Community Nodes

Node packs add new nodes to the Workflow Editor. The packs below are written and maintained by members of the community.

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A node pack runs Python code on your machine with InvokeAI’s permissions. Invoke doesn’t review or guarantee community packs. Report problems with a pack to its author, on its repository.

Install a node pack

Nodes manager

1. Open Nodes in the Launchpad, or Nodes Manager in the app menu. When multi-user mode is on, only administrators see it.

2. Click Add Nodes.

3. Paste the pack’s Git URL, which Copy Git URL on a card below puts on your clipboard, and click Install.

   InvokeAI clones the repository into your nodes directory and loads its nodes without a restart. Workflows the pack ships are added to your workflow library.

4. If a Dependencies required notice appears, install the Python packages the pack’s README lists into InvokeAI’s environment, then restart InvokeAI.

Git

1. Open a terminal in the nodes folder of your InvokeAI root directory. The Add Nodes view of the Nodes manager shows its path under Nodes Directory; the custom_nodes_dir setting changes it.

2. Clone the pack:

   git clone https://github.com/JPPhoto/cinematic-effects-pack.git

   To update it, run git pull in the pack’s folder and restart InvokeAI.

3. Click Reload in the Nodes manager, or restart InvokeAI.

You can also download a pack’s source as a ZIP and extract it into its own folder in nodes. InvokeAI loads a folder only when it has an __init__.py at its top level.

The Custom Node Manager page covers browsing, reloading and uninstalling packs. A workflow that uses community nodes loads like any other: import its .json file into the workflow library.

Browse node packs

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47 node packs

• Adapters Linked Nodes

  by skunkworxdark

  Chain ControlNet, IP-Adapter and T2I-Adapter inputs without a Collect node.

  • ControlNet & adapters
  Repository: Adapters Linked NodesCopy Git URL: Adapters Linked Nodes
  Details: Adapters Linked Nodes

  The adapters link to each other instead of going through a collect node, so they can be used inside an iterate node without collecting on every iteration. The nodes inherit from the core nodes, so changes to the core nodes carry over to them.

  Git URL: https://github.com/skunkworxdark/adapters-linked-nodes.git

  Nodes

  • ControlNet-Linked: Collects ControlNet info to pass to other nodes.
  • IP-Adapter-Linked: Collects IP-Adapter info to pass to other nodes.
  • T2I-Adapter-Linked: Collects T2I-Adapter info to pass to other nodes.
• AutoExpress

  by deepratna-awale

  Build one prompt per facial expression for a character, then inpaint a full expression set from one image.

  • Prompt tools
  • Extra packages
  Repository: AutoExpressCopy Git URL: AutoExpress
  Details: AutoExpress

  Builds up to 28 prompts, for expressions such as joy, anger and surprise, in the prompt style of the model family (Danbooru, e621, Pony, Illustrious, SDXL or natural language), plus the matching negative prompt. Iterate over the prompts to inpaint the face once per expression.

  Git URL: https://github.com/deepratna-awale/AutoExpress.git

  The pack needs Python packages that InvokeAI doesn't install. Install them as its README describes, then restart InvokeAI.

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  Autostereogram Nodes

  by skunkworxdark

  Generate autostereogram images from a depth map.

  • Video & 3D
  Repository: Autostereogram NodesCopy Git URL: Autostereogram Nodes
  Details: Autostereogram Nodes

  In the author's words, not a very practically useful node, but more a 90s nostalgic indulgence.

  Git URL: https://github.com/skunkworxdark/autostereogram_nodes.git

  Examples

  • Autostereogram with a random-dot pattern

  • Source image

  • Depth map

  • Autostereogram with a pattern image

• Average Images

  by JPPhoto

  Average a collection of images of the same size into one image.

  • Compositing & grids
  Repository: Average ImagesCopy Git URL: Average Images
  Details: Average Images

  Converts every image to RGB first.

  Git URL: https://github.com/JPPhoto/average-images-node.git
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  BiRefNet Background Removal

  by veeliks

  Remove image backgrounds with the BiRefNet segmentation model.

  • Masks & backgrounds
  • Archived
  • Extra packages
  Repository: BiRefNet Background RemovalCopy Git URL: BiRefNet Background Removal
  Details: BiRefNet Background Removal

  BiRefNet (Bilateral Reference Network) is a high-quality segmentation model. The node supports several model variants: standard, high-resolution, matting, portrait and others specialized for different uses.

  Git URL: https://github.com/veeliks/invoke_birefnet.git

  The repository is archived, so the pack gets no more updates.

  The pack needs Python packages that InvokeAI doesn't install. Install them as its README describes, then restart InvokeAI.

  Examples

  • After background removal

  • Before background removal

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  BriaAI Remove Background

  by blessedcoolant

  One-click background removal with BriaAI's RMBG 1.4 model.

  • Masks & backgrounds
  Repository: BriaAI Remove BackgroundCopy Git URL: BriaAI Remove Background
  Details: BriaAI Remove Background

  Git URL: https://github.com/blessedcoolant/invoke_bria_rmbg.git

  Examples

• Cinematic Effects Pack

  by JPPhoto

  Anamorphic lens effects, depth-based bokeh, tone curves, color cast correction and film grain.

  • Image effects
  Repository: Cinematic Effects PackCopy Git URL: Cinematic Effects Pack
  Details: Cinematic Effects Pack

  Replaces Anamorphic Tools (anamorphic-tools), Curves (curves-node), Film Grain (film-grain-node) and Color Correction Nodes (color-correction-nodes). Remove the old packs from your nodes folder before installing this pack; loading them together may register duplicate invocation IDs.

  Git URL: https://github.com/JPPhoto/cinematic-effects-pack.git

  Links

  • Replaced pack — Anamorphic Tools
  • Replaced pack — Curves
  • Replaced pack — Film Grain
  • Replaced pack — Color Correction Nodes
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  Clean Image Artifacts After Cut

  by VeyDlin

  Remove the artifacts left after an image is cut from its background.

  • Masks & backgrounds
  Repository: Clean Image Artifacts After CutCopy Git URL: Clean Image Artifacts After Cut
  Details: Clean Image Artifacts After Cut

  Git URL: https://github.com/VeyDlin/clean-artifact-after-cut-node.git

  Examples

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  Close Color Mask

  by VeyDlin

  Mask the parts of an image close to a chosen color, for color-based selections.

  • Masks & backgrounds
  Repository: Close Color MaskCopy Git URL: Close Color Mask
  Details: Close Color Mask

  Git URL: https://github.com/VeyDlin/close-color-mask-node.git

  Examples

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  Clothing Mask

  by VeyDlin

  Mask clothing with a U2NET network trained to segment clothing items.

  • Masks & backgrounds
  Repository: Clothing MaskCopy Git URL: Clothing Mask
  Details: Clothing Mask

  Git URL: https://github.com/VeyDlin/clothing-mask-node.git

  Examples

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  Contrast Limited Adaptive Histogram Equalization

  by VeyDlin

  Enhance local contrast with adaptive histogram equalization and contrast limiting (CLAHE).

  • Image effects
  Repository: Contrast Limited Adaptive Histogram EqualizationCopy Git URL: Contrast Limited Adaptive Histogram Equalization
  Details: Contrast Limited Adaptive Histogram Equalization

  Git URL: https://github.com/VeyDlin/clahe-node.git

  Examples

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  Depth Map from Wavefront OBJ

  by dwringer

  Render depth maps from triangulated Wavefront .obj files.

  • Video & 3D
  • ControlNet & adapters
  Repository: Depth Map from Wavefront OBJCopy Git URL: Depth Map from Wavefront OBJ
  Details: Depth Map from Wavefront OBJ

  A simple 3D renderer that uses numpy and matplotlib to compute and color the scene, with parameters for the field of view, camera position and model orientation. An .obj must use triangulated meshes, so enable that option when exporting from a 3D modeling program. Each triangle gets one solid color from its average depth, so large triangles cause anomalies. In Blender, the Remesh modifier can subdivide a mesh into small pieces that work well within these limits.

  Git URL: https://github.com/dwringer/depth-from-obj-node.git

  Examples

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  Enhance Detail

  by skunkworxdark

  Increase or decrease the detail in an image with a guided filter.

  • Image effects
  • Extra packages
  Repository: Enhance DetailCopy Git URL: Enhance Detail
  Details: Enhance Detail

  Uses a guided filter, as opposed to the Gaussian blur most sharpening filters use. Based on the Enhance Detail node of ComfyUI-Image-Filters.

  Git URL: https://github.com/skunkworxdark/enhance-detail-node.git

  The pack needs Python packages that InvokeAI doesn't install. Install them as its README describes, then restart InvokeAI.

  Links

  • ComfyUI-Image-Filters, the original node

  Examples

• Flip Pose

  by JPPhoto

  Flip an OpenPose image horizontally, recoloring it so it faces the right way.

  • ControlNet & adapters
  Repository: Flip PoseCopy Git URL: Flip Pose
  Details: Flip Pose

  Does not work with OpenPose hands.

  Git URL: https://github.com/JPPhoto/flip-pose-node.git
• Flux Ideal Size

  by JPPhoto

  The ideal size for the first stage of a FLUX generation.

  • Sizing & upscaling
  Repository: Flux Ideal SizeCopy Git URL: Flux Ideal Size
  Details: Flux Ideal Size

  Generating at the right size helps limit duplication and odd subject placement.

  Git URL: https://github.com/JPPhoto/flux-ideal-size.git
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  Generative Grammar-Based Prompt Nodes

  by dwringer

  Generate prompts from simple grammar rules that you define in YAML files.

  • Prompt tools
  Repository: Generative Grammar-Based Prompt NodesCopy Git URL: Generative Grammar-Based Prompt Nodes
  Details: Generative Grammar-Based Prompt Nodes

  The prompts are made by recursively expanding a template string, replacing nonterminal "parts of speech" until none remain. The repository includes example rule files.

  Git URL: https://github.com/dwringer/generative-grammar-prompt-nodes.git

  Nodes

  • Lookup Table from File: Loads the "prompt" section of a YAML file, or of a whole folder of YAML files, into a JSON-ified dictionary (Lookups output).
  • Lookups Entry from Prompt: Places a single entry in a new Lookups output under the specified heading.
  • Prompt from Lookup Table: Uses a collection of Lookups as grammar rules from which to randomly generate prompts.

  Examples

• GPT2RandomPromptMaker

  by mickr777

  Generate random prompts with the GPT-2 language model from a seed and a context.

  • Prompt tools
  • Language models
  Repository: GPT2RandomPromptMakerCopy Git URL: GPT2RandomPromptMaker
  Details: GPT2RandomPromptMaker

  Example output: "An enchanted weapon will be usable by any character regardless of their alignment."

  Git URL: https://github.com/mickr777/GPT2RandomPromptMaker.git
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  Grid to Gif

  by mildmisery

  Turn a grid image into an image collection, and an image collection into a GIF.

  • Video & 3D
  • Compositing & grids
  • Manual setup
  Repository: Grid to Gif
  Details: Grid to Gif

  Not a pack folder, so the Nodes manager can't install it. InvokeAI loads a folder in nodes only when it has an __init__.py: follow the repository's instructions.

  Links

  • Example workflow

  Examples

  • Output GIF

  • Input grid

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  Halftone

  by JPPhoto

  Grayscale and CMYK halftoning, for a magazine or newspaper print look.

  • Image effects
  Repository: HalftoneCopy Git URL: Halftone
  Details: Halftone

  Both nodes let you set the angles and the halftone dot spacing.

  Git URL: https://github.com/JPPhoto/halftone-node.git

  Nodes

  • Halftone: Converts the image to grayscale, then halftones it.
  • CMYK Halftone: Converts the image to CMYK and halftones each channel.

  Examples

  • CMYK Halftone output

  • Input

  • Halftone output

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  Hand Refiner with MeshGraphormer

  by blessedcoolant

  Generate a fixed hand depth map and a hand mask, to repair hands with ControlNet.

  • ControlNet & adapters
  • Masks & backgrounds
  • Extra packages
  Repository: Hand Refiner with MeshGraphormerCopy Git URL: Hand Refiner with MeshGraphormer
  Details: Hand Refiner with MeshGraphormer

  Takes your image and generates a corrected depth map for the hands along with a mask of the hand region, which you can use with ControlNet to fix badly generated hands.

  Git URL: https://github.com/blessedcoolant/invoke_meshgraphormer.git

  The pack needs Python packages that InvokeAI doesn't install. Install them as its README describes, then restart InvokeAI.

  Examples

• Image and Mask Composition Pack

  by dwringer

  Compose images and masks, with Clipseg text masks, color separations, noise and wrapping offsets.

  • Compositing & grids
  • Masks & backgrounds
  Repository: Image and Mask Composition PackCopy Git URL: Image and Mask Composition Pack
  Details: Image and Mask Composition Pack

  The image and latent offsets wrap around, so they can be used with seamless tiling to progressively generate centered on different parts of a seamless image.

  Git URL: https://github.com/dwringer/composition-nodes.git

  Nodes

  • 2D Noise Image: Creates an image of 2D noise approximating the desired characteristics.
  • Add Noise (Flux): Adds noise to a FLUX latents tensor using the appropriate ratio given the denoising schedule timestep.
  • Clipseg Mask Hierarchy: Creates a segmentation hierarchy of mutually exclusive masks from Clipseg text prompts.
  • CMYK Color Separation: Gets color images from a base color and two others that subtractively mix to obtain it.
  • CMYK Merge: Merges subtractive color channels (CMYK and alpha).
  • CMYK Split: Splits an image into subtractive color channels (CMYK and alpha).
  • Flatten Histogram (Grayscale): Scales the values of an L-mode image to the full range 0–255 in equal proportions.
  • Frequency Spectrum Match Latents: Generates latent noise with the frequency spectrum of target latents, masked by a mask image.
  • Image Quantize (Kohonen map): Quantizes the pixel values of an image with a Kohonen self-organizing map.
  • Image Search to Mask (Clipseg): Generates an image mask from an image prompt with the Clipseg model.
  • Latent Quantize (Kohonen map): Quantizes the values of a latents tensor with a self-organizing map.
  • Noise (Spectral characteristics): Creates a latents tensor of 2D noise channels approximating the desired characteristics.
  • Offset Image: Offsets an image by a percentage or pixel amount, wrapping it around.
  • Offset Latents: Offsets a latents tensor by a percentage of its height and width, wrapping it around.
  • RGB Merge: Merges RGB color channels and alpha.
  • RGB Split: Splits an image into RGB color channels and alpha.
  • Rotate/Flip Image: Rotates an image by an angle in degrees clockwise, or flips it.
  • Shadows/Highlights/Midtones: Extracts shadows, midtones and highlights masks from an image.
  • Text Mask: Renders a text mask in 2D from a given font.
  • Text to Mask (Clipseg): Generates an image mask from a text prompt with the Clipseg model.
  • Text to Mask Advanced (Clipseg): Generates image masks from several text prompts with the Clipseg model.
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  Image Dominant Color

  by VeyDlin

  Find the dominant color of an image with k-means clustering.

  • Utility
  Repository: Image Dominant ColorCopy Git URL: Image Dominant Color
  Details: Image Dominant Color

  Git URL: https://github.com/VeyDlin/image-dominant-color-node.git

  Examples

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  Image Export

  by veeliks

  Save images as AVIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF or WebP with format-specific compression and quality options.

  • Utility
  • Archived
  • Extra packages
  Repository: Image ExportCopy Git URL: Image Export
  Details: Image Export

  Git URL: https://github.com/veeliks/invoke_image_export.git

  The repository is archived, so the pack gets no more updates.

  The pack needs Python packages that InvokeAI doesn't install. Install them as its README describes, then restart InvokeAI.

  Nodes

  • Save Image as AVIF
  • Save Image as JPEG
  • Save Image as PNG
  • Save Image as TIFF
  • Save Image as WebP

  Examples

• Image Picker

  by JPPhoto

  Pick one image at random from a collection.

  • Utility
  Repository: Image PickerCopy Git URL: Image Picker
  Details: Image Picker

  Useful when you have several poses to choose from for a ControlNet node, or several input images for another purpose.

  Git URL: https://github.com/JPPhoto/image-picker-node.git
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  Image Resize Plus

  by VeyDlin

  Resize images to fill, stretch, fit, center or crop.

  • Sizing & upscaling
  Repository: Image Resize PlusCopy Git URL: Image Resize Plus
  Details: Image Resize Plus

  Git URL: https://github.com/VeyDlin/image-resize-plus-node.git

  Examples

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  Image to Character Art Image Nodes

  by mickr777

  Convert an image into ASCII or Unicode character art.

  • Image effects
  Repository: Image to Character Art Image NodesCopy Git URL: Image to Character Art Image Nodes
  Details: Image to Character Art Image Nodes

  Git URL: https://github.com/mickr777/imagetoasciiimage.git

  Examples

• Latent Upscale

  by gogurtenjoyer

  Upscale SD 1.5 and SDXL latents with a small model instead of interpolation.

  • Sizing & upscaling
  Repository: Latent UpscaleCopy Git URL: Latent Upscale
  Details: Latent Upscale

  The model is about 2.4 MB. Upscaling with it avoids the usual downsides of the latent upscale technique.

  Git URL: https://github.com/gogurtenjoyer/latent-upscale.git
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  Load Video Frame

  by helix4u

  Load and index video frames and make videos, for animation with iterators and ControlNet.

  • Video & 3D
  • ControlNet & adapters
  Repository: Load Video FrameCopy Git URL: Load Video Frame
  Details: Load Video Frame

  A video frame image provider, an indexer and video creation nodes, for hooking up to iterators, ranges, ControlNets and so on. Think animation and ControlNet outputs.

  Git URL: https://github.com/helix4u/load_video_frame.git

  Examples

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  Make 3D

  by srcrr

  Create 3D stereo images from 2D originals.

  • Video & 3D
  • Manual setup
  Repository: Make 3D
  Details: Make 3D

  Not a pack folder, so the Nodes manager can't install it. InvokeAI loads a folder in nodes only when it has an __init__.py: follow the repository's instructions.

  Links

  • Example workflow

  Examples

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  Mask Operations

  by VeyDlin

  Combine masks with the logical operations OR, SUB and AND.

  • Masks & backgrounds
  Repository: Mask OperationsCopy Git URL: Mask Operations
  Details: Mask Operations

  Git URL: https://github.com/VeyDlin/mask-operations-node.git

  Examples

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  Match Histogram

  by skunkworxdark

  Match the histogram of one image to another's.

  • Image effects
  Repository: Match HistogramCopy Git URL: Match Histogram
  Details: Match Histogram

  Like the core Color Correct node, but it works in the YCbCr color space, handles images of different sizes and needs no mask. It can transfer only the luminance channel, and save the output as grayscale. A good use is normalizing the colors of an image that went through the tiled upscaling workflow of the XYGrid nodes.

  Git URL: https://github.com/skunkworxdark/match_histogram.git

  Examples

• Metadata Linked Nodes

  by skunkworxdark

  Collect metadata inside an Iterate node, and extract metadata from an image.

  • Utility
  Repository: Metadata Linked NodesCopy Git URL: Metadata Linked Nodes
  Details: Metadata Linked Nodes

  Git URL: https://github.com/skunkworxdark/metadata-linked-nodes.git

  Nodes

  • Metadata Item Linked: Collects metadata inside an iterate node, with no collect node or conversion to a metadata node.
  • Metadata From Image: Provides the metadata of an image.
  • Metadata To String: Extracts a string value of a label from metadata.
  • Metadata To Integer: Extracts an integer value of a label from metadata.
  • Metadata To Float: Extracts a float value of a label from metadata.
  • Metadata To Scheduler: Extracts a scheduler value of a label from metadata.
  • Metadata To Bool: Extracts bool values from metadata.
  • Metadata To Model: Extracts model types from metadata.
  • Metadata To SDXL Model: Extracts SDXL model types from metadata.
  • Metadata To LoRAs: Extracts LoRAs from metadata.
  • Metadata To SDXL LoRAs: Extracts SDXL LoRAs from metadata.
  • Metadata To ControlNets: Extracts ControlNets from metadata.
  • Metadata To IP-Adapters: Extracts IP-Adapters from metadata.
  • Metadata To T2I-Adapters: Extracts T2I-Adapters from metadata.
  • Denoise Latents + Metadata: The core Denoise Latents node with a metadata input and output.
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  Negative Image

  by VeyDlin

  Invert an image into its negative, for visual effects and mask inversion.

  • Image effects
  • Masks & backgrounds
  Repository: Negative ImageCopy Git URL: Negative Image
  Details: Negative Image

  Git URL: https://github.com/VeyDlin/negative-image-node.git

  Examples

• Nightmare Promptgen

  by gogurtenjoyer

  Generate imaginative, usually nightmarish, prompts with a local text generation model.

  • Prompt tools
  • Language models
  Repository: Nightmare PromptgenCopy Git URL: Nightmare Promptgen
  Details: Nightmare Promptgen

  By default it offers GPT-Neo models the author fine-tuned on more than 2,500 of their own InvokeAI prompts in Compel format, and you can add your own. Troublesome words can be replaced with a random choice from a list you define.

  Git URL: https://github.com/gogurtenjoyer/nightmare-promptgen.git
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  Ollama Node

  by Jonseed

  Expand short prompts into detailed natural-language prompts with a local LLM through Ollama.

  • Prompt tools
  • Language models
  Repository: Ollama NodeCopy Git URL: Ollama Node
  Details: Ollama Node

  Works well for expanding basic prompts into detailed prompts for FLUX. A toggle unloads the LLM right after expanding, to free VRAM for the rest of the generation.

  Git URL: https://github.com/Jonseed/Ollama-Node.git

  Links

  • Example FLUX workflow

  Examples

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  One Button Prompt

  by AIrjen

  An extensive suite of automatic prompt generation and prompt helper nodes.

  • Prompt tools
  Repository: One Button PromptCopy Git URL: One Button Prompt
  Details: One Button Prompt

  The main node generates prompts from a set of parameters. Other nodes include Auto Negative Prompt, One Button Artify and Create Prompt Variant.

  Git URL: https://github.com/AIrjen/OneButtonPrompt_X_InvokeAI.git

  Examples

  • The nodes

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  Prompt Tools

  by skunkworxdark

  Prompt (string) manipulation tools, to use with Prompts From File and other prompt generators.

  • Prompt tools
  Repository: Prompt ToolsCopy Git URL: Prompt Tools
  Details: Prompt Tools

  Prompt Join, Prompt Join Three, Prompt Replace and Prompt Split Neg moved into InvokeAI as String Join, String Join Three, String Replace and String Split Neg, and are no longer in this pack.

  Git URL: https://github.com/skunkworxdark/prompt-tools.git

  Nodes

  • Prompt To File: Saves a prompt or collection of prompts to a file, one per line, appending or overwriting.
  • PTFields Collect: Converts image generation fields into a JSON string that can be passed to Prompt To File.
  • PTFields Expand: Converts a JSON string into individual generation parameters. Can be fed from Prompt To File.
  • Prompt Strength: Formats a prompt with a strength, like Compel's weighted format.
  • Prompt Strength Combine: Combines weighted prompts for .and() and .blend().
  • CSV To Index String: Gets a string from a CSV by index, with a random index option.

  Examples

• Remote Image

  by fieldOfView

  Load images from, and post images to, websites and local servers.

  • Utility
  Repository: Remote ImageCopy Git URL: Remote Image
  Details: Remote Image

  Git URL: https://github.com/fieldOfView/InvokeAI-remote_image.git

  Nodes

  • Load Remote Image: Loads remote images, such as a live webcam image, an image of the day, or dynamically created images.
  • Post Image to Remote Server: Uploads an image to a remote server with an HTTP POST request, for storage, display or further processing.
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  Remove Background

  by VeyDlin

  Remove image backgrounds with the rembg package and several U2NET models.

  • Masks & backgrounds
  Repository: Remove BackgroundCopy Git URL: Remove Background
  Details: Remove Background

  Git URL: https://github.com/VeyDlin/remove-background-node.git

  Examples

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  Retroize

  by Ar7ific1al

  Pixelize, quantize, palettize and dither images for a retro look.

  • Image effects
  Repository: RetroizeCopy Git URL: Retroize
  Details: Retroize

  Works on any image, from your gallery or from within the graph. Can also extract palettes from existing images.

  Git URL: https://github.com/Ar7ific1al/invokeai-retroizeinode.git

  Examples

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  Simple Skin Detection

  by VeyDlin

  Detect skin in images from predefined color thresholds.

  • Masks & backgrounds
  Repository: Simple Skin DetectionCopy Git URL: Simple Skin Detection
  Details: Simple Skin Detection

  Git URL: https://github.com/VeyDlin/simple-skin-detection-node.git

  Examples

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  Size Stepper Nodes

  by dwringer

  Calculate the intermediate sizes for multi-step upscaling workflows.

  • Sizing & upscaling
  Repository: Size Stepper NodesCopy Git URL: Size Stepper Nodes
  Details: Size Stepper Nodes

  Enter your full size and orientation (portrait, landscape or random) in Final Size & Orientation, then plug it and your initial generation size into Ideal Size Stepper to get one, two or three intermediate sizes for upscaling. The outputs are only the intermediate sizes, not the initial or full size.

  Git URL: https://github.com/dwringer/size-stepper-nodes.git

  Nodes

  • Final Size & Orientation: Your full size dimensions and orientation.
  • Ideal Size Stepper: One, two or three intermediate pairs of dimensions between the initial and full size.
  • Random Switch (Integers): A generic version of Final Size & Orientation without the orientation choice.

  Examples

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  Stereogram Nodes

  by simonfuhrmann

  Create cross-view or parallel-view stereograms.

  • Video & 3D
  Repository: Stereogram NodesCopy Git URL: Stereogram Nodes
  Details: Stereogram Nodes

  Stereograms are 2D images that reveal a 3D scene when viewed properly.

  Git URL: https://github.com/simonfuhrmann/invokeai-stereo.git

  Links

  • Viewing tutorials on r/CrossView

  Examples

• Text font to Image

  by mickr777

  Render text in a chosen font as an image.

  • Utility
  • ControlNet & adapters
  Repository: Text font to ImageCopy Git URL: Text font to Image
  Details: Text font to Image

  Downloads the font to use, or takes it from the font cache. The text always resizes to the image size; padding controls the margin, and there is an optional second line. The author's examples use the output with a depth ControlNet.

  Git URL: https://github.com/mickr777/textfontimage.git
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  Thresholding

  by JPPhoto

  Masks for the highlights, midtones and shadows of an image.

  • Masks & backgrounds
  Repository: ThresholdingCopy Git URL: Thresholding
  Details: Thresholding

  You can blur the lookup table used to make the masks from the source image.

  Git URL: https://github.com/JPPhoto/thresholding-node.git

  Examples

  • Input

  • Highlights

  • Midtones

  • Shadows

  • Highlights, LUT blur on

  • Midtones, LUT blur on

  • Shadows, LUT blur on

• Unsharp Mask

  by JPPhoto

  Sharpen an image with an unsharp mask filter, keeping its alpha channel.

  • Image effects
  Repository: Unsharp MaskCopy Git URL: Unsharp Mask
  Details: Unsharp Mask

  Git URL: https://github.com/JPPhoto/unsharp-mask-node.git
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  XY Image to Grid and Images to Grids

  by skunkworxdark

  Image grids, labeled XY parameter grids, and tiled upscaling with seamless recombining.

  • Compositing & grids
  • Sizing & upscaling
  Repository: XY Image to Grid and Images to GridsCopy Git URL: XY Image to Grid and Images to Grids
  Details: XY Image to Grid and Images to Grids

  Makes grids of images from several inputs, labeled XY grids from parameters, and overlapping tiles for super-resolution workflows, which it recombines into one image, blending the seams.

  Git URL: https://github.com/skunkworxdark/XYGrid_nodes.git

  Nodes

  • Images To Grids: Combines multiple images into a grid of images.
  • XYImages To Grids: Takes X and Y parameters and creates a labeled image grid.
  • XYImage Tiles: Super-resolution (embiggen) style tiled resizing.
  • Image To XYImages: Cuts an image into a number of columns and rows.
  • Supporting nodes: Helpers for data wrangling and building XYImage collections.

  Examples

Add your node pack

Each pack on this page is one YAML file in docs/src/content/community-nodes/. To list yours, add a file there in a pull request; the README in that folder lists the fields. Creating Nodes explains how to build a pack.

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