Anima ReStyler uses Cosmos-Reference to preserve a character while changing pose, style and scene
arthan1011 · reddit · 2026-07-26
Anima ReStyler uses Cosmos-Reference to turn one character image into a new scene
The post describes a ComfyUI workflow built around Anima Edit and a custom Cosmos-Reference node for character-consistent image editing. The key trick is to attach a solid-color canvas to the source image, inpaint only that area, and use a prompt like (split screen, multiple views:1.2) so the model preserves the original character while generating a new pose, outfit, background, or camera angle.
The author says the workflow automates stitching and cropping, so users only need to provide a source image, target size, and prompt. It can produce style changes, full-body reconstructions, and scene transfers, and the author suggests the next step would be training a reference LoRA for style transfer using synthetic pairs.
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