Photoshoot Stil speichern

Style is the most copy-pasted part of any prompt. "Editorial photography, 85mm, natural skin texture" - you've typed it a hundred times. Krea2StilSave ("Photoshoot Stil speichern") is the node that stops you: it stores your style text under a name, and every future workflow pulls it back with one dropdown instead of one wall of tokens.

The inputs

• stil - the style text, typed in as a multiline field. This is your own writing, not a builder output - something like "editorial photography, 85mm, shallow depth of field, natural skin texture".
• name - the label you'll pick from later, e.g. "Editorial 85mm".
• speichern - the save switch, speichern on / aus off.

The stil output passes the text through, so you can drop this node mid-graph without breaking the flow.

The mechanism

Standard Save-node pattern for this pack, and it's worth understanding because it explains the workflow rhythm. It's an OUTPUT_NODE, so it stays in the execution plan even when its output goes nowhere (a dead-branch node gets pruned before it runs, which is why this has to be special-cased). Its IS_CHANGED returns the current time while speichern is on, which forces ComfyUI to actually re-run and write instead of serving a cached result. Practical upshot, straight from the node's description: set the switch to speichern, run once, switch it back off.

Saved styles land in ComfyUI/user/krea2_styles/ as JSON files. That folder is not part of the pack's repository - if you accumulate a library of looks, back it up deliberately.

Installing

No dependencies beyond ComfyUI:

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

or search "Photoshoot" in ComfyUI Manager, restart, and it's under the Photoshoot category.

Notes and gotchas

• New names appear in the Load node only after refresh (R). Dropdowns are filled at node-definition query time. Save, press R, then load.
• Style goes last in the prompt. When you use the saved style via Krea2PromptJoin, the pack's recommended order is {camera}, {scene}, {person}, {pose}, {extra}, {expression}, {style} - style closes the prompt. The pack measured that framing and scene need to lead; style is the final word.
• Switch discipline applies here too. Run with speichern off and the node is a pure passthrough. Nothing writes until you mean it to.
• One style block, one sentence. These blocks get merged as connected language, which is why a long comma-separated tag list works better here than loose keywords - that's the design assumption of the whole pack.

This is the node for people who've found their look and don't want to re-describe it every session.