What problem does it solve?
Controlnet-pose helps you recreate consistent characters and compositions by conditioning image or video generation on a pose, skeleton, or motion reference instead of relying on guesswork from prompts alone.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Video pose transfer (motion control): Transfers a reference performance’s motion and blocking onto a target character image for outputs like choreography re-shots and sports motion stylizations.
- Image pose-conditioned generation (ControlNet via LoRA): Generates pose-locked images from a control image such as an OpenPose/DWPose skeleton, depth map, or canny edge while following your prompt.
- Automatic routing by input type and intent: Picks the right RunComfy model route for video vs still and stylized vs photoreal needs, based on your request keywords and provided inputs.
- Works with pose-style conditioning references: Handles common “controlnet/pose control/openpose/depth/canny” style intents and routes to the appropriate Model API endpoint.
Quick Start
Use the controlnet-pose skill to generate a pose-conditioned output by asking it to route to pose control and then running the RunComfy CLI with your reference video or control image URL plus your target character or prompt.