Qwen Multiangle Light with Qwen Image Edit 2511

Qwen Multiangle Lightning is a ComfyUI node that generates lighting prompts from an interactive 3D-style light controller, so you can relight images (e.g., with Qwen Image Edit 2511) without guessing lighting text by hand.​

What it is

• A lighting-control node for ComfyUI that simulates movable light sources around your subject using a Three.js viewport.​

• It outputs a lighting_prompt string you plug into your text encoder / Qwen-Edit prompt to drive relighting.​

Key features

• Interactive 3D control: Drag handles in a viewport to set light azimuth (0–360°), elevation (-90–90°), and see changes in real time.​

• Intensity & color control: light_intensity (0–10) plus light_color_hex for colored lights with a live color preview on the node.​

• Cinematic mode: Toggle cinematic_mode for more dramatic, filmic relighting and ray‑style shading.​

• Scene lock: Keeps pose, framing, and identity stable while only lighting changes.

• Multi-light setups: light_configs_json lets you define multiple light sources (key/fill/rim, etc.) in one configuration.​

• Image preview: Optional image input shows how the current light setup affects a specific image in the viewport.​

Best-fit use cases

• Portrait relighting with Qwen Image Edit 2511 where you want to test different key/fill/rim directions (e.g., “move key from left to right” without changing face/pose).​

• Product or e‑commerce shots that need multiple consistent lighting variants (daylight, studio softbox, dramatic spotlight) from the same base image.​

• Cinematic stills or thumbnails where you iterate on mood via light direction, height, intensity, and color while locking composition.

• Complex studio-style setups (3-point, colored backlights, etc.) defined in JSON so you can reuse the same lighting rig across workflows.​

If you tell me your target use (e.g., “portrait headshots for LinkedIn,” “glossy product renders,” or “cinematic character stills”), I can suggest concrete parameter ranges (azimuth/elevation/intensity) and how to wire its lighting_prompt into your Qwen-Edit-2511 graph.