Load LoRA+

Load LoRA+ is the searchable LoRA loader from the Load Model+ family in ComfyUI-FBnodes - and it's the one of the three you'll probably use most, because LoRA collections get out of hand faster than anything else. Type ltx, turbo into the filter and the dropdown collapses to the two LoRAs that match; no more scrolling through a hundred filenames every time you want to swap a style.

It's part of François Beaudry's utility pack (same author as ComfyUI-Prompt-Manager), and like its siblings it matches your filter terms against both name and path, groups results under clickable section headers, and strips extensions from the display.

How it works - and the part people miss

Two things make it more than a prettier LoraLoader:

It applies, but only when you want it to. The model input is optional. Connect a MODEL and strength_model and it applies the selected LoRA the normal way - with a twist: strength_model goes 0–100 and can go negative, which is how you use a LoRA as an anti-LoRA (subtracting its style) without a separate node. If strength_model is 0, it skips the apply entirely and just passes the model through.

It's also a pure selector. Leave model unconnected and it still outputs the resolved lora_name (COMBO) - which is exactly what you want when you're not applying a LoRA here but need to hand the name to a downstream loader or a stack builder. The README calls this "selector mode," and it's the subtle killer feature: one node can be a searchable picker feeding a stack, or an apply node, or both.

The name it outputs is a resolved, list-relative path - it handles absolute paths, extension-stripped labels, and fuzzy matches for renamed LoRAs - so what comes out is something a plain loader will accept.

The inputs

• filter (STRING) - comma/space-separated search terms, AND-matched.
• lora_name (COMBO) - the filtered dropdown.
• strength_model (FLOAT, -100 to 100, default 1.0) - apply strength; 0 skips the apply.
• model (MODEL, optional) - leave empty for selector mode.

Outputs: model (MODEL) and lora_name (COMBO).

Installing it

ComfyUI Manager - search "ComfyUI-FBnodes" - or:

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

Restart ComfyUI. No model downloads; it loads LoRAs you already own.

Gotchas

The usual filter trap applies: lora_name and filter interact, so a leftover filter can make the dropdown look empty - clear it and look again. On the negative-strength path, expect results to be unpredictable per-LoRA; some styles subtract cleanly, some just add noise, so test. And if you're building stacks rather than loading one LoRA, note this node is single-LoRA - the pack's Apply LoRA+ is the stack consumer, and LoraListPlus is the stack builder for testing lots of LoRAs quickly.