A collection of nodes for ComfyUI that allows users to pause their workflow for image selection and editing, enhancing control over the generated outputs. This tool is particularly useful for refining images by selecting, masking, and editing text before proceeding with further processing.
- Enables users to pause and select images from a generated batch, ensuring only desired outputs are processed further.
- Provides a mask editor for precise image modifications, allowing for targeted inpainting and adjustments.
- Includes additional text fields for enhanced captioning and prompt customization, improving overall workflow flexibility.
Context
This tool, known as CG Image Filter, serves as an extension for ComfyUI, designed to facilitate user interaction during the image processing workflow. It allows users to pause execution, enabling them to select images, apply masks, or edit text, thereby improving the quality of the final outputs.
Key Features & Benefits
The CG Image Filter includes several practical nodes that enhance user experience:
- Image Filter Node: Pauses the workflow to let users choose which images to keep from a batch. This helps in avoiding unnecessary processing of unwanted images.
- Mask Image Filter Node: Automatically launches a mask editor for detailed image adjustments, allowing users to refine specific areas before further processing.
- Text Image Filter with Extras: Offers additional text fields for users to edit captions or prompts, providing greater control over the output specifications.
Advanced Functionalities
The tool includes specialized capabilities such as:
- Pick List Feature: Automatically selects images based on user-defined lists, streamlining the selection process without manual input.
- Masked Section Node: Crops images to the bounding box of a mask, allowing users to focus on specific areas of interest in their images.
- Video Frame Handling: Treats sets of images as video snippets, enabling users to preview sequences at a specified frame rate.
Practical Benefits
By integrating this tool into their workflows, users can significantly enhance their efficiency and control over image processing in ComfyUI. The ability to select, mask, and edit images in real-time reduces the likelihood of errors and ensures that only the most relevant images are processed, ultimately leading to higher quality outputs.
Credits/Acknowledgments
The CG Image Filter is developed by Chris Goringe, with contributions from the open-source community. The project is available under an open-source license, encouraging collaboration and further enhancements.