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Buy to first image

SoulCraft sells the workflows, never the models. Your pod downloads each model and LoRA from its publisher, under its licence.

  1. Buy in the shop. Your receipt holds your key. It starts with SOULCRAFT_.

  2. Paste one line. Start a RunPod GPU pod with a network volume, open its terminal, paste this with your key in place of the Xs:

    Terminal window
    curl -fsSL https://soulcraft.computer/boot | SOULCRAFT_KEY=SOULCRAFT_XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX bash

    The pod: a B200 for video or an RTX PRO 6000 for images, the CUDA 13.0 filter, and a network volume in the same datacenter.

  3. Open ComfyUI. When the line says done, Connect on port 8188. Your workflows are in the list.

What happens

What happens when you paste the lineYour pod: runs the line, then /boot: fetches the script, then Key check: what your key covers, then Packages install: base first, then yours, then ComfyUI opens: on port 8188Your podruns the line/bootfetches the scriptKey checkwhat your key coversPackages installbase first, then yoursComfyUI openson port 8188What happens when you paste the lineYour pod: runs the line, then /boot: fetches the script, then Key check: what your key covers, then Packages install: base first, then yours, then ComfyUI opens: on port 8188Your podruns the line/bootfetches the scriptKey checkwhat your key coversPackages installbase first, then yoursComfyUI openson port 8188
  • Models and LoRAs come straight from Hugging Face and Civitai. That download is you accepting each one’s licence.
  • The site sees your key, a pod id, the base version, the GPU name and a country. Never a prompt, an image or a video.
  • Bought more later? Run the line again. It installs only what is new.

Not on RunPod?

The same line works on Crusoe, Verda or your own GPU: any machine that meets the base’s requirements. Each package’s handbook lists the ComfyUI it needs.

Then

Each package’s handbook says what its form asks, what each mode does and what each quality tier gives. They are in the sidebar under Packages.