ComfyUI-TacoNodes

A handful of ComfyUI nodes I created for my own purposes.

Installation

Navigate to your ComfyUI installation location and find the custom_nodes folder.

While inside the custom_nodes folder run the following command:

git clone https://github.com/YOUR-WORST-TACO/ComfyUI-TacoNodes.git

Restart ComfyUI to see the new nodes, located under Taco_Nodes

Future Goals

[ ] Allow Taco Animated Image Loader to provide a mask output

[ ] Create a method to inherit latent data from previous latent

[ ] Possibly refactor how the Taco Latent Image options are formatted

[ ] Add any other node I find I need

Usage

Taco Latent Image

Taco_Nodes/Taco Latent Image

A replacement for the standard Empty Latent Image intended for faster latent image creation.

Taco Animated Image Loader

Taco_Nodes/Gifs/Taco Animated Image Loader

Loads an animated image and batches each frame for processing.

Taco Img2Img Animated Loader

Taco_Nodes/Gifs/Taco Img2Img Animated Loader

Loads a standard image and creates a batch for processing.

Taco_Img2Img Animated Processor

Taco_Nodes/Gifs/Taco Img2Img Animated Processor

Takes an input image Tensor and automatically batches it for processing.

Taco Gif Maker

Taco_Nodes/Gifs/Taco Gif Maker

Takes a collection of images and combines them into a gif.

Taco Latent Image

I made this to simplify my tweaking of workflows in ComfyUI as I found having to remember exact pixel measurements

frustrating and inconvenient

To use this you first select an aspect ratio, then select a scale for that ratio which will multiply the aspect ratio

Aspect Ratios

This is a list of the following Aspect Ratios and their corresponding resolutions

| Aspect Ratio | Resolution |

|————–|————|

| 1:1 | 512 x 512 |

| 3:4 | 416 x 576 |

| 4:3 | 576 x 416 |

| 9:16 | 384 x 672 |

| 16:9 | 672 x 384 |

Resolution Ratio

We take the aspect ratio, ie 1:1 and get its resolution 512px x 512px then multiply the resolution by the Ratio,

ie 2 which results in the final resolution of 1024px x 1024px.

| Resolution | Ratio | Use-case |

|————–|——-|——————————————————————-|

| small (512) | 1 | great for small latents and initial images for hiresfix workflows |

| medium (1024 | 2 | good for standard renders and works well for SDXL 1.0 |

| large (2048) | 4 | I don’t recommend using this unless you know what you are doing |

Taco Animated Image Loader

Allows you to input an animated image (must be supported by PIL) and breaks it up into a batch of the individual

frames.

Example Workflow

*Enjoy my hideous creation*

Taco Img2Img Animated Loader

Allows you to take a single image and generate a batch of images to be processed for gif creation, I like to use this

to spice up a still.

Example Workflow

Taco Img2Img Animated Processor

Allows you to pass in an existing image Tensor and batch it by frames for further processing.

Example Workflow

I first generate an image with KSampler, then decode that image and feed it into the processor, then process that batch.

Taco GIf Maker

Takes an input of IMAGE and will combine the input into a gif at the desired frame rate, see the above examples for

Gif Maker usage.

Advanced Examples

Taco Img2Img Animated Loader with masking

Liscense

Copyright [2023] [YOUR-WORST-TACO]

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the “License”);

you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.

You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.

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