One Button Artify

OneButtonPrompt's main generator automatically sprinkles zero to three named artists into every prompt it writes, drawn from a pool the pack's own README puts at roughly 3,483 names. OneButtonArtify is that same layer pulled out into its own node, so you can apply it to a prompt you wrote yourself, or one that came from somewhere else entirely. Feed it any prompt, tell it how heavy-handed to be, and it hands back the same prompt with artist references worked in.

How it works

It takes your prompt, then adds artist names drawn from the pool you select via artist, in the quantity you specify via amount_of_artists, with artify_mode controlling how aggressively it reworks things while doing it.

The inputs and outputs that matter

• prompt (required, multiline) - the prompt to artify. This can be hand-written, or the output of OneButtonPrompt if you want more artist influence than the automatic 0–3 gave you.
• artist (required, default "all", 76 choices) - which pool to draw from. Most choices are style buckets - abstract, anime, baroque, architecture - that narrow the selection to artists working in that vein, rather than the full ~3,483-name list. "greg mode" is its own bucket, the same Greg Rutkowski-adjacent flavor referenced by the Greg mode - The Preset choice on OneButtonPreset elsewhere in the pack.
• amount_of_artists (required, default "1", choices random/0–5) - an explicit count instead of the main generator's automatic roll. Set it to 0 if you want none at all, or random to get the automatic behavior back.
• artify_mode (required, default "standard", choices standard/remix/super remix turbo) - three intensities of how much it reworks the prompt while adding artists. The pack doesn't spell out exactly where the line falls between them; running the same prompt through all three and comparing is the fastest way to learn the difference.
• seed (optional) - fix it for a reproducible artist selection, randomize it for variety.
• Output: artified_prompt, a single string - feed it into your CLIP Text Encode in place of the original.

How to install it

Same pack: ComfyUI Manager → search "One Button Prompt" → install → restart, or manually:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/AIrjen/OneButtonPrompt

then restart. No models, no extra dependencies - pure text manipulation over the pack's bundled artist lists.

Common issues & troubleshooting

No visible artist influence in the generated image at all. This node only edits the text string; whether a named artist means anything downstream depends entirely on whether your checkpoint's training data actually included that artist's work. SD1.5 and SDXL checkpoints often do. A 2026-era LLM-encoded model (Z-Image, Flux, Anima) is a different story - those read a prompt as an instruction rather than a bag of style tokens, and artist name-dropping frequently does nothing on them, or gets read as literal text instead of a style cue. Check what your checkpoint is actually built on before assuming this node failed.

Style comes out muddy with several artists stacked. Piling on four or five names at once tends to average toward mush rather than combining cleanly. The main generator's own default ceiling of 0–3 is a reasonable one to stick to here too.

Not sure what remix or super remix turbo actually change. Neither is documented beyond the name. Run the same input prompt through all three artify_mode settings with the same seed and diff the results - it's the fastest way to build intuition for what each one does.

Want the prompt untouched by artist names. Set amount_of_artists to 0 rather than the default 1.