Lora Loader MXD

If you've ever stacked three LoRA loaders in a row and squinted at the wiring, this is the node that puts them back in one box. Lora Loader MXD is a standalone port of rgthree's Power LoRA Loader - the pack's README says so outright - and it exists for the same reason rgthree's does: when you're tuning a character LoRA against a style LoRA against a resolution LoRA, a single node that applies them in sequence beats a daisy chain of individual loaders.

Maxed Out's own framing is honest about what it improves: fixes copy/paste issues, surfaces useful info and remove buttons, and keeps local LoRA info files organized. In practice that means the node has its own frontend - rows you can add and remove, per-row strength controls, and an info dialog that reads the local metadata file next to each LoRA (the same .info files Civitai and the browser extensions write) to show you trigger words and description without leaving the canvas.

How it works

Under the hood it's a model-and-clip passthrough that applies LoRAs in order. Feed in a model and clip, add LoRA rows, and the node hands back the patched MODEL and CLIP on the other side - functionally the same as chaining multiple LoraLoaders, minus the wire spaghetti. The "fixes copy/paste issues" bit is the frontend detail people actually feel: the dynamic LoRA rows survive copy/paste instead of coming back as dead inputs.

Inputs and outputs

The static schema is deliberately minimal: optional model (MODEL) and clip (CLIP) in, MODEL and CLIP out. The LoRA rows themselves are dynamic - they appear on the node body once you click to add one, each with its own lora_name, strength_model, and strength_clip. That's the part that doesn't show up in a static scan but is the whole point of the node.

Installing it

Ships in the ComfyUI-MaxedOut pack. ComfyUI Manager search Maxed Out, or:

cd ComfyUI\custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/Maxed-Out-99/ComfyUI-MaxedOut.git

Restart ComfyUI. No extra Python dependencies and no model downloads - the info dialog just reads whatever metadata files you already have next to your LoRAs.

The one thing to know

This is a quality-of-life node, not a capability one - it loads the same LoRAs ComfyUI's stock loader does. Its value is that you can audition three LoRAs, mute one row to A/B it, and see the trigger words for each file without opening a folder. If your workflow never stacks LoRAs, it's skippable; if it does, it's the node you'll reach for every single time.