Flux Redux Reference Restyle

Summary

Reference-image restyling / variation workflow using Flux Redux. This is more useful than plain text-to-image because it starts from one or more real image cues and pushes them into new outputs.

Model Family

flux

Status

imported-only

Source

Original repo page: https://huggingface.co/StableDiffusionVN/Flux
Workflow file: https://huggingface.co/StableDiffusionVN/Flux/resolve/main/ComfyUI_workflow/Flux_Redux.json
Related public workflow listing: https://comfy.org/workflows/flux_redux_model_example-52dd3f09bb59/
Original publisher: StableDiffusionVN
Date imported: 2026-08-08

Developer notes

The publisher includes this as one of the example FLUX workflows in their model repo.
Their README provides the workflow file directly but does not add much hand-holding beyond the download links and a few related node references.
The public workflow listing describes it as using Flux Redux to generate image variants by transferring style from reference imagery.

Our notes

This is one of the more interesting "useful not flashy" FLUX workflows because reference-guided variation is an actual production use case.
Good fit when you want to keep composition or visual DNA from a source image while pushing the result toward a new look.
Simpler dependency surface than the all-in-one graph.

Required custom nodes

StyleModelLoader
StyleModelApply

These may come from your existing FLUX / Comfy build depending on version, but if they do not, expect to install the matching style-model support used by the source workflow.

Built-in / core nodes used

CheckpointLoaderSimple
CLIPVisionLoader
CLIPVisionEncode
CLIPTextEncode
KSampler
VAEDecode

Notes

Best use: style transfer, guided variation, and reference-led experimentation.
This is not the most node-heavy workflow here, which makes it a decent first import after the basic setup is stable.