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ComfyUI-Pixaroma

Pixaroma ComfyUI Nodes

Sourcegithub.com/pixaroma/ComfyUI-Pixaroma

Maintainer@pixaromaCgrade

Package profile

Status: Verified
Publisher: @pixaroma
Source: GitHub
Stars: 418

README

💬 Bugs, questions and ideas all go to Discord

#pixaroma-nodes on the Pixaroma Discord is now the one place for everything: bug reports, questions and feature ideas. (Join here first if you are not on the server, it is free.)

Issues and Discussions here are closed. Not because reports are unwelcome, the opposite. They were spread across four places, so questions sat unanswered for weeks. On Discord there is a large community that often answers within minutes, everything lands in one channel, and a real bug gets looked at properly instead of being lost in a queue.

Pull requests are also closed. The nodes are tightly connected: one change usually has to be carried into the help text, the node's own tooltips, and other nodes that read its state (Prompt Reader and XY Plot both need to know when a node changes). A patch that only touches one file leaves the rest inconsistent, so ideas and code suggestions are very welcome on Discord instead.

New here, or something looks broken? The help page covers installing, updating, and the 30-second fix for most "a node looks broken" reports. Inside ComfyUI, the orange ? in the top toolbar opens the full help for every node.

💡 Updated Pixaroma and a node looks broken or old? Hard-refresh your ComfyUI browser tab with Ctrl+Shift+R (Cmd+Shift+R on Mac). The browser caches old node visuals, so without a hard refresh you can still see the previous version even though the update installed correctly.

🎨 Creative Suite

Pixaroma turns ComfyUI into a powerful, easy-to-use design space. It brings professional editing right into your workflow!

🗂️ Pixaroma Workflows

Click the orange W in the top toolbar, beside the Help question mark (or press Alt+W). A panel opens over the workflow files you already have, so nothing is imported and nothing is moved. Every workflow gets a picture: a small map of the graph itself straight away, then its own last output image once you have run it, or any picture you choose. Search reads inside the files, so you can type a model or LoRA filename, a phrase from a prompt, or your own note and find the workflows that use it. Rename with F2, drag onto a folder to move, and right click for duplicate, cover, reveal and delete. Needs tidying gathers the ones worth a look: files still called "Unsaved Workflow", sets that are copies of each other, and any needing nodes you do not have, each with its fix beside it. Under your own folders are collections that fill themselves by reading each file, so a workflow filed in the wrong place still turns up in the right place. The cursor starts in the search box

Nodes in this pack

85 nodes