A custom node for ComfyUI, this tool replicates the "Flatten Image" feature found in Photoshop, allowing users to combine multiple image layers into a single output. It simplifies the process of image layering by taking a batch of images as input and producing one flattened image.
- Enables users to merge multiple image layers seamlessly, enhancing workflow efficiency.
- Processes images in a specified order, ensuring control over layer stacking.
- Maintains compatibility with existing ComfyUI setups, requiring minimal adjustments for integration.
Context
This tool is a custom node designed for ComfyUI, focusing on replicating the functionality of Photoshop's "Flatten Image" command. Its primary purpose is to allow users to consolidate multiple image layers into a single image, streamlining the editing process within the ComfyUI environment.
Key Features & Benefits
The main feature of this node is its ability to flatten multiple images into one, which is crucial for users who need to simplify their image compositions. By taking a series of images as input, it outputs a single, unified image, thereby saving time and enhancing project organization.
Advanced Functionalities
The node processes images in a defined sequence, placing the first image at the bottom and the last one on top, which allows for precise control over the final output. If only one image is provided, it will pass through unchanged, ensuring flexibility in usage.
Practical Benefits
This tool significantly enhances workflow efficiency by automating the flattening process, which is often a manual task in graphic design. By integrating this functionality into ComfyUI, users gain more control over their image layers, leading to improved quality and streamlined editing processes.
Credits/Acknowledgments
This project was developed by Shmuel Ronen and is available under the MIT License, allowing for open use and contributions from the community.