ZML_多文本输入_五

The five-box middle child of the ZML multi-text-input family. Same idea as ZML_MultiTextInput3 - several multiline prompt boxes, a separator, punctuation cleanup - just with more slots, which is the right call once your prompts outgrow three fragments.

Prompt engineering in practice isn't one paragraph; it's a stack of concerns you want to swap independently. Quality tags, subject, character details, style, artist - that's five. This node exists so each concern lives in its own box and you can swap one without rebuilding the whole string. It's the difference between editing a prompt and composing one.

What's on it

• 文本1 through 文本5 - multiline boxes, all optional. Empty ones are dropped from the join, so partial fills are fine.
• 分隔符 (default ,\n\n) - the glue. The pack's house style is comma + two blank lines, and it reads well both in the box and in the encoded result.
• 格式化标点符号 (default on) - runs the merged string through the pack's punctuation formatter: stray-comma cleanup, spacing normalization, NAI-weight-to-SD syntax conversion. Turn it off only if you're building something the formatter would step on.

One output, 文本 (STRING), straight into a CLIP Text Encode.

How it differs from the siblings

• ZML_MultiTextInput3 - three boxes, merged string only. Grab it when you need fewer moving parts.
• ZML_MultiTextInput5 - five boxes, merged string only. This one.
• ZML_MultiTextInput5V2 - five single-line inputs, but five individual outputs plus a merged string and a list. That's the one for feeding distinct values to different nodes, or for the pack's text-image node.

So if "five boxes, one prompt" is your shape, this is the one. If you need the pieces separately, skip to V2.

Install

It's one node in ComfyUI-ZML-Image:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/zml-w/ComfyUI-ZML-Image
# restart ComfyUI

or ComfyUI Manager → search "ComfyUI-ZML-Image". No dependencies beyond the pack baseline. Chinese-first UI - 格式化标点符号 is "format punctuation" - translation patch at https://github.com/zml-w/ZZZ_ZML_English_Patch for English users.

These text nodes are the pack's most battle-tested territory (the pack literally started as a prompt-saving tool), so this one is reliable. The only real advice: make the five boxes a habit of structure - decide what each box means ("quality," "subject," "style") and keep the mapping consistent across your workflows. That's where the node stops being a convenience and starts being a system.