Save Text Pixaroma

Save Text Pixaroma is for when you try a lot of prompts and the good ones get lost. Wire any text in - your own, or whatever an LLM prompt generator hands back - and every run adds it to a list on the node, one entry under the other. The list is also written to a .txt file, so what you tried today is still there tomorrow. It's the node you didn't know you needed until you've burned an hour reconstructing a prompt from a screenshot.

The plumbing is deliberately simple. The text passes straight out of the output unchanged, so the node can sit in the middle of a chain or off to the side quietly collecting. Running again without changing anything adds nothing, so re-running doesn't fill the list with copies of the same prompt. The line under the box always tells you where you stand: green and saved means the file matches what you see, orange and not saved yet means you've edited it since.

The behaviors that matter

• Clear never deletes your file. It keeps the file it already wrote and starts a new one, so clearing is turning a page, not throwing anything away.
• %counter% in the filename keeps the numbering going so nothing is ever overwritten.
• Choose any folder with Browse, or just type a path.
• Entries are separated by a blank line - which is exactly Prompt Pack Pixaroma's format, so a saved file pastes straight back in to re-run your best prompts. If one of your prompts happens to contain a blank line of its own, the node says so and tells you which separator setting to change.

Inputs and outputs

• text (STRING, optional) - the text to collect. Wire a prompt node, a Show Text, or an LLM prompt generator here. Each run adds one entry.
• text output - the same text that came in, unchanged, so collecting doesn't alter your chain.

Install

It ships with the Pixaroma pack: ComfyUI Manager → search Pixaroma → install → restart, or:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://gitlab.com/pixaroma/comfyui-pixaroma.git

No models, no extra dependencies - pure file I/O. The usual pack gotcha: after an update, hard-refresh the browser tab (Ctrl+Shift+R / Cmd+Shift+R); cached node visuals are the most common cause of "it looks broken right after updating."

The one habit to build: put it somewhere you'll actually find the file later. The .txt goes wherever you told it, not into ComfyUI's output folder by default, so pick a folder you know. And don't clear "to save space" - that's the point of Clear; the old file stays right where it was.