Postprocessing nodes for ComfyUI that facilitate the transfer of color palettes in images, allowing users to replace dominant colors with a chosen target palette. This tool enhances artistic control over image aesthetics by enabling precise color manipulation.
- Users can define custom color palettes using RGB values, tailoring the output to specific artistic needs.
- The tool supports different methods for color clustering and comparison, balancing speed and accuracy based on user preference.
- It integrates seamlessly into ComfyUI, allowing for straightforward connections between nodes for efficient workflow.
Context
This tool is designed for use within the ComfyUI framework, specifically focusing on the post-processing of images through color palette transfer. Its primary purpose is to enable users to alter the dominant colors in an image to match a desired color palette, enhancing visual appeal and artistic expression.
Key Features & Benefits
The main feature of this tool is its ability to create a "Color Palette" node where users can input RGB values for their desired colors. This customization allows for a high degree of control over the resulting image's color scheme, making it particularly useful for artists and designers who want to maintain a consistent aesthetic across their work.
Advanced Functionalities
This tool offers advanced options for color clustering and distance comparison methods, allowing users to select between faster algorithms like MiniBatchKMeans and more accurate alternatives. This flexibility enables users to optimize performance based on their specific requirements, whether they prioritize speed or precision in color matching.
Practical Benefits
By integrating this color transfer functionality into ComfyUI, users can streamline their workflow and enhance the quality of their images. The ability to easily manipulate color palettes not only saves time but also increases the creative possibilities for users, allowing for more refined and visually cohesive outputs.
Credits/Acknowledgments
This tool is maintained by the original author and contributors at the GitHub repository, with the project available under an open-source license.