EasyWan22
A one-click Wan 2.2 production environment for Windows
EasyWan22 combines Wan2.2 I2V-A14B, ComfyUI, GGUF quantization, WanVideoWrapper, SageAttention, LoRA presets and a full post-production chain into one large workflow built for repeatable local video output.
Wan2.2 is the engine. ComfyUI is the workbench. EasyWan22 is the assembled vehicle.
A curated ComfyUI distribution—not a foundation model
The project productizes a difficult open-source stack for Windows users. Its value comes from installation orchestration, pinned dependencies, sensible defaults and a video-production method that extends well beyond generation.
Wan2.2 I2V-A14B
High-noise and low-noise model stages provide the underlying image-to-video generation.
+ComfyUI + WanVideoWrapper
Nodes expose loading, sampling, memory swapping, conditioning and video I/O.
+GGUF + FastMix + SageAttention
Quantization, faster draft models and attention optimization make 14B-class local use more practical.
+EasyWan22 workflow
Presets, variations, refinement, local repair, upscale, interpolation, color, looping and batch output become one process.
It is designed to reduce clicks while producing many videos—not to teach the internal logic of ComfyUI.
Draft cheaply, pick a winner, then spend compute on finishing
The central idea is Seed Gacha: generate inexpensive variations first, select the promising motion, and only then run costly post-processing. This changes local AI video from one-shot generation into a selection-and-finishing loop.
Fast variations
Use FastMix or lower resolution, disable expensive finishing, and test several seeds.
Pick the useful motion
Compare composition, motion and identity before committing more GPU time.
Refine and deliver
Run low-noise refinement, local detail repair, upscale, interpolation and color correction.
More like an AI video post workstation than a Generate button
The large workflow packages the decisions a production user repeats most often, including repair and delivery stages that many hosted generators leave outside the product.
Low-noise Refiner
Redraw a selected draft at higher resolution and use an additional seed to explore refined variants without restarting from zero.
Region Detailer
Detect faces, heads, eyes, hair or other regions; crop, enlarge, regenerate and composite only the weak area back into the video.
Upscale + interpolation
Use an anime-oriented 2× upscaler and frame interpolation options for smoother 30/60 fps delivery.
Start, end and loop
Condition on start and end images, swap their direction, or build A→B→A loops for wallpapers, GIFs and idle animation.
Translate + rewrite
Translate Japanese prompts and expand short instructions with a bundled Qwen2.5 3B prompt extender before generation.
LoRA + FastMix modes
Bundle a LoRA, trigger phrase and strength into a selectable motion preset; switch between fast drafting and base-model quality.
How a 14B workflow reaches consumer GPUs
EasyWan22 combines Q4_K_M GGUF weights, transformer block swapping between GPU and system RAM, and SageAttention. It lowers the entry barrier; it does not make a 6GB card perform like a 24GB card.
GGUF Q4_K_M
Quantizes both high-noise and low-noise weights to reduce memory pressure.
BlocksToSwap
Moves more transformer blocks through system RAM when VRAM is scarce, trading speed for feasibility.
SageAttention
The default launcher enables an optimized attention path to reduce compute and memory pressure.
| Use level | GPU | System RAM | Practical verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barely runs | GTX 1660 Ti · 6GB | 16GB | Possible in a reported test; heavy offload and long waits |
| Recommended floor | RTX 30-series+ · 8GB | 32GB | README target; quantization and swapping still matter |
| Comfort zone | RTX 3060 · 12GB+ | 64GB | Author sample environment; better for repeated generation |
Less VRAM means more RAM traffic and PCIe transfers. ‘Runs’ describes compatibility, not comfortable generation speed.
Plan storage before installation
A complex distribution made stable by freezing versions
The installer coordinates Python, ComfyUI, PyTorch, FFmpeg, models and a broad custom-node ecosystem. Version locks made the 2025 setup repeatable, while creating dependency-drift risk as drivers and upstream projects continue to evolve.
Versions pinned by Setup.bat
- ComfyUI
- v0.3.55
- ComfyUI Manager
- 3.35
- PyTorch
- 2.7.1 + cu128
- TorchVision / Audio
- 0.22.1 / 2.7.1
- Triton Windows
- 3.3.1.post19
- SageAttention
- 2.2.0
- Transformers
- 4.49.0
- Python
- 3.10
Installation shape
- 1
Create a short empty path such as C:\EasyWan22
- 2
Save and run EasyWan22Installer.bat
- 3
Provide a Civitai API key when requested
- 4
Let the installer fetch Python, ComfyUI, nodes, models and FFmpeg
- 5
Launch ComfyUi.bat
- 6
Open Easy/00_I2V(ImageToVideo) and queue the workflow
A whole ComfyUI ecosystem underneath
WanVideoWrapper, ComfyUI-GGUF, KJNodes, Florence2, Frame Interpolation, Impact Pack, DepthAnythingV2, Segment Anything 2, RMBG, VideoHelperSuite, ControlNet Aux and more are orchestrated as one distribution.
The same version locks that created stability now create aging risk
The repository is still public and used, but code activity has slowed. Evaluate it as a maintained snapshot that may need manual repair—not as a guaranteed current installer.
Slower maintenance
The last code push shown by GitHub is November 30, 2025, although users continued opening issues in 2026.
244 stars · 10 open issuesOne-click downloads can fail
An open April 2026 issue reports that many preset LoRAs and models no longer download automatically after external service changes.
Issue #50 · openDependency drift
Old ComfyUI, Triton and SageAttention combinations can conflict with newer drivers and hardware; a DLL-import failure is already documented.
Pinned stack vs changing systemModel scope is moving on
A June 2026 request asks for an LTX 2.3 equivalent, reflecting demand for a model-agnostic video workflow rather than a Wan2.2-only bundle.
Issue #51 · no responseCopy the user journey, not the giant node graph
The enduring insight is a model-independent finishing pipeline. A modern product should expose user intent and hide samplers, block swapping, noise stages and loader details unless advanced control is requested.
StartImage→Upload imagePrompt + rewrite→Describe motion · Enhance promptLoRA preset→Motion / effectSeed Gacha→Variations ×4FastMix / Base→Fast / Quality modeRefiner + Detailer→Enhance · Fix faceUpscale + Interpolation→HD · Smooth motionEndImage + RepeatFade→End frame · Loop videoInput → variations → select → repair → enhance → deliver is a stronger product loop than model → prompt → generate → download.
Still worth studying for local Wan2.2 I2V—less ideal as a future-proof platform
Its best audience understands that a one-click distribution can still require manual troubleshooting in 2026.
Strong fit
- Windows users with RTX 3060 12GB or similar
- Batch I2V and seed exploration
- Anime, illustration and LoRA video workflows
- Creators who value local files and repeatable presets
Weak fit
- macOS or AMD GPU users
- People learning ComfyUI fundamentals
- Users expecting the newest multi-model stack
- Teams requiring a fully supported commercial production system
Research scorecard
Scores separate its original workflow achievement from its current maintenance and technical freshness.
The larger opportunity
Turn Seed Gacha → Pick Winner → Refine → Detail → Upscale → Interpolate → Extend → Loop into a model-agnostic Easy AI Video workflow that can switch between Wan, LTX, Hunyuan, Seedance and future engines.