CyberRealistic Ernie-Image Turbo

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CyberRealistic Ernie-Image Turbo based on Baidu ERNIE-Image Turbo - is a distilled image model optimized for high-speed generation, capable of producing strong results in as little as 8 steps while maintaining impressive visual quality and prompt accuracy.

Key features include excellent text rendering inside images, outperforming many competing models on benchmarks such as LongTextBench, along with bilingual prompt support for both English and Chinese. The model also utilizes the Flux 2 VAE to enhance overall image clarity, detail, and texture quality.

CyberRealistic Ernie Turbo is especially well-suited for fast iteration, stylized visuals, poster/text-heavy compositions, and general-purpose image generation workflows.

What this is not

❌ Not trained on alien technology recovered from Area 51
❌ Not guaranteed to survive “masterpiece, ultra detailed, 8k, cinematic” spam
❌ It will not fix your anatomy addiction
❌ It cannot read your mind when your prompt says only “girl standing”
❌ It won’t increase your GPU VRAM by sheer determination
❌ It is not powered by dark magic, quantum computing, or caffeine
❌ It may occasionally generate hands forged in another dimension
❌ Not responsible for sudden prompt addiction
❌ Side effects may include generating 400 test images at 3AM

So… what is this then?

✅ A weird little experimental CyberRealistic project
✅ Fast enough to make rapid testing actually fun
✅ Built for curiosity, experimentation, and chaos
✅ Surprisingly capable for such a lightweight setup
✅ Great for trying ideas without waiting forever
✅ Released because experiments are more fun when shared

CyberRealistic Ernie Turbo - ComfyUI Workflow V1

A ready-to-run workflow for CyberRealistic Ernie, built around fast 8-step generation with an integrated AI upscale pipeline. The workflow file is in the Required Components section.

Future updates and beta versions are available via the public Whop page: