# ComfyUI Constrain Resolution Node A ComfyUI node that analyzes images and suggests optimal dimensions while preserving aspect ratio. This node is particularly useful in image-to-image and image-to-video workflows where maintaining aspect ratios and resolution constraints is crucial. ## Features - Analyzes input images and suggests optimal dimensions - Preserves aspect ratio while fitting within minimum and maximum resolution constraints - Handles both landscape and portrait orientations - Passes through the original image unmodified for chaining with other nodes - Provides both constrained dimensions and aspect ratio information ## Inputs - **Image**: The input image to analyze (required) - **Min Resolution**: Minimum resolution in pixels for both width and height - **Max Resolution**: Maximum resolution in pixels for both width and height ## Outputs - **Image**: The unchanged input image (passed through) - **Constrained Width**: Suggested width that fits within min/max constraints - **Constrained Height**: Suggested height that fits within min/max constraints - **Constrained Aspect Ratio**: The aspect ratio of the constrained dimensions - **Original Aspect Ratio**: The original aspect ratio of the input image ## Usage ### Basic Workflow 1. Connect your image source to the `Image` input 2. Set your desired minimum and maximum resolution constraints 3. Connect the `Image` output to your preferred resize node (e.g., Image Resize) 4. Use the `Constrained Width` and `Constrained Height` outputs to set the dimensions in your resize node ### Common Use Cases - **Image-to-Image**: Ensure consistent image sizes while maintaining aspect ratios - **Image-to-Video**: Prepare frames with proper dimensions for video generation - **Batch Processing**: Standardize image dimensions across multiple images - **Resolution Optimization**: Find optimal dimensions for specific model requirements ## Installation Use Comfy Manager or: 1. Create a `custom_nodes` folder in your ComfyUI directory if it doesn't exist 2. Clone this repository into the `custom_nodes` folder: git clone https://github.com/EnragedAntelope/ComfyUI-Constrain-Resolution ## License This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 - see the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.