ComfyUI-lhyNodes

A Python eval in your graph — powerful, and the pack will warn you about it

Pixelate a mask into chunky blocks in one node

One dropdown controls every checkpoint loader in your graph

Pick your text encoder once, use it everywhere

A clean dropdown for your GGUF text encoders only

The text encoder that stops re-doing work it already did

Pick the vision model behind your control and identity nodes

Prompts with comments, the way code should have them

One dropdown to choose which ControlNet your whole graph uses

Roll a random prompt fragment from a CSV, seeded so you can reproduce it

Same random pick, but now the count rolls too

Set CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES mid-run, without restarting ComfyUI

See your mask. Actually see it, in color, on the image

Redraw WanAnimate pose skeletons without burning your VRAM

One JSON config spawns a whole control panel of native widgets

GrowMask, but it doesn't make you wait

Unpack an image batch into an actual list of images

Staple a folder of images into one fixed-size batch tensor

Shave a fixed number of pixels off every side

Composite one image onto another with real blend modes

Scale to a target megapixel count, rounded to a size the model likes

Watch your video render — without the full VAE decode

A Floating TV for Whatever ComfyUI Is Drawing Right Now

Load one image at a time from a folder — without reconnecting wires

Load Image from Zip

LoraName Does Exactly One Thing

Turn a Painted Mask Into SAM2 Click Points, Automatically

Mask to Coordinates V2

MiniMax H3 image-to-video in two passes

Morse code, in seven languages, without leaving the graph

When 'None' Is the Right Answer

Your Workflow's Control Panel, Unpacked Into Real Sockets

Fix the Black Frames Killing Your Wan Animate Motion Transfer

See the text that's actually flowing without breaking the wire

Make ComfyUI Wait Before It Runs the Next Thing

RemoteCLIP Client

Your Second Machine, Lending Out Its Text Encoder

Make an HTTP Call Mid-Workflow and Keep Your Data Moving

Batching Your Outputs Into a Downloadable Archive

When Your Output Is a Thousand Text Files, Zip Them First

String Format, the Quiet Workhorse

String Formatting With a Kill Switch Per Slot

A Clean Dropdown for Diffusion Models, and a String Out

The Name Dropdown for Your Quantized UNets

Name the Upscaler, Wire the Name Into Your Filenames

One Less Typed String in Your Workflow

Wan Animate too long to fit? Let the math pick your chunk size

Wan Animate masking is fiddly — this node is the cleanup step

Wan Animate dropped a frame's face? This node holds the last good one