PozzettiAndrea/ComfyUI-SAM3
ComfyUI wrapper for segment anything 3
What it solves
This project provides a ComfyUI integration for Meta's SAM3 (Segment Anything Model 3), enabling users to perform open-vocabulary image and video segmentation using natural language text prompts.
How it works
It integrates the SAM3 model into the ComfyUI node-based interface, allowing users to define segments of images or videos via text prompts or by using an interactive points editor to specify target areas.
Who it’s for
Users of ComfyUI who want to integrate advanced image and video segmentation capabilities into their generative AI workflows.
Highlights
- Open-vocabulary segmentation: Segment objects based on natural language descriptions.
- Image and video support: Works across both static images and moving pictures.
- Interactive points editor: Includes a simplified points editor for precise, point-based segmentation.
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