Load Image Pixaroma

What it does

A drop-in replacement for the native Load Image node with an inline resize panel, so you rarely need a separate resize node downstream. Supports all native features: upload, drag-drop, paste, animated images, and alpha-to-mask extraction.

Resize modes: Off, Max megapixels, Longest side, Scale by, Fit inside, Crop to fill, Match aspect ratio, and Pad. Snap chips, a resample picker, and an upscale toggle round out the controls.

How to use

• Click Upload, drag a file onto the node, or paste from the clipboard to load an image.
• Use the thumbnail dropdown (with subfolder groups) or the ◀ ▶ arrows to switch between images.
• Pick a resize mode chip in the panel. Its controls appear below.
• The node shows a live INPUT to OUTPUT size card so you can confirm the final dimensions before running.
• The gear beside Upload Image opens this node's settings: your picture folders, the thumbnail size, and the button colour.

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, with its subfolders grouped inside.

Click a picture to use it. It is copied into ComfyUI's input folder, so everything else (the preview, the Mask Editor, saved workflows) 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 window opens on the computer running ComfyUI; picking a folder there is also what gives Pixaroma permission to read it. The ✕ in the gear removes a folder from the list without touching its pictures.

Outputs

image

The loaded image, after any resize.

mask

Alpha channel as a mask (blank if the image has no alpha).

width

Output width in pixels, after any resize.

height

Output height in pixels, after any resize.

filename

The image filename (without extension).

original_width

Width of the original image before any resize.

original_height

Height of the original image before any resize.