Relight images via RunComfy CLI by adjusting lighting direction, color temperature, and mood.
npx skills add https://github.com/doany-ai/skills --skill relight-doany-ai
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: relight Source: https://github.com/doany-ai/skills/tree/main/relight Command: npx skills add https://github.com/doany-ai/skills --skill relight-doany-ai
Relight a still image to adjust lighting direction, color temperature, and mood without re-shooting, enabling photographers and designers to quickly achieve desired atmosphere.
Relight an input image using the RunComfy CLI to apply a new lighting setup.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can relight an image by adjusting lighting direction, color temperature, and mood via RunComfy CLI. This modifies existing lighting setups while preserving subject identity and framing, eliminating the need for a physical reshoot.
Yes, relighting supports product photography and portrait retouching. You can switch from studio softbox to window light for products or create cinematic looks for portraits while maintaining the original composition.
The relight process preserves identity by routing to Qwen Edit Relight LoRA by default, with fallbacks to Nano Banana 2 Edit, GPT Image 2 Edit, and FLUX Kontext Pro to ensure subject details remain intact.
To adjust color temperature and mood for brand visuals, use the relight CLI to tune warmth or coolness and alter lighting direction. This ensures consistent atmospheric shifts across multiple images.
Yes, precise lighting control utilizes dedicated LoRA endpoints. The system defaults to Qwen Edit Relight LoRA for safe, CLI-driven operations and falls back to alternative models as needed.
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