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# Connect a Comfy Cloud fallback

> Configure an external Comfy Cloud credential to absorb overflow when local agents are busy.

If your team uses [Comfy Cloud](https://www.comfy.org) for hosted
ComfyUI compute, you can store a Comfy Cloud API key on your team
and (optionally) tell the platform to dispatch ComfyUI tasks there
when no local agent is available.

The **Cloud Providers** entry must appear in your sidebar. If not,
this integration isn't enabled on your deployment — contact your team admin.

## Before you start

* A Comfy Cloud account with an API key.
* A team you belong to with admin rights.

## Configure

1. Open **Cloud Providers** in the sidebar.
2. Find the **Comfy Cloud** card.
3. Paste your Comfy Cloud API key into the **API key** field.
4. (Optional) Toggle **Use Comfy Cloud when no local agent is
   available**.
5. Click **Save**.

The dashboard stores the credential server-side; the next time you
open the page only the masked key preview is shown.

## What the fallback toggle does

* **Off (default).** ComfyUI tasks dispatch only to local agents
  with matching labels. If none are online, the task stays
  **queued**.
* **On.** ComfyUI tasks first try local agents, then fall back to
  Comfy Cloud when none are available. The credit cost is charged
  against your Comfy Cloud account.

The toggle is team-wide. Individual tasks don't opt in or out.

## Remove

Click **Delete** on the card to remove the credential entirely. The
fallback turns off automatically when the credential is gone.

## Rotate

To rotate, paste the new key and save. The previous key is replaced
in place; there's no transition window.

## Related

* [Workflows](/cloud/concepts/workflows) — where ComfyUI tasks
  originate.
* [Tasks](/cloud/concepts/tasks) — what queueing looks like when no
  agent is available.