Load Image Mini Pixaroma

What it does

This is the small version of Load Image Pixaroma. It loads a picture from ComfyUI's input folder and gives you a clean, minimal node - a toolbar, the file picker, and a preview - with only two outputs so it does not clutter the canvas.

Everything the full Load Image can do is still here. The upload, paste and drag-drop all work, and Open in MaskEditor and Copy/Paste (Clipspace) behave exactly as they do on the full node.

The toolbar

Upload

Choose an image file from your computer.

Paste

Paste an image from the clipboard (or press Ctrl+V while the node is selected).

Gear

Open the settings panel: the resize modes, snap, resample, upscaling, your picture folders, and this node's accent colour.

Picking a file

Use the arrows to flip through the images in your input folder one at a time (PageUp / PageDown also work), or click the filename to open the picker and choose from thumbnails. You can also drag an image straight onto the node.

Your own picture folders

Pictures do not have to be in ComfyUI's input folder. Click + Folder in the picker (or Add folder… in the gear) and pick a folder in the window that opens. It then shows up on the left of the picker, under Folders.

Click a picture to use it. It is copied into ComfyUI's input folder, so everything else works as usual, and at each Run it is refreshed from the original, so changes you make in another program are used. While the picture comes from a folder, the arrows step through that folder. The folder list is shared with Load Image Pixaroma.

Resize lives in the gear

To keep the face small, all the resizing lives in the gear settings panel: Max megapixels, Longest side, Scale by, Fit inside, Crop to fill, and Match ratio, plus snap and the resample filter. It is the same resize engine as the full Load Image. Padding is not here on purpose - use Outpaint Pixaroma for that.

The two small cards on the face show the input size and the resulting output size so you can see the resize at a glance.

Outputs

image

The loaded picture, after any resize you set in the gear.

image_info

A small bundle carrying the mask, width, height and filename. Wire it into Image Info Pixaroma only when you need those extras - that is what keeps this loader small.