⚠️ [Deprecated] Generate Image (from 10 Images)

DeepGen_I2I10 is what the pack's ten-reference image node was called before the rename. If you've loaded a workflow and see "⚠️ [Deprecated] Generate Image (from 10 Images)" sitting in your graph, that's this node - and it still works exactly as it always did. The only real changes are the name, the category (DeepGen/Deprecated), and the warning flag. Underneath it's the identical class that now ships as DeepGen_I2IX.

The rename, briefly

Around pack version 1.2.1 the author standardized node names - current classes got 0 or X suffixes, and the old keys were kept as thin aliases so existing workflows wouldn't break on update. Each old name points at the same class, just with CATEGORY = "DeepGen/Deprecated" and ComfyUI's DEPRECATED flag, which produces the warning triangle. So DeepGen_I2I10 and DeepGen_I2IX are the same node in every way that matters: same inputs, same outputs, same API calls, same billing.

What it does

Feed it up to ten reference images (image_1–image_10) plus a prompt, and a cloud model generates a new image reconciling all that context - the node for full character/world consistency where you need the model to hold a lot of visual detail. The model dropdown is the ten-image-capable set: GPT Image 1.5, Seedream 5.0 Fast Lite, Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2. Output is an IMAGE tensor plus output_prefix_and_model and total_credits_used. The full walkthrough is in the DeepGen_I2IX article.

Install

Same pack, standard steps:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/deepiksdev/ComfyUI-DeepGen-API.git
cd ComfyUI-DeepGen-API
pip install -r requirements.txt

Restart ComfyUI, then add your DeepGen API key (deepgen.app) in Settings → "DeepGen API Key", stored at ComfyUI/user/deepgen/config.json. Nothing to download beyond requests and opencv-python.

What to do with it

New workflows: use DeepGen_I2IX - same node, current name, and the DeepGen/Generators category is where it belongs. Old workflows that reference DeepGen_I2I10 keep running untouched, which is the entire point of the alias. If you're tidying a legacy graph, swap the node for DeepGen_I2IX and reconnect; the sockets are identical so it's a minute's work. And if a graph is stable and you never touch it, leaving the deprecated name in place is completely safe. Renamed, not removed - that's the whole story.