Google Photos Loader for ComfyUI

To correctly use this workflow you need to right click on each node that has “client_secrets.json” directory file definition, and click “fix node”, than it brings the directory name to the default one.

Tutorial

Check out this video tutorial to see the Google Photos Loader for ComfyUI in action:

[](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWg-WUrNKyE “Google Photos Loader for ComfyUI Tutorial”)

Google Photos Loader for ComfyUI

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Table of Contents

Description

Features

Installation

Setting up Google Photos API

Usage

Node Types

Troubleshooting

Dependencies and Licenses

License

Contributing

Support

To-Do List

About the Creator

Description

The Google Photos Loader for ComfyUI is a custom node that allows users to seamlessly integrate Google Photos into their ComfyUI workflows. This powerful tool enables direct access to your Google Photos library, making it easy to list albums, load images from specific albums, and load images based on various criteria – all within your ComfyUI environment.

Features

📁 List all Google Photos albums

🖼️ Load images from a specific album

🔍 Load images based on content categories, date, and other filters

🛠️ Customize image loading options (size, cropping, etc.)

🔄 Efficient caching mechanism for improved performance

🔐 Secure login and logout functionality

🧹 Cache management tools (in development)

Installation

Ensure you have ComfyUI installed and set up.

Clone this repository into your ComfyUI’s custom_nodes directory:

“`bash

cd /path/to/ComfyUI/custom_nodes

git clone https://github.com/lazniak/comfyui-google-photos-loader.git

“`

Install the required dependencies:

“`bash

pip install -r requirements.txt

“`

Setting up Google Photos API

To use this node, you need to set up a Google Cloud project and enable the Google Photos Library API:

Go to the Google Cloud Console. Watch tutorial from beginning.

Create a new project or select an existing one.

Enable the Google Photos Library API for your project.

Create credentials (OAuth 2.0 Client ID) for a desktop application.

Download the client configuration and save it as client_secrets.json in the same directory as the custom node files.

Usage

In ComfyUI, you’ll find several new nodes related to Google Photos.

Drag and drop the desired node into your workflow canvas.

Connect the node to your workflow as needed.

Configure the node settings according to your requirements.

Run your workflow. The node will authenticate with Google Photos on first use.

Node Types

Google Photos Album Lister

Lists all albums in your Google Photos library.

Outputs album information including ID, title, and item count.

Google Photos Album Selector

Allows you to select a specific album from the list generated by the Album Lister.

Outputs the selected album ID for use in other nodes.

Google Photos Album Loader

Loads images from a specified album.

Customizable options for image size, count, and processing.

Google Photos Images Loader

Loads images from your entire Google Photos library.

Supports advanced filtering options like content categories and date ranges.

Google Photos Cache Manager

Manages the local cache of downloaded images.

Options to clear cache or limit cache size.

Google Photos Login/Logout

Handles authentication with Google Photos.

Allows for secure login and logout functionality.

Content Filter Node

Allows you to specify content categories for filtering images.

Date Picker Node

Provides a simple interface for selecting dates, useful for date-based image filtering.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter authentication issues, use the Login/Logout node to reset your authentication.

Ensure your client_secrets.json file is correctly placed and formatted. (IMPORTANT!!! NAME SHOULD HAVE “s” rather then original file was secret in this case use secrets)

Check the ComfyUI console for detailed logs if you enable the “Advanced Logs” option in the nodes.

If you’re experiencing performance issues, try using the Cache Manager node to optimize your local cache.

Dependencies and Licenses

This project uses the following main dependencies:

aiohttp (Apache 2.0 License) – Version: >=3.7.4

google-auth-oauthlib (Apache 2.0 License) – Version: >=0.4.1

google-auth (Apache 2.0 License) – Version: >=1.30.0

Pillow (HPND License) – Version: >=8.0.0

torch (BSD 3-Clause License) – Version: >=1.7.0

termcolor (MIT License) – Version: >=1.1.0

numpy (BSD 3-Clause License) – Version: >=1.19.0

For full license details, please refer to the individual package repositories.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

Fork the repository

Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature)

Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature')

Push to the branch (git push origin feature/AmazingFeature)

Open a Pull Request

Support

If you encounter any issues or have questions, please file an issue on the GitHub repository. For more detailed support or custom development inquiries, you can reach out to Paul directly through his social media channels or website.

To-Do List

Implement more advanced sorting and filtering options

Enhance error handling and user feedback

Optimize performance for large image libraries

Develop more integration options with other ComfyUI nodes

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About the Creator

This ComfyUI CustomNode was created by Paul Lazniak (Paweł Łaźniak), also known as PabloGFX. Paul is a multifaceted professional with extensive experience in software development, filmmaking, VFX artistry, and entrepreneurship.

Professional Background

Paul began his career in the early 2000s, working on various projects for prominent Polish TV stations such as MTV, TVN, and TVP. His expertise spans compositing, editing, special effects, and software development.

As an innovator in virtual reality (VR), Paul co-founded the VR Visio Group, which later evolved into Ignibit S.A., one of Poland’s leading companies focused on virtual reality and immersive technologies.

Current Ventures

Paul is currently involved in developing new projects through his companies:

HexArt: Combining cinematography with advanced digital technologies

Overbuilt Games: Game development studio

Green Cave Studio: Creative digital solutions

Content Creation and Education

Paul is a Polish-speaking content creator focusing on technology and digital tools. He provides tutorials and guides, particularly on topics such as Stable Diffusion and other AI-based tools.

Contributions to Film and VR

Paul’s contributions to the Polish film industry are documented in the Polish Film Database. He is also known for his thought leadership in digital and virtual realities.

Connect with Paul

Website: hexart.pl

YouTube: @Lazniak

Facebook: PabloGFX

Twitter: @PabloGFX

GitHub: github.com/PabloGFX

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/paul-lazniak

To learn more about Paul’s journey and work, check out his bio video.

Enjoy using the Google Photos Loader in your ComfyUI workflows!