☁️BizyAir IPAdapter Unified Loader

This is the loader half of BizyAir's IP-Adapter pair - the node that does the wiring BizyAir IPAdapterAdvanced otherwise makes you handle manually. Instead of separately loading an IP-Adapter checkpoint and a matching CLIP vision encoder and getting the pairing right yourself, this node bundles both behind one preset choice.

What it does

model (BIZYAIR_MODEL) is the only required wiring input, and preset is the actual decision: two options, PLUS (high strength) and PLUS FACE (portraits). These correspond to real, documented IP-Adapter variants - Plus uses patch-level CLIP tokens rather than one global embedding, which tracks a reference image far more closely than the base variant and is the general-purpose default for style transfer and broad reference matching. Plus Face crops down to just the face region of the reference, which is the one to reach for when you specifically want a face captured rather than an entire scene or outfit.

That's a narrower menu than cubiq's original open-source IP-Adapter node offers - this BizyAir version exposes two presets, not the full spread of Light/Standard/ViT-G/FaceID variants some setups expect. If you need one of those, this particular loader isn't where to find it; it covers the two most commonly used presets and stops there.

The optional ipadapter input lets you pass in an already-loaded IP-Adapter instead of having this node load its own - useful if you've got one loaded earlier in the graph and don't want a redundant cloud load eating extra time or credits.

Outputs

model (BIZYAIR_MODEL, patched and ready) and ipadapter - both typed to plug directly into BizyAir IPAdapterAdvanced's required model and ipadapter inputs. That's the intended pairing: this node handles setup, IPAdapterAdvanced handles the actual weight/strength/scheduling tuning.

Installing it

ComfyUI Manager: search BizyAir, install, restart. Or:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes && git clone https://github.com/siliconflow/BizyAir.git

Restart after. Nothing downloads to your machine - both presets live cloud-side, which is the entire appeal versus fetching IP-Adapter checkpoints locally. A BizyAir account with an API key set is required before this or any node in the pack runs.

Where people get burned

Picking Plus Face for a non-face reference. It's specifically cropped to the face region - feed it a full-body or scene reference expecting broad style transfer and you'll get a much narrower, face-only signal than you were expecting.

Not knowing this only covers two presets. If you're coming from a local IP-Adapter setup with a bigger preset menu and this one feels limited, that's accurate - it is. Plus and Plus Face cover most real use cases, but they're not the complete original menu.

Forgetting the downstream node still needs its own tuning. This loader gets you a working IP-Adapter and model pair, but strength, weight scheduling, and step gating all live on BizyAir IPAdapterAdvanced downstream - this node alone won't produce a visible effect.