Table Editor

Table Editor is exactly what it sounds like: a spreadsheet-like grid you fill in directly on the node's canvas (or paste Markdown table syntax into), which then outputs a proper Markdown-formatted table string - and, separately, a rendered image of that table. It's a data-entry-and-formatting node, not a generation node, and it's a genuinely unusual thing to find in an image-generation pack.

What it's for. Most Easy-Use nodes exist to make a diffusion workflow cleaner or faster. This one is different - it's for when you need to get structured, tabular text into your workflow: a comparison table baked into a documentation image, a settings summary you want rendered alongside your output, or a data table you're feeding somewhere else in the graph as Markdown. You edit the data visually (click cells, type values, like a lightweight spreadsheet) or drop in Markdown table syntax directly if you already have the data formatted that way, and the node handles turning either input into a clean output.

Inputs and outputs. One required input, table_data, typed EASY_TABLE_EDITOR - a custom widget rather than a standard socket, meaning the actual data entry happens through the node's own UI rather than being wired in from another node (though nothing stops another node with a matching type from feeding it programmatically if you're building something more automated). Two outputs: markdown (a STRING - the table serialized to standard Markdown table syntax, pipes and dashes and all, ready to paste into a README, a comment node, or anywhere else that renders Markdown) and image (an IMAGE - the same table rendered visually, which you can composite, save, or feed onward like any other image output in ComfyUI).

Install. ComfyUI Manager (search "ComfyUI Easy Use") or manually:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/yolain/ComfyUI-Easy-Use

then restart. No extra models or heavy dependencies - this is a frontend widget plus a lightweight table-to-image/text renderer, not anything GPU-bound.

Common issues. Because table_data is a custom widget type rather than a plain text field, this is exactly the category of node that's been shakiest since ComfyUI's Nodes 2.0 frontend rewrite landed in late 2025 - custom widgets across several packs have had rendering or interaction glitches under the new canvas, and if the grid won't respond to clicks or won't display right, checking for a legacy-canvas setting is worth trying before assuming the node itself is broken. Beyond that, the main practical trap is Markdown-table syntax itself if you're pasting it in by hand rather than clicking through the grid UI - a misaligned pipe character or a missing header-separator row (the ---|---|--- line under your headers) is a classic way to get a table that parses wrong or not at all, and it's worth eyeballing your pasted syntax against a known-good Markdown table before assuming the node mishandled it.