⌨️ CR Font File List

If you do any text or title work in ComfyUI, sooner or later you want to see the same caption in a bunch of different fonts and pick the winner. CR Font File List hands you a list of font filenames - from your system fonts, from the fonts bundled with Comfyroll, or from any folder you point it at - so you can drive a batch or an XY plot across fonts instead of swapping them one at a time.

It's a list-IO node in Comfyroll Studio, the utility pack from Suzie1 and RockOfFire, and it pairs naturally with the pack's text nodes like CR Draw Text.

How it works

You choose a source and the node enumerates the .ttf/.otf files it finds there, emitting them as a list you can iterate. Wire that list into a text-rendering node's font selection (via the pack's list-processing nodes) and you can render your text once per font automatically - a quick way to audition typefaces or build a font specimen sheet.

The inputs and outputs

• source_folder - system (your OS fonts), Comfyroll (the fonts shipped inside the pack), or from folder (a directory you specify).
• folder_path - optional, used with from folder. Heads up: it defaults to C:\Windows\Fonts, which is Windows-only. On Linux or macOS you must set this to your actual fonts directory (e.g. /usr/share/fonts or ~/Library/Fonts).
• start_index / max_rows - paging, so you can grab a slice of a big font directory rather than all of it.
• Output LIST (a wildcard list of the filenames) plus show_help, a wiki-link string you can ignore.

Installing it

ComfyUI Manager → search Comfyroll Studio → install → restart. Or by hand:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/Suzie1/ComfyUI_Comfyroll_CustomNodes

then restart. No downloads - the bundled fonts ship in the repo.

Common issues

Empty or wrong list on Linux/Mac. That default C:\Windows\Fonts path is the usual culprit - it doesn't exist off Windows. Switch source_folder to system, or set folder_path to a real fonts directory on your OS.

A font in the list still won't render downstream. The renderer has to be able to load the file too; a listed font that the text node can't open will fall back silently. Stick to standard .ttf/.otf files and confirm the path is readable.

Too many entries. Use start_index and max_rows to page through instead of dumping an entire system font folder into your batch.