The upstream model card describes that model as an abliterated/uncensored
Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct variant and states that only the language part was
abliterated; its vision tower was not altered.
Sensitive embeddings, the first and last language blocks, the first vision
block, vision patch/position components, the vision merger, norms, and biases
remain BF16. Vision MLP down-projections also remain BF16 because their input
width (3420) is not divisible by the selected ConvRot group size; this avoids
silently mixing ordinary non-ConvRot INT8 layers into a ConvRot-labeled file.
Direct single-file merge of the pinned upstream shards
ComfyUI installation
Place either file under:
ComfyUI/models/text_encoders/
Subfolders are supported. In CLIPLoader, select the file and set the type to
qwen_image.
The encoder is compatible with Qwen Image Edit 2511. It contains both the
Qwen2.5-VL language model and the vision tower used for image-conditioned
prompt encoding.
This is only a text encoder. It does not require different sampler steps,
CFG, scheduler, or LoRA strength; keep the settings recommended for your
diffusion model or acceleration LoRA.
Use a current ComfyUI build with its pinned comfy-kitchen dependency.
ConvRot metadata requires a recent quantization-aware ComfyUI loader.
A real image-conditioned encode, exercising both the Qwen2.5-VL vision
tower and language model
Results:
BF16: loaded and encoded successfully
INT8: loaded exactly 306 quantized modules
INT8: all 306 modules reported ConvRot parameters
Both produced finite conditioning with shape (1, 21, 3584)
The INT8 file also passed structural validation of every weight, scale shape,
per-layer descriptor, and global quantization metadata entry. All 177
protected BF16 weight tensors were checked against the merged source and were
unchanged.
The four downloaded source shards matched the SHA-256 values published by
Hugging Face before they were merged.
The source uses the Apache-2.0 license. Abliteration reduces refusal behavior
but does not guarantee that every refusal or safety behavior has been removed.