Lora List Helper

Lora List Helper is the "show me everything" node for your LoRA folder. It lists every LoRA ComfyUI knows about as a single multiline string, one filename per line, with an optional folder filter. That's the whole job - but it's a job that makes several other nodes in this pack usable, because those nodes want LoRA names as text.

The workflow it enables: wire lora_list out of this node straight into the lora_list input of the pack's Lora Queue Helper, or copy it into the LoRA Grid's loras widget when you want to test everything at once. It's the "lora_list output compatible with ViewCombo" node - the author built it to feed other tools that eat plain text lists.

How it works. On the backend it just calls ComfyUI's folder_paths.get_filename_list("loras"), which returns every .safetensors/.pt/.ckpt file in your LoRA directories, subfolders included. The single input, folder_filter, is a dropdown that's populated at node-creation time from the subfolders it finds under your main LoRA directory (plus All). Pick a subfolder and the output narrows to just the LoRAs whose path starts with it; leave All and you get everything. One output, lora_list (STRING), newline-separated.

That runtime-populated dropdown is worth knowing about: the folder list is built when the node is created, so if you add a new LoRA subfolder after loading the workflow, you'll need to re-add the node (or refresh) to see it in the filter.

Install.

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/tetsuoo-online/Comfyui-TOO-Pack

or ComfyUI Manager → "Comfyui-TOO-Pack" → restart. No dependencies - it's pure filesystem listing.

Honest limitations. It lists filenames only; you get no metadata, no strength, no previews. If you want a browsable LoRA manager with search and thumbnails, this isn't it - it's a text dump on purpose, built to be consumed by other nodes. And because the output is one big string, very large LoRA collections produce very large strings, which can make downstream widgets sluggish. But for the specific job of "feed every LoRA I have into a comparison grid or a queue," it's the fastest path in this pack. It's a small node that exists to make the two big ones (LoRA Grid, Lora Queue Helper) dramatically easier to drive.