Lead the README with the graph, not the animation
Swaps the animated loop for a screenshot of the consistency grid actually running: one Load feeding three Apply nodes, three unrelated subjects, three renders that hold the same style. The animation only ever showed outputs — this shows the mechanism and the result together, which is the thing worth proving. Keeps assets/workflow.webp: it is the source the five template thumbnails were cut from, now noted in .comfyignore so it does not read as dead weight. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# README artwork. The README references it by absolute URL, so GitHub and the
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# Registry both render it without the bytes riding along into every install.
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# workflows/*.webp are NOT excluded — those are the template thumbnails, and
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# ComfyUI reads them from disk next to each workflow JSON.
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# Artwork. consistency-grid.webp and gallery.webp are referenced by the README
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# via absolute URL, so GitHub and the Registry render them without the bytes
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# riding along into every install. workflow.webp is the animated source the
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# five workflows/*.jpg thumbnails were cut from — keep it, or regenerating them
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# means re-rendering the frames.
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#
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# workflows/*.jpg are NOT excluded: those are the thumbnails, and ComfyUI reads
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# them from disk next to each workflow JSON. They must ship.
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assets/
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# Tooling caches and editor droppings, in case a publish runs from a working
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# StyleRef nodes for ComfyUI
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<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/StyleRef/styleref-comfyui/main/assets/workflow.webp" alt="One StyleRef style applied to seven different subjects" width="420" align="right">
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Define a creative style once on [StyleRef](https://styleref.io) — colors,
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lighting, mood, composition, guardrails — then load it as a node and reuse it
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across your workflows.
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Every frame on the right is the same style, a different subject.
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One **StyleRef Load** feeding three **Apply** nodes with three unrelated
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subjects — a rooftop at dusk, a record shop, a toy unicorn. The style holds;
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only the subject changes. That is the whole idea.
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The style is compiled server-side for whichever model you point it at, so the
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same style produces prompt text phrased appropriately for each one.
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