📊 Load Image Sequence Info

The quieter half of the pack's image-sequence pair. Where LoadImageSequence walks a folder one image at a time, LoadImageSequenceInfo just tells you what's in it - no image loading, no state, no memory cost. One input, one string output. It's the "check your folder before you wire up the loop" node, and for a two-node pair that's a sensible division of labor.

What it does

Feed it a folder_path and it returns an info string describing the sequence: the count of images and related details about the folder, so you can confirm the path is right, the file count matches your expectation, and you aren't about to point a 3,000-frame loop at a folder with two files in it. It's read-only - it doesn't touch or modify anything, and it has no other inputs or outputs.

Honestly, that's the whole node. It's a debugging convenience: a quick sanity check that sits in the graph as a text string you can read before running the real loader. If you've ever set up a frame-by-frame animation and discovered on run three that the folder had a stale extra file throwing off your sequence, this is the node that would have caught it in one look.

Where it fits

Use it alongside LoadImageSequence when you're building a folder-walking workflow and want the folder's contents visible as workflow data - either for your own eyeballs or to feed into logic that branches on total_images. It's also handy in shared workflows: drop it in, and anyone opening your graph can verify their folder path is populated before hitting run.

The honest take

There's not much to say about this one because there's not much to it. It doesn't sort, filter, or validate formats (the sequence loader does the extension filtering at load time); it just reports. It's the kind of node you'll use once or twice while debugging and then forget exists - which is fine. Not every node needs to be a feature.

Install

Part of DenRakEiw_Nodes - ComfyUI Manager → search "DenRakEiw Nodes", or:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/DenRakEiw/DenRakEiw_Nodes
cd DenRakEiw_Nodes && pip install -r requirements.txt

then restart. No heavy dependencies - this is plain Python + the standard library. Same one-author-pack caveat as its sibling: if the info output is wrong or the node errors, the GitHub issues page is your only support, and the author's documentation (which shows the occasional untranslated German string elsewhere in the pack) is what it is.