Download example workflow from Github:
https://tiptinker.github.io/SendtoComfyUI/
Send to ComfyUI turns your phone into a remote for your own ComfyUI server. Pick photos from your gallery, send them to a saved image-to-image workflow running on your PC, and get the results back on your device — all over your local network. Every image is processed on your own machine; nothing is uploaded to a third-party cloud.
FEATURES
• Batch processing — select multiple photos and send them one by one, with a live progress bar for the whole batch.
• Built-in gallery — results are saved to Pictures/ComfyUI and shown in an in-app Gallery tab.
• Point-and-pick configuration — connect to your server, then choose the workflow and the image input/output ports from dropdowns. No need to memorize node IDs.
• Guided LAN setup — a step-by-step guide with copy-to-clipboard commands for starting ComfyUI, enabling WSL mirrored networking, finding your PC's IP, and opening the firewall on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
• Light and dark themes, and English / Simplified Chinese / Traditional Chinese.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Start ComfyUI on your computer with cross-origin requests enabled and listening on your LAN (the in-app Setup Guide shows the exact command).
2. Enter your computer's IP and port, tap Connect, and pick your workflow and its image input/output ports.
3. Select photos, send them to ComfyUI, and review the saved results in the Gallery.
REQUIREMENTS
• A ComfyUI server you host yourself, reachable on the same local network.
• The app does not include or download any AI models — it uses the workflow and models already installed on your ComfyUI server.
This is a thin client: image generation happens entirely on your own ComfyUI instance. You control the workflow, the model, and your data.