Uploading Custom Models & LoRAs

why upload your own models floyo comes with a library of public models but teams often have proprietary assets a lora trained on your brand's visual style, a diffusion model fine tuned for your product category, custom controlnet models for your specific use case uploading these to floyo means every team member can use them without downloading 20gb files to their local machine the models live in your team's private storage what you can upload diffusion models ( safetensors, gguf) lora files ( safetensors) vae models clip models controlnet models upscale models any file your workflows reference (input images, reference files) how to upload open the file browser from the floyo canvas sidebar navigate to the folder that matches your file type (models, loras, vae, etc ) click upload and select your file wait for the upload to complete large models take a few minutes once uploaded, the model appears in the relevant node's dropdown add a load diffusion model node, and your custom model shows up alongside the public ones use safetensors format it's the safe standard avoid ckpt files, which can contain executable code see ep 7 models explained docid\ f9pmrqokr 38eaw35tfqn for details on model formats team access models uploaded to a team workspace are available to every member of that team upload once, everyone uses it no need to distribute files or sync folders if you upload to your personal workspace (not the team), only you can access it standardize your team's model library agree on which base model, which loras, and which vae everyone uses upload them to the team workspace and reference them in your production playbook (lesson 1) this eliminates the "it looked different on my machine" problem storage storage is tied to your plan check your current usage in team settings > plans & billing if you need more, upgrade your plan or contact sales\@floyo ai for enterprise storage options faq are uploaded models private? yes models in your team workspace are only accessible to team members they don't appear in the public model library can i restrict which models team members use? not at the node level today but you can standardize through your playbook and team guidelines enterprise plans can discuss model enforcement with the floyo team can i use commercially licensed models on floyo? yes floyo runs open source comfyui you're responsible for compliance with each model's license terms floyo doesn't restrict which models you upload, but make sure you have the right to use them commercially