Multi Line Text

There's nothing hidden in this one: a resizable multiline text box, and whatever you type comes out as a STRING. No parsing, no wildcard syntax, no dynamic prompts - just text in, text out.

The tell in the default value

The one detail worth pointing out is the box's default content: 1girl, - a Danbooru-style tag opener, the convention anime/booru-tagged checkpoints (Illustrious, NAI-derived models, and their relatives) expect as the start of a prompt, comma-separated tags rather than natural-language sentences. It's a small thing, but it tells you the author built this with anime-tag-style prompting workflows in mind, even though the node itself is generic enough to hold any text at all - natural-language prompts, JSON snippets, filename templates, whatever you need a plain string for.

Where a node like this earns its keep: as a labeled, resizable text block sitting apart from a CLIP Text Encode node, so you can see and edit your prompt without opening a cramped inline widget, or so the same block of text can feed two or three destinations at once - a positive prompt and a filename caption, say - without retyping it. It's also the kind of raw text value the pack's other utility nodes are built to sit alongside if you're assembling a comparison workflow, though nothing about this node itself is grid-specific.

The one field, and what it outputs

input_text - a multiline text box, defaulting to 1girl, . The tooltip is straightforward: "Multi-line text input." Type or paste whatever you need.

The single output is STRING - wire it into a CLIP Text Encode node's text input, a text-concatenation node, a filename template, or anywhere else in your graph that wants a block of text.

Installing it

ComfyUI Manager: search ComfyUI-ReplenishNodes, install, restart. Or manually:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/hben35096/ComfyUI-ReplenishNodes

Nothing to download - it's a text box, not a model or a dependency-heavy tool.

Where people get tripped up

Honestly, not much. The default 1girl, text catches people off guard the first time they drop the node - if you're not doing anime/booru-style generation, just delete it and type your own prompt; it's a default value, not a required prefix the node enforces.

The other thing worth knowing: this is a plain string output, so it won't do anything clever on its own - no automatic wildcard expansion, no random line selection, no token counting. If your workflow needs any of that, you want a different, more specialized text node; this one is deliberately just a box that holds text.