The node card

The node card opens next to the library when you click a node in the Nodes tab. It says what the node does, where it comes from, what goes in, what you set on it and what comes out, before you put it on the canvas.

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What the card shows

PartWhat it says
Categorythe group of the node in ComfyUI, for example sampling
Comes from"ComfyUI itself", or the node pack. When the app knows the pack, a second, quieter sentence says what it is.
What the pack says about itselffor a node from a pack: the pack's own description and Repository with Copy the repository link (More / Less for a long text)
What it is, Usually used for, How to connect it, Watch outthe app's built-in knowledge of this node, with the mark Fact (read from ComfyUI or the file) or Guess (concluded from names and context)
Description from its authorwhat the node's author wrote, when there is no knowledge of the app
What goes inthe inputs, each with its data type; "optional" marks the ones that may stay empty. Hover over a type (VIDEO, AUDIO and the others too) to read what it carries.
Fields on the nodethe fields: "default 20", "from 1 to 10000", "a list of 12", "a file from the folder loras", "text"
What comes outthe outputs with their types

When nothing goes in, the card says "Nothing is linked into it: a branch starts here." When nothing comes out: "Nothing comes out: a branch ends here."

Buttons

  • Add to canvas puts the node on the canvas.
  • Ask the assistant asks "What does the node "…" do, and when is it used?".
  • The cross or Escape closes the card.

When little is known

  • "Neither ComfyUI nor the pack says what this node does. Ask the assistant: it reads the inputs and outputs below."
  • "Its inputs and outputs are not read yet. Start ComfyUI and sync again."

See also

This page is imported from the application repository's wiki (docs/wiki/interface/Node-Card.md, revision b8e3f71). The same guide is built into the app: Help ▸ User guide.

To refresh it, run npm run import and then npm run build in the website folder.