<h1>Custom Nodes for <a rel="ugc" href="https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI">ComfyUI</a></h1>These are a collection of nodes I have made to help me in my workflows. None of the nodes here require any external dependencies or packages that aren't part of the base ComfyUI install so they should be plug and play.<h2>Installation</h2><ol><li>Download the node's .zip file</li><li>Extract it into your <code>ComfyUI\custom_nodes</code> folder</li><li>Restart your ComfyUI server instance</li><li>Refresh the browse you are using for ComfyUI</li><li>Have fun!</li></ol>Let me know if you see any issues.

ComfyUI Custom Nodes by xss

Unzip the contents into your <code>ComfyUI\custom_nodes</code> folder and restart ComfyUI and refresh your browser. The new node should show up under <code>image</code> in the UI. This node will take the provided <code>image</code> and combines a few of the other nodes I have to make it a single step process to make a contrast mask from it. This can be used for background replacement if you have an image with a good depth mask applied such as one that came from MiDaS or just a normal high contrast background.

comfyuiCustomNodesBy_imageToContrastMask.zip

Image to Contrast Mask

Unzip the contents into your <code>ComfyUI\custom_nodes</code> folder and restart ComfyUI and refresh your browser. The new node should show up under <code>image</code> in the UI. This node will take the provided <code>image</code> and combines a few of the other nodes I have to make it a single step process to make a contrast mask from it. This is a simple node that allows you to preview an image as it is being decoded. It does not save the image by design, but it does output it if one wanted to do so.

comfyuiCustomNodesBy_vaeDecodeWithPreview.zip

VAE Decode with Preview

Unzip the contents into your <code>ComfyUI\custom_nodes</code> folder and restart ComfyUI and refresh your browser. The new node should show up under <code>image</code> in the UI. This node will take the provided <code>image</code> and convert it into a mask based on various settings. It works well when combined with images provided my MiDaS for removing backgrounds, especially if further filtered by the other nodes I have provided.

comfyuiCustomNodesBy_imageToMask.zip

Image to Mask

Unzip the contents into your <code>ComfyUI\custom_nodes</code> folder and restart ComfyUI and refresh your browser. The new node should show up under <code>image</code> in the UI. This node will take the provided <code>image</code> crop it according to the provided dimensions.

comfyuiCustomNodesBy_crop.zip

Crop

Unzip the contents into your <code>ComfyUI\custom_nodes</code> folder and restart ComfyUI and refresh your browser. The new node should show up under <code>image</code> in the UI. This node will take the provided <code>image</code> and blur it. It can be used for normal image blur or in combination with pallet clipping to assist in masking out areas more thoroughly.

comfyuiCustomNodesBy_gaussianBlur.zip

Gaussian Blur

Unzip the contents into your <code>ComfyUI\custom_nodes</code> folder and restart ComfyUI and refresh your browser. The new node should show up under <code>image</code> in the UI. This node will invert the palette of the provided <code>image</code>. It can be useful for creating advanced masks from images or for artistic purposes.

comfyuiCustomNodesBy_invertImage.zip

Invert Image

Unzip the contents into your <code>ComfyUI\custom_nodes</code> folder and restart ComfyUI and refresh your browser. The new node should show up under <code>image</code> in the UI. This node will take invert a <code>MASK</code>.

comfyuiCustomNodesBy_invertMask.zip

Invert Mask

Unzip the contents into your <code>ComfyUI\custom_nodes</code> folder and restart ComfyUI and refresh your browser. The new node should show up under <code>image</code> in the UI. This node is great for creating advanced masks from MiDaS depth maps or from other images that have been generated in your workflow. It is also useful in general palette clipping.

comfyuiCustomNodesBy_monochromaticClip.zip

Monochromatic Clip

Unzip the contents into your <code>ComfyUI\custom_nodes</code> folder and restart ComfyUI and refresh your browser. The new node should show up under <code>image</code> in the UI. It works great with models like <a rel="ugc" href="https://huggingface.co/PublicPrompts/All-In-One-Pixel-Model">All-In-One-Pixel-Model</a>!

ComfyUI Custom Nodes by xss Monochromatic Clip

ComfyUI Custom Nodes by xss Monochromatic Clip

Custom Nodes for ComfyUI

Installation