Nodes/ComfyUI-Pixaroma/Save Image Pixaroma
ComfyUI Node

Save Image Pixaroma

Save Image Pixaroma - save images to any folder on your computer, not just ComfyUI's output folder. Type or paste a path, or click Browse to pick a folder with the normal Windows dialog; leave the field empty to use the output folder. The filename field supports tokens and shows a live 'Will save as' preview of the exact file that will be written. Tokens: %input% (the wired name input, e.g. the filename from Load Image Pixaroma), %date:yyyy-MM-dd% (and any date/time format), %counter% (auto-incrementing, never overwrites), %width%, %height%, %batch_num%, plus node references like %Seed Pixaroma.seed%. Use / in the name to create subfolders. Format is PNG (lossless, embeds the workflow so the file can be dragged back into ComfyUI) or JPG (smaller, quality setting in the right-click panel; ComfyUI cannot reload workflows from JPG). Right-click the node for date style, counter digits, JPG quality, and workflow embedding. Batches save every frame with the counter increasing. Saved images show in a large preview on the node: one image fills the area, a batch shows as a grid. Click a picture in the grid to view it big, click it or hover for the arrows to flip through, and the X returns to the grid. Copy puts the shown image on the clipboard, Open shows it in a new browser tab. Resize the node to make the preview bigger. The Mode toggle switches Save (files are written on every run) and Preview (images show on the node, nothing goes to your folder), so it can double as a preview node. Open Folder shows the save location in your file explorer; the window can appear on the taskbar.

By pixaroma·Created 5 months ago·Updated 23 days ago· 271
Save Image Pixaroma
  • images
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    Category👑 Pixaroma/🖼️ Image

    Inputs (2)

    NameTypeDefaultDescription
    imagesIMAGEImage (or batch) to save. Every frame in a batch is written, with the counter increasing per file.
    nameoptSTRINGOptional text used by the %input% token in the filename, e.g. wire the filename output of Load Image Pixaroma here to keep the original name.

    Outputs (0)

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