ComfyUI Account Manager adds login, admin-managed user registration, API token generation, IP filtering, and per-account asset isolation to ComfyUI through a custom node extension.

Features

Admin-first setup with managed user registration.
JWT cookie or bearer-token authentication for ComfyUI routes.
Per-account input, temp, output, queue, and history isolation.
Per-account image/video asset visibility for generated outputs and uploaded assets.
Admin accounts can inspect all account assets, including legacy public assets.
Optional IP allow/deny lists, login timeout protection, HTTPS enforcement, and ComfyUI Manager admin-only access.

Install

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/magicwang1111/ComfyUI-Account-Manager
cd ComfyUI-Account-Manager
pip install -r requirements.txt

Restart ComfyUI, open the Web UI, and register the first account. The first registered account becomes the administrator.

Configuration

Edit config.json before starting ComfyUI.

{
  "secret_key_env": "SECRET_KEY",
  "secret_key_file": "secret_key.txt",
  "users_db": "users_db.json",
  "history_db": "history.sqlite3",
  "access_token_expiration_hours": 8760,
  "max_access_token_expiration_hours": 8760,
  "log": "account_manager.log",
  "log_levels": ["INFO"],
  "whitelist": "whitelist.txt",
  "blacklist": "blacklist.txt",
  "blacklist_after_attempts": 0,
  "free_memory_on_logout": false,
  "force_https": false,
  "separate_users": true,
  "manager_admin_only": false
}

separate_users enables account-specific inputs, outputs, queue history, and asset visibility. The older misspelled seperate_users key is still accepted for compatibility, but new installs should use separate_users.

Completed generation history is persisted in history.sqlite3 and restored when ComfyUI restarts. The history database keeps the same 10,000-item limit as ComfyUI's in-memory history.

ComfyUI's optional Assets panel is separate from queue history and requires starting ComfyUI with --enable-assets.

API Access

Authenticated API calls can include either:

Authorization: Bearer <jwt>
a cookie named jwt_token

Register

POST /register

{
  "new_user_username": "your_username",
  "new_user_password": "your_password",
  "username": "admin_username",
  "password": "admin_password"
}

POST /login

{
  "username": "your_username",
  "password": "your_password"
}

The login response includes user_settings_id, which is used by the frontend to bind ComfyUI requests to the authenticated account.

Notes

Ordinary users only see assets generated or uploaded under their own account.
Administrators can view all users' assets and legacy public assets.
Existing public assets are not migrated automatically.
This extension improves access isolation for shared ComfyUI installs, but it is not a substitute for a full security review of your deployment.

README.md

ComfyUI Account Manager