Sizes Pixaroma
Your own list of favourite resolutions, with a one-click orientation flip.
What it does
Keep the exact width x height sizes you use in one list, pick one, and it outputs width and height. Wire those into an Empty Latent Image (or anywhere a width and height are needed).
Portrait and Landscape
The two buttons flip the chosen size between tall and wide. Add a size like 1024 x 1536 once and reuse it in either orientation - you do not need a separate entry for each. Square sizes look the same both ways.
Settings
Click the gear (or right-click the node) to open the settings. There you can add a new size, remove or reorder sizes by dragging, load a set of common sizes in one click, pick the highlight colour, and snap width and height to a multiple of 8, 16, 32, or 64 so the numbers stay friendly for the VAE. Snapping is off by default.
Marking the recommended sizes
Click the star beside a size in settings and it gets a star on the node too. Handy when a list holds every size a workflow accepts but only some of them suit the model you are running: star those, and you can see at a glance which to pick.
A star is a reminder only - it changes nothing about what the node sends out, and you can still choose any size in the list. Stars follow the size itself, so reordering the list, flipping between portrait and landscape, or removing a size and adding it back all keep them.
The buttons on the node
- The fold arrow
- Collapses the list down to just the chosen size, or opens it again.
- Portrait and Landscape
- Shows the chosen size tall or wide, swapping which number is the width.
- The gear
- Opens the settings panel, where you add, remove, reorder and recolour your sizes.
- A size in the list
- Click any one to make it the size this node sends out.
- Add, in settings
- Type a width and height, then add it to your list.
- The drag handles, in settings
- Drag a size up or down to reorder the list.
- The star, in settings
- Marks a size as recommended. It then shows a star on the node. Click again to unmark.
- Snap, in settings
- Rounds every size to a multiple of 8, 16, 32 or 64.
- Add common sizes, in settings
- Adds a set of popular square sizes from 512 up to 2048 in one click.
What comes out
This is the help that comes with Pixaroma 1.4.212. Inside ComfyUI, select the node and click the orange ? above it to read the same help there.