RedNode Note Panel

RedNode Note is the sign; RedNode Note Panel is the sign shop. It lists every RedNode Note in your workflow in one panel - each with its size, font, color, and glow - drives them live, and can restyle all of them at once. If you've ever sat in a big workflow wanting to make every "DRAFT" label orange and every "FINAL" label green, this is the node that turns that chore into a two-second operation.

The design is the pack's standard panel pattern. The node itself is nearly empty - a single config widget holding the panel state as JSON (which note is expanded, the style used by "Apply to all"), with the actual panel rendered by the pack's frontend extension. The panel above edits that JSON for you, and if the UI is ever unavailable you can hand-edit the config directly. It has no inputs from the graph, no outputs, and doesn't execute anything meaningful; it's a pure frontend control that exists to organize how your canvas looks.

That "restyle all at once" button is the real feature, and it's the reason the pack split Note content from Note styling in the first place. Individually styled notes drift into visual chaos - one tiny, one huge, a glow on only some - and you stop trusting the color system. A single panel that applies one style across every note restores the hierarchy in one click, which is worth more than it sounds once your graph passes forty nodes and you're navigating it by color.

For that to work, the notes it lists have to be RedNode Notes, not ComfyUI's stock Note nodes - the panel can only see the pack's own. So decide up front which you're using; mixing both means the stock ones silently escape your styling system. And as with every panel node in this pack, it's frontend-driven and needs the UI present: it's an interactive organizing tool, not something you drive from an API.

Is it essential? No. Is it worth installing? If you're already in the pack for the control panels or the paint system, this is free polish. The honest framing: for a small graph, skip it and style your stock notes by hand. For a serious workflow you share or come back to months later, a consistent note system is what keeps a graph readable, and this is the fastest way to get consistency.

Installation is the pack:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/RedNodeAI/ComfyUI-RedNodeStudio.git

or search RedNode Studio in ComfyUI Manager, restart. No pip dependencies, works with any model.