ComfyUI Node: JoyCaption
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Category
JoyCaption
Inputs
model JOYCAPMODEL
image IMAGE
caption_type
- Descriptive
- Descriptive (Casual)
- Straightforward
- Stable Diffusion Prompt
- MidJourney
- Danbooru tag list
- e621 tag list
- Rule34 tag list
- Booru-like tag list
- Art Critic
- Product Listing
- Social Media Post
caption_length
- any
- very short
- short
- medium-length
- long
- very long
- 20
- 30
- 40
- 50
- 60
- 70
- 80
- 90
- 100
- 110
- 120
- 130
- 140
- 150
- 160
- 170
- 180
- 190
- 200
- 210
- 220
- 230
- 240
- 250
- 260
extra_option1
- If there is a person/character in the image you must refer to them as {name}.
- Do NOT include information about people/characters that cannot be changed (like ethnicity, gender, etc), but do still include changeable attributes (like hair style).
- Include information about lighting.
- Include information about camera angle.
- Include information about whether there is a watermark or not.
- Include information about whether there are JPEG artifacts or not.
- If it is a photo you MUST include information about what camera was likely used and details such as aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc.
- Do NOT include anything sexual; keep it PG.
- Do NOT mention the image's resolution.
- You MUST include information about the subjective aesthetic quality of the image from low to very high.
- Include information on the image's composition style, such as leading lines, rule of thirds, or symmetry.
- Do NOT mention any text that is in the image.
- Specify the depth of field and whether the background is in focus or blurred.
- If applicable, mention the likely use of artificial or natural lighting sources.
- Do NOT use any ambiguous language.
- Include whether the image is sfw, suggestive, or nsfw.
- ONLY describe the most important elements of the image.
- If it is a work of art, do not include the artist's name or the title of the work.
- Identify the image orientation (portrait, landscape, or square) and aspect ratio if obvious.
- Use vulgar slang and profanity, such as (but not limited to) "fucking," "slut," "cock," etc.
- Do NOT use polite euphemisms—lean into blunt, casual phrasing.
- Include information about the ages of any people/characters when applicable.
- Mention whether the image depicts an extreme close-up, close-up, medium close-up, medium shot, cowboy shot, medium wide shot, wide shot, or extreme wide shot.
- Do not mention the mood/feeling/etc of the image.
- Explicitly specify the vantage height (eye-level, low-angle worm’s-eye, bird’s-eye, drone, rooftop, etc.).
- If there is a watermark, you must mention it.
- Your response will be used by a text-to-image model, so avoid useless meta phrases like “This image shows…”, "You are looking at...", etc.
extra_option2
- If there is a person/character in the image you must refer to them as {name}.
- Do NOT include information about people/characters that cannot be changed (like ethnicity, gender, etc), but do still include changeable attributes (like hair style).
- Include information about lighting.
- Include information about camera angle.
- Include information about whether there is a watermark or not.
- Include information about whether there are JPEG artifacts or not.
- If it is a photo you MUST include information about what camera was likely used and details such as aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc.
- Do NOT include anything sexual; keep it PG.
- Do NOT mention the image's resolution.
- You MUST include information about the subjective aesthetic quality of the image from low to very high.
- Include information on the image's composition style, such as leading lines, rule of thirds, or symmetry.
- Do NOT mention any text that is in the image.
- Specify the depth of field and whether the background is in focus or blurred.
- If applicable, mention the likely use of artificial or natural lighting sources.
- Do NOT use any ambiguous language.
- Include whether the image is sfw, suggestive, or nsfw.
- ONLY describe the most important elements of the image.
- If it is a work of art, do not include the artist's name or the title of the work.
- Identify the image orientation (portrait, landscape, or square) and aspect ratio if obvious.
- Use vulgar slang and profanity, such as (but not limited to) "fucking," "slut," "cock," etc.
- Do NOT use polite euphemisms—lean into blunt, casual phrasing.
- Include information about the ages of any people/characters when applicable.
- Mention whether the image depicts an extreme close-up, close-up, medium close-up, medium shot, cowboy shot, medium wide shot, wide shot, or extreme wide shot.
- Do not mention the mood/feeling/etc of the image.
- Explicitly specify the vantage height (eye-level, low-angle worm’s-eye, bird’s-eye, drone, rooftop, etc.).
- If there is a watermark, you must mention it.
- Your response will be used by a text-to-image model, so avoid useless meta phrases like “This image shows…”, "You are looking at...", etc.
extra_option3
- If there is a person/character in the image you must refer to them as {name}.
- Do NOT include information about people/characters that cannot be changed (like ethnicity, gender, etc), but do still include changeable attributes (like hair style).
- Include information about lighting.
- Include information about camera angle.
- Include information about whether there is a watermark or not.
- Include information about whether there are JPEG artifacts or not.
- If it is a photo you MUST include information about what camera was likely used and details such as aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc.
- Do NOT include anything sexual; keep it PG.
- Do NOT mention the image's resolution.
- You MUST include information about the subjective aesthetic quality of the image from low to very high.
- Include information on the image's composition style, such as leading lines, rule of thirds, or symmetry.
- Do NOT mention any text that is in the image.
- Specify the depth of field and whether the background is in focus or blurred.
- If applicable, mention the likely use of artificial or natural lighting sources.
- Do NOT use any ambiguous language.
- Include whether the image is sfw, suggestive, or nsfw.
- ONLY describe the most important elements of the image.
- If it is a work of art, do not include the artist's name or the title of the work.
- Identify the image orientation (portrait, landscape, or square) and aspect ratio if obvious.
- Use vulgar slang and profanity, such as (but not limited to) "fucking," "slut," "cock," etc.
- Do NOT use polite euphemisms—lean into blunt, casual phrasing.
- Include information about the ages of any people/characters when applicable.
- Mention whether the image depicts an extreme close-up, close-up, medium close-up, medium shot, cowboy shot, medium wide shot, wide shot, or extreme wide shot.
- Do not mention the mood/feeling/etc of the image.
- Explicitly specify the vantage height (eye-level, low-angle worm’s-eye, bird’s-eye, drone, rooftop, etc.).
- If there is a watermark, you must mention it.
- Your response will be used by a text-to-image model, so avoid useless meta phrases like “This image shows…”, "You are looking at...", etc.
extra_option4
- If there is a person/character in the image you must refer to them as {name}.
- Do NOT include information about people/characters that cannot be changed (like ethnicity, gender, etc), but do still include changeable attributes (like hair style).
- Include information about lighting.
- Include information about camera angle.
- Include information about whether there is a watermark or not.
- Include information about whether there are JPEG artifacts or not.
- If it is a photo you MUST include information about what camera was likely used and details such as aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc.
- Do NOT include anything sexual; keep it PG.
- Do NOT mention the image's resolution.
- You MUST include information about the subjective aesthetic quality of the image from low to very high.
- Include information on the image's composition style, such as leading lines, rule of thirds, or symmetry.
- Do NOT mention any text that is in the image.
- Specify the depth of field and whether the background is in focus or blurred.
- If applicable, mention the likely use of artificial or natural lighting sources.
- Do NOT use any ambiguous language.
- Include whether the image is sfw, suggestive, or nsfw.
- ONLY describe the most important elements of the image.
- If it is a work of art, do not include the artist's name or the title of the work.
- Identify the image orientation (portrait, landscape, or square) and aspect ratio if obvious.
- Use vulgar slang and profanity, such as (but not limited to) "fucking," "slut," "cock," etc.
- Do NOT use polite euphemisms—lean into blunt, casual phrasing.
- Include information about the ages of any people/characters when applicable.
- Mention whether the image depicts an extreme close-up, close-up, medium close-up, medium shot, cowboy shot, medium wide shot, wide shot, or extreme wide shot.
- Do not mention the mood/feeling/etc of the image.
- Explicitly specify the vantage height (eye-level, low-angle worm’s-eye, bird’s-eye, drone, rooftop, etc.).
- If there is a watermark, you must mention it.
- Your response will be used by a text-to-image model, so avoid useless meta phrases like “This image shows…”, "You are looking at...", etc.
extra_option5
- If there is a person/character in the image you must refer to them as {name}.
- Do NOT include information about people/characters that cannot be changed (like ethnicity, gender, etc), but do still include changeable attributes (like hair style).
- Include information about lighting.
- Include information about camera angle.
- Include information about whether there is a watermark or not.
- Include information about whether there are JPEG artifacts or not.
- If it is a photo you MUST include information about what camera was likely used and details such as aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc.
- Do NOT include anything sexual; keep it PG.
- Do NOT mention the image's resolution.
- You MUST include information about the subjective aesthetic quality of the image from low to very high.
- Include information on the image's composition style, such as leading lines, rule of thirds, or symmetry.
- Do NOT mention any text that is in the image.
- Specify the depth of field and whether the background is in focus or blurred.
- If applicable, mention the likely use of artificial or natural lighting sources.
- Do NOT use any ambiguous language.
- Include whether the image is sfw, suggestive, or nsfw.
- ONLY describe the most important elements of the image.
- If it is a work of art, do not include the artist's name or the title of the work.
- Identify the image orientation (portrait, landscape, or square) and aspect ratio if obvious.
- Use vulgar slang and profanity, such as (but not limited to) "fucking," "slut," "cock," etc.
- Do NOT use polite euphemisms—lean into blunt, casual phrasing.
- Include information about the ages of any people/characters when applicable.
- Mention whether the image depicts an extreme close-up, close-up, medium close-up, medium shot, cowboy shot, medium wide shot, wide shot, or extreme wide shot.
- Do not mention the mood/feeling/etc of the image.
- Explicitly specify the vantage height (eye-level, low-angle worm’s-eye, bird’s-eye, drone, rooftop, etc.).
- If there is a watermark, you must mention it.
- Your response will be used by a text-to-image model, so avoid useless meta phrases like “This image shows…”, "You are looking at...", etc.
person_name STRING
max_new_tokens INT
temperature FLOAT
top_p FLOAT
top_k INT
Outputs
STRING
STRING
Extension: JoyCaption Nodes
Nodes for running the JoyCaption image captioner VLM.
Authored by fpgaminer
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