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Resolution Selector for ComfyUI
Custom node for ComfyUI providing easy resolution and empty latent selection for image generation workflows.
Features
Resolution Selector
- Model-optimised resolution presets (portrait, landscape, square)
- Empty latent output for direct KSampler connection
- Custom width/height inputs with independent multiplier and latent
Installation
# Change to the directory you installed ComfyUI
cd pathTo/ComfyUI
# Change to the custom_nodes directory
cd custom_nodes
# Clone the repo into custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/bradsec/ComfyUI_ResolutionSelector.git
# Restart ComfyUI
Usage
Resolution Selector
Add Node: Add Node > utils > Resolution Selector
Inputs:
model(dropdown) - Select your image generation model or "All" for all resolutionsresolution(dropdown) - Choose from model-optimized presets with aspect ratios (e.g., "1920x1080 (16:9 Landscape)")resolution_multiplier(dropdown) - Multiply preset resolution (1x, 2x, 3x, 4x)custom_width(optional) - Override with custom width (0-4096, step 8)custom_height(optional) - Override with custom height (0-4096, step 8)custom_multiplier(optional) - Independent multiplier for custom dimensions (1x, 2x, 3x, 4x)
Outputs:
width(INT) - Preset resolution width in pixelsheight(INT) - Preset resolution height in pixelslatent(LATENT) - Empty latent tensor for preset resolutioncustom_width(INT) - Custom width (0 if not set)custom_height(INT) - Custom height (0 if not set)custom_latent(LATENT) - Empty latent tensor for custom resolution
Example Workflows:
Basic preset with multiplier:
Resolution Selector (model: SDXL, resolution: "1024x1024 (1:1 Square)", multiplier: 2x)
→ width: 2048, height: 2048
→ latent → KSampler
Custom dimensions with independent multiplier:
Resolution Selector (custom_width: 1024, custom_height: 768, custom_multiplier: 2x)
→ custom_width: 2048, custom_height: 1536
→ custom_latent → KSampler
Using "All" model option:
Resolution Selector (model: All, resolution: "1920x1080 (16:9 Landscape)")
→ Shows all 34 unique resolutions from all models
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