Extensions/ComfyUI-Whiteboard
ComfyUI Extension

ComfyUI-Whiteboard

A simple ComfyUI node that creates a white canvas for freehand drawing and automatically runs inference for sketch-to-image workflows.

By kreonxv·Created 6 months ago·Updated 6 months ago· 0
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ComfyUI-Whiteboard

A simple ComfyUI node that creates a white canvas for freehand drawing and automatically runs inference. Designed to be used in both img2img and sketch-to-image workflows (with ControlNet guidance).

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Features

  • Draw freely on a white canvas with adjustable brush size and color.
  • Optional Auto Run mode: the node automatically triggers inference as you draw.
  • Works as a control image for ControlNet-compatible nodes (sketch-to-image and img2img workflows).
  • Lightweight and easy to integrate into existing ComfyUI flows.

Installation

  • Place the ComfyUi-Whiteboard folder inside your ComfyUI custom_nodes directory.
  • Restart ComfyUI.

Basic Usage

  • Add the Whiteboard node to your graph.
  • Draw on the canvas using the built-in drawing tools.
  • Toggle Auto Run if you want inference to run automatically while drawing.

Using with img2img

  • Connect your source image into your usual Img2Img pipeline.
  • Connect the Whiteboard output to a ControlNet node's image input (or to any node that accepts a control image).
  • Adjust denoising/strength settings on the Img2Img node to control how strongly your sketch influences the output.

Sketch-to-Image (ControlNet) Workflow

  • Place the Whiteboard node and draw the desired sketch.
  • Add a ControlNet node and connect the Whiteboard output to the ControlNet's image input.
  • Connect ControlNet to your main sampler (txt2img or img2img) and configure weights/conditioning as needed.

Tips

  • Use thicker brush strokes for stronger guidance in ControlNet.
  • Try Auto Run off when making broad changes to avoid many automatic inferences.
  • Combine the Whiteboard output with other control images (depth, canny, etc.) for richer effects.