ComfyUI Extension: Tiled Image Generator for ComfyUI
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A ComfyUI node that generates tiled image compositions with overlapping regions. This approach creates coherent compositions by using the edges of each tile as seeds for neighboring tiles, resulting in seamless transitions.
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Tiled Image Generator for ComfyUI
A ComfyUI node that generates tiled image compositions with overlapping regions. This approach creates coherent compositions by using the edges of each tile as seeds for neighboring tiles, resulting in seamless transitions.
Features
Generate multi-tile image compositions with proper overlapping and seeding
Configure grid dimensions, tile sizes, and overlap percentages
Feathering options for smooth transitions between tiles
Template generator for easier prompt creation
Installation
Clone this repository into your ComfyUI custom_nodes folder:
cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/rickyars/comfyui-llm-tile.git
Restart ComfyUI or reload the UI
Usage
The node system includes two main components:
Tile Prompt Template: Generates a template JSON structure that you can customize with individual tile prompts.
Tiled Image Generator: The main node that generates the complete tiled composition.
Workflow:
Use the Tile Prompt Template node to generate an initial JSON template
Customize the prompts for each tile as needed
Connect the JSON output to the Tiled Image Generator node
Configure your desired grid and tile settings
Run the workflow to generate your tiled composition
Example
This node was inspired by the "Tiled LLM composition" technique where an LLM (like Claude) is asked to think of a pleasing overall composition and then describe what should go in each tile.
Parameters
grid_width/height: Number of tiles in each dimension
tile_width/height: Size of each generated tile in pixels
overlap_percent: How much tiles should overlap (higher values create more seamless transitions)
feathering: Amount of gradient blending at tile edges
base_seed: Starting seed for the generation sequence