Common_Resolution_Presets Node for ComfyUI

Overview

Common_Resolution_Presets is a custom node for ComfyUI that provides a dropdown of standard width and height presets, allowing you to select common resolutions instantly without having to manually enter dimensions each time. Custom presets can also be added.

Installation and Usage

1. Click here to download. Then extract the folder, and place it inside your ComfyUI's custom_nodes folder.

2. Start/Restart ComfyUI for the changes to take effect.

3. Add the node by searching "Common Resolution Presets" in your Node Library.

   

   Alternatively, you can right click in an empty space in your ComfyUI workflow, and select Add Node -> Utils -> Resolution -> Common Resolution Presets.

   

4. Connect the width and height outputs of this node to the width and height input nodes in your workflow.

   

Included Presets

The following resolution presets are included -

Square: 1024x1024, 1280x1280, 1536x1536, 2048x2048

Landscape: 1152x896, 1152x864, 1248x832, 1280x720, 1344x576, 1440x1120, 1472x1104, 1536x1024, 1536x864, 1680x720, 1728x1344, 1728x1296, 1872x1248, 2048x1152, 2016x864

Portrait: 896x1152, 864x1152, 832x1248, 720x1280, 576x1344, 1120x1440, 1104x1472, 1024x1536, 864x1536, 720x1680, 1344x1728, 1296x1728, 1248x1872, 1152x2048, 864x2016

Adding Custom Resolution Presets

Custom presets can be easily added by editing the common_resolution_presets.py file.

1. Open the file in your text editor of choice.
2. Add your custom preset below the line that starts with #Add custom presets below this line
3. Save and close the file. Restart ComfyUI for the changes to take effect.

Below is a simple example of how to add 3072 x 3072 custom resolution.

    ...
        "Portrait - 1248x1872 (2:3)": (1248, 1872),
        "Portrait - 1152x2048 (9:16)": (1152, 2048),
        "Portrait - 864x2016 (9:21)": (864, 2016),
        #Add custom presets below this line
        "My Custom Resolution - 3072x3072 (1:1)": (3072, 3072),
    }
    ...

If you want you can also add the presets under the square, landscape, or portrait groups in the code. You can name them whatever you want, and add as many as you want.

Issues

For bugs, feature requests, or questions, please open an issue on the project's GitHub with a clear description, steps to reproduce, and any relevant logs or screenshots.