it is free up to 10 seconds at 768p and, in his tests, did not appear to have copyright guardrails for popular characters.
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ComfyUI announced on Thursday that Pika's H3 Flex video model is available in ComfyUI, claiming faster-than-real-time generation (a 15-second 768p clip with audio in under 10 seconds), up to 12 references per generation and output up to 4K. @zaddyfi tested it and says it's free up to 10 seconds at 768p and, in his...
Creators and developers who use ComfyUI can now test the model's speed, reference handling and 4K output in their own workflows. The copyright observation comes from one user's tests and is not confirmed by the source, so it should be checked before anyone relies on it. Watch for official details on pricing and content policies from ComfyUI or Pika.
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