Photoshoot Prompt laden

Most of the pack's Load nodes hand you a building block - a person, a scene, a style - that still needs assembling. Krea2PromptLoad ("Photoshoot Prompt laden") is different: it hands you the finished prompt, the fully assembled string you saved with Krea2PromptSave after a session where everything worked. Pick it from a dropdown and replay it.

The single input

prompt - a dropdown of every prompt saved under ComfyUI/user/krea2_prompts/. Select one and the node outputs the stored text; with nothing saved, it shows "- nichts gespeichert -" and outputs an empty string.

The output, also named prompt, is a STRING you can send straight into your text encoder. No Prompt Builder in the middle, no placeholders left to resolve - the text you load is the completed sentence, exactly as Krea2PromptJoin emitted it when you saved it.

How it works

Same Load mechanics as its siblings. The dropdown fills when ComfyUI queries the node definition, so a prompt you just saved needs a R refresh before it appears. IS_CHANGED watches the file's mtime, so re-saving under the same name on disk makes the node re-run and emit the updated text.

Files live in ComfyUI/user/krea2_prompts/ as JSON, outside the pack's repository. If you keep a library of finished prompts, back that folder up.

Installing

No dependencies beyond ComfyUI:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/ralksta/ComfyUI-Photoshoot

or ComfyUI Manager → search "Photoshoot" → install → restart. Under the Photoshoot category.

Notes and gotchas

• Refresh after saving. New prompts appear only after pressing R. Expected, not a bug.
• What you load is frozen in time. A saved prompt is a resolved string - change the person in the builder and this node still gives you the old text. That's the point of it, but it means "load the saved prompt" and "regenerate the prompt from current blocks" are different operations. If you want the live version, wire up the builders and Krea2PromptJoin instead.
• It's the fastest known-good path. After a ComfyUI update or a model swap, loading a saved prompt reproduces exactly the text that produced a result you liked - the sampler and model still do their part, but the prompt is out of the equation.

The niche is narrow and real: when a combination worked and you want it back verbatim, this is one click versus a rebuild.