Shima Sticker (Branding)

This is the most honest node in the pack, and I mean that as a compliment. Shima Sticker is a decorative branding node: it overlays one of the pack's logos onto your preview area so the image you're looking at - or screenshotting for a share - carries the Shima mark. It has no data output, does no processing, and its backend execute literally returns an empty dict. It's a sticker.

You'd use it if you're building shareable Shima-branded workflows or posting results with the island aesthetic. It's presentation, not function. If that's not your thing, skip it without guilt - this is the kind of node that exists to make the pack feel like a product, not to make your images better.

The inputs

• logo - which logo to use, from ten bundled options: five PNGs and five SVGs covering the "alltext," "widelogo," "square logo text," "panel logo," and "square only" variants. The dropdown scans the pack's sticker_images/PNG and sticker_images/SVG folders at load, so anything you drop in there appears in the list.
• opacity - 0 to 1, default 1.0. Crank it down for a watermark-y ghosted logo.
• scale - 0.1 to 5.0, default 1.0. Bigger than life if you want the mark to dominate.

That's the whole surface. It's an output node (so it always runs), it renders the overlay in the frontend, and there's nothing else to configure.

Installing it

Part of KDB-USJP/shima_wf:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/KDB-USJP/shima_wf

Restart ComfyUI. The logos ship in the repo under sticker_images/, so there's no download step. Note the two SVG/PNG pairs - if a logo shows up pixelated at scale 5, use the SVG variant, which is the vector one.

The honest framing

If you're not sharing Shima-branded work, don't install the pack for this node alone. And if you do use it, the one thing to know is that it's decorative - it doesn't burn the logo into the saved file the way a watermark node would. The PNG you save from the preview is whatever your save node wrote, and the sticker only exists in the UI. If you genuinely want branding baked into exports, you want a real overlay/watermark node, not this. Within its very narrow lane, though, it's zero-friction and exactly what it says on the tin.