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⚡| Style & Prompt Encoder

text

Encodes the result of fusing a prompt with a visual style, generating embeddings that guide the diffusion process. This node is similar to ComfyUI's native "CLIP Text Encode (Prompt)", but it includes the option to select a visual style for the generated image.

Inputs

clip

The text encoder model used to encode the prompt and style.

customization

Optional input that can remain disconnected, allows redefining the internal settings of predefined styles.
You can connect either a multi-line string containing the custom configurations or a "My Top-10 Styles" node.
If a multi-line string node is connected, its text should follow this format: each style definition starts with ">>>" followed by the name, then includes lines describing the style template. The template must include "{$@}" where the user's prompt will be inserted.

Example:

>>>Phone Photo
YOUR CONTEXT:
Your photographs has android phone cam-quality.
Your photographs exhibit surprising compositions, sharp complex backgrounds,
natural lighting, and candid moments that feel immediate and authentic.
Your photographs are actual gritty candid photographic background.
YOUR PHOTO:
{$@}


>>>Casual Photo
YOUR CONTEXT:
You are an amateur documentary photographer taking low quality photos.
Your photographs exhibit sharp backgrounds, unpolished realism with natural lighting,
and candid friendship-level moments that feel immediate and authentic.
YOUR PHOTO:
{$@}

style

Displays the currently active style, or "none" if no style will be applied.

<Select Style button>

Opens the style gallery to browse and choose from available styles easily.
This includes search functionality, filtering options, and a sample image showing what each style would look like.

text

This is where you input your prompt. For better style application, avoid including messages in the prompt that might interfere with the selected style.

Outputs

conditioning

The encoded prompt embeddings with applied style, used to guide the model during generation.

string

The prompt text after applying the selected style. Typically not used, but can be employed for advanced purposes.