ImageHeigthStitch(已弃用-mki-图像纵向拼接)

ImageHeigthStitch_makki (display name "ImageHeigthStitch(已弃用-mki-图像纵向拼接)") stacks images vertically into one tall strip - panels, step-by-step progressions, long reads. It's the vertical counterpart of the pack's deprecated ImageWidthStitch, and it's deprecated too, which means the honest advice is short: don't build new workflows on it. Use AnyImageStitch_makki with dimension set to vertical.

What it does

You connect image batches through dynamic input slots (connect one, a new slot appears), and the node joins them along the height dimension. To keep the stack aligned it uses the first image's width as the reference and resizes every other image to that width while preserving aspect ratio - so the result is a uniform-width column of varying-height tiles.

It's the same design as its horizontal sibling, with the same old-node limits:

• Hardcoded bicubic resizing, which you couldn't change.
• First image rules. The first input's width defines everything; no custom reference size.
• Vertical-only. If you wanted horizontal, you needed a different node. The pack's author clearly decided that split was worse than one node with a direction toggle.

Why it got superseded

AnyImageStitch folds both directions into one node with a dimension switch, adds a custom reference size, and exposes upscale method and crop settings. It's strictly more capable. If you're porting an old vertical-stitch workflow, the migration is trivial: swap the node, set dimension to vertical, and you're done - including being able to control which size everything normalizes to.

The practical upshot

Deprecated nodes in this pack keep working (deprecated ≠ deleted), and if you inherit a workflow that uses it, it'll run. But two reasons not to keep it around: it's the pack's own second-class citizen, and betting on a node that's explicitly flagged for removal is how you end up maintaining someone else's technical debt. When the pack author marks something deprecated and ships the replacement in the same pack, take the hint.

Installing

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/MakkiShizu/ComfyUI-MakkiTools
cd ComfyUI-MakkiTools
pip install -r requirements.txt

Restart ComfyUI, and reach for AnyImageStitch instead of this one. Same result, more control, not deprecated.