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4TypeScriptAudience · developerComplexity · 3/5LicenseSetup · moderate

tl;dr

A local studio that lets Shopify store owners generate and edit product images with ComfyUI, review changes, and publish approved results to their store.

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  root((Comfy Commerce))
    What it does
      Edits product media
      Reviews before publish
      Syncs with Shopify
    Tech stack
      TypeScript
      Node.js
      ComfyUI
      Shopify API
    Use cases
      Regenerate product photos
      Batch catalog edits
      Headless automation
    Audience
      Shopify merchants
      Developers
      Hobbyists

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what do people make with this?

VIBE 1

Regenerate product photos for a Shopify store using local or cloud AI image generation.

VIBE 2

Batch-edit product media across an entire catalog with a custom ComfyUI workflow.

VIBE 3

Review AI-generated product images side by side with originals before publishing them live.

VIBE 4

Automate media generation through the REST API while still requiring human approval before publishing.

what's the stack?

TypeScriptNode.jsComfyUIShopify API

how it stacks up fr

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Setup difficultymoderatemoderatemoderate
Complexity3/53/53/5
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how do i run it?

Difficulty · moderate time til it works · 30min

Requires your own Shopify app plus a ComfyUI instance (local, remote, or paid Comfy Cloud).

Use freely for any purpose, including commercial use, as long as you keep the copyright notice.

in plain english

Comfy Commerce is a local studio for Shopify store owners who want to use AI image generation tools to update their product photos, videos, and 3D assets. It connects to your Shopify store, pulls down your existing product media, lets you run ComfyUI workflows to edit or create new versions, and then requires you to review and approve every change before it can be published back to your live store listing. You can run the AI generation itself in a few different ways: locally on your own computer so images never leave your machine, on a remote ComfyUI instance running on another computer on your network, or through a paid service called Comfy Cloud. You pick which one to use for each run. The tool works with any ComfyUI workflow file, including ones you build yourself, and it can process a single product, a selection of products, or your entire catalog in bulk. Every result streams into a review queue where you compare the new version side by side with the original, then approve or reject it, and if you ever change your mind after publishing, a one click revert brings back the previous version. There is also a searchable media library that automatically captions and tags your images using a vision language model, and a REST API that lets you drive the whole process without the visual interface, though the human approval step still applies even when automated. Setting it up requires creating your own Shopify app through Shopify's developer site so you keep full control over the integration, a process the author says takes only a couple of minutes. The project ships as a signed installer for Apple Silicon Macs and an unsigned installer for Windows, or you can build it from source using Node.js and pnpm if you are on Intel Mac or Linux. The author describes this as a personal hobby project built to show what is possible with ComfyUI as a developer platform, and notes it works end to end but may have rough edges. It is not an official ComfyUI product. The project is licensed under MIT, which allows free use including commercial use.

prompts (copy fr)

prompt 1
Help me set up Comfy Commerce with my own Shopify app credentials following the docs.
prompt 2
Explain how to connect a local ComfyUI instance to Comfy Commerce and run a workflow on my product catalog.
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Show me how Comfy Commerce's review and approval flow works before media gets published to Shopify.
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Walk me through building Comfy Commerce from source on Linux with pnpm.

Frequently asked questions

what is comfy-commerce fr?

A local studio that lets Shopify store owners generate and edit product images with ComfyUI, review changes, and publish approved results to their store.

What language is comfy-commerce written in?

Mainly TypeScript. The stack also includes TypeScript, Node.js, ComfyUI.

What license does comfy-commerce use?

Use freely for any purpose, including commercial use, as long as you keep the copyright notice.

How hard is comfy-commerce to set up?

Setup difficulty is rated moderate, with roughly 30min to a first successful run.

Who is comfy-commerce for?

Mainly developer.

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