Title Plus

Title Plus is SKBundle's title-card node - the README calls it, in three words, an "enhanced title node," and it renders out as an IMAGE rather than just labeling a node in the UI. If you've ever wanted a clean text banner baked into an output - a title on a comparison sheet, a caption over a generated image - this is the pack's tool for it.

Why the schema looks so bare

Here's the honest state of things: Title Plus's info schema shows no fixed input widgets at all, just a single IMAGE output, and it's flagged as a terminal (output) node, meaning it can sit at the end of a branch the way Save Image or Preview Image does. That's not a documentation gap in this article - it matches how the node is actually built. Instead of typed widgets sitting on the node's face, the configuration lives behind a hover interaction: put your mouse over the node and a small edit icon appears in its bottom-right corner. Click that, and a properties panel opens where you set the title text and its styling. It's the same on-canvas-first design SKBundle uses for PaintPro's brush tools and Lens Flare's positioning - this pack generally prefers "interact with the node directly" over "fill in a widget."

How it works

Drop the node, hover to reveal the edit icon, click it, and configure your title in the panel that opens. Because it's marked as an output node, running the graph with Title Plus in it renders and finalizes the title image without you needing to route it into a separate Save node - though you can still chain it further if your workflow calls for it.

Inputs and outputs

The info schema doesn't expose any fixed input sockets or output-facing settings beyond the single IMAGE output - the actual configuration (text content, styling) happens through that hover-and-click panel rather than through connectable widgets. Wire the IMAGE output wherever a rendered title graphic needs to land - a Save Image node, or straight into a compositing chain if you're layering it onto something else.

Installing it

Ships in ComfyUI SKBundle, the personal node pack from u/skbphy (GitHub: SKBv0), who's been upfront about not being a professional programmer and building the collection with Cursor AI's help, inspired by rgthree and mxToolkit. Through ComfyUI Manager, search ComfyUI SKBundle. By hand:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/SKBv0/ComfyUI_SKBundle.git
pip install -r requirements.txt

Restart ComfyUI. Nothing else to fetch - no models, no external assets.

Common issues

The number-one point of confusion, and it's a documented one: people drop this node, see no widgets, and can't figure out how to actually set a title. The fix is the hover trick above - mouse over the node, wait for the small edit icon to appear at the bottom-right corner, and click it to open the properties panel. It's not discoverable from the node's default appearance alone, so if you're stuck wondering where the text field went, that's why. Beyond that, this is one of the thinnest-documented nodes in the pack - the README gives it three words and a demo video, so beyond the hover mechanic, expect to learn the rest of its styling options by opening that panel and experimenting rather than reading about them first.