Prompt Body

Prompt Body is the sibling of Prompt Clothes, and it's for the person wearing the outfit. Eight dropdowns cover face and figure - hairstyle, haircut, body, eyes, skin, nose, cheekbones, makeup - and the node hands you back a comma-joined tag string, ready to plug into the rest of the pack. If the Clothes node is the wardrobe, this is the casting call.

How it works

Identical mechanism to the Clothes node, just a different set of JSON files: at load time it reads hair_types.json, body.json, eyes.json, skins.json, cut.json, nose.json, cheekbones.json, and makeup.json from nodes/lists_of_types/. Every pick other than "Off" goes into a list, joined with commas, returned as a single STRING. Nothing is generated or inferred - the dropdown types exactly what you selected. Instant, deterministic, no models.

The inputs that matter

• hairstyle (29 entries - these are hair colors: auburn, ash brown, balayage, blonde…)
• haircut (45 - actual cuts: bob, buzz cut, cornrows, bangs…)
• body (46 - from petite to muscular and beyond, see the honest take below)
• eyes (10), skin (19), nose (15), cheekbones (14), makeup (44: airbrush, bridal, cat-eye, drag…)

Each defaults to "Off". The STRING output wires into the "Prompt Сonstructor" body input, a Prompt Merger, or an encoder directly.

The honest take

This node lives or dies on its list quality, and the body list is the problem child. It ships with plain entries like "anorexic body", "morbidly obese body", and "pregnant body" - a reminder that these tags go straight into your prompt with zero moderation. If a tag is in the JSON, selecting it will render. Fine when you know what you're doing; worth knowing before you share a workflow with the node in it. The lists are English-only and one particular aesthetic, so you may want to prune body.json to match your taste.

Because it's the same file-driven mechanism as the Clothes node, editing is the same deal: keep "Off" first, keep the JSON valid, no trailing comma in the array (the author's lists_of_types/readme.txt is explicit about that one).

Install

Ships with the Prompt Worker pack - no extra dependencies, no models, no key:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/lenskikh/ComfyUI-Prompt-Worker

Restart ComfyUI afterwards (or install via ComfyUI Manager - the registry title is misspelled "Propmt Worker", so search both spellings).

Where it fits

Treat the output as raw material, not a finished prompt. It won't dedupe, clean, or lowercase anything - most people run it through the Prompt Worker node afterwards so the tags you picked from two dropdowns don't collide. This node is a convenience for consistent character work, not a content generator.