AC_Seven_Season提示词

If you generate product images or poster mockups for a living (or a side hustle), the seventh season is the most practical shelf in the ComfyUI-AC_FUNV2.0 pack. AC_Seven_Season提示词 ships 100 prompts squarely aimed at 电商 (e-commerce) and 海报设计 (poster design): 电商高级产品设计 (premium product design), 电商通用产品系列 (general product series), 电商橙色展台风格 (orange display-booth style), 电商水中气泡效果 (underwater bubble effect), 电商场景小清新 (fresh product scenes), and poster-design entries like 海报设计丁达尔光线 (Tyndall-effect lighting) and 海报设计钻石黑系列 (diamond-black series). This is the season for "make this thing look like a commercial."

Mechanism, same as every season in the pack: ModeList is a dropdown of the .txt files in the Seven-Season folder, you pick one, and the node reads the file and emits its contents on a single STRING output. Wire that into a CLIP Text Encode. No other inputs, nothing to tune.

Why this season is genuinely useful, and where it's stuck. The e-commerce prompts encode real production vocabulary - display booths, lighting effects, background treatments - that's a pain to improvise and that most generic prompt packs ignore. If you render product shots for Alibaba-style storefronts or poster layouts, these files hand you a working scene description to riff on. The stuck part is the same syntax story as the rest of the pack: these are SDXL-era tag prompts with ((best quality)) scaffolding. For product renders specifically, that matters because a lot of commercial product work now happens on Flux or model-specific finetunes where the tag syntax partly evaporates - you'll get more out of these by pulling the scene nouns (booth, lighting, backdrop, effect) and rebuilding them as a natural-language sentence than by feeding the file straight to a Flux sampler.

The other thing to know: the file names are Chinese scene descriptions, and the dropdown shows nothing but names until the node runs. Wire the output into the pack's Panel node once to see what a filename actually contains - especially before you pick a 海报设计 file and discover it's a layout prompt rather than a product prompt. (Yes, poster-design prompts here mostly describe a product on a styled background, not a poster grid with typography - a useful distinction to check before you select.)

Install is the pack standard:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/A719689614/ComfyUI-AC_FUNV2.0

restart, then under ♑AC_FUNV2.0. No models, no dependencies beyond stock ComfyUI (the torch==2.11.0 pin in requirements.txt is noise; skip it if pip trips).

And the extension point is the same one every season has: drop your own .txt files into Seven-Season/ and restart, and they join the dropdown. For anyone doing commercial renders, that's the real feature - a growing personal library of scene prompts that started at a hundred files and doesn't have to stop there.