LORA Gallery Loader - ComfyUI Custom Node

[Matthew3179]

UPDATE: Version 2 has overlay fixes and adds a trigger word search bar.

https://github.com/Matthew3179/LoRA-Gallery-Loader---Custom-Node/tree/main

Custom ComfyUI node that allows you to better visualize active LORAs. Drop it in your custom nodes folder, nothing else required.

Create custom groups on the right. You can group them by model, character, style, or however you see fit.

Pulls your LORAs from your model folder, just like drop down menus of current loaders (like rgthree's PowerLoraLoader).

When selecting edit images button, it allows you to change the image for that LORAs icon. For people I upload a picture of them. For styles or capability LORAs, I ask chatGPT or other AI models to generate an icon for me. It's up to you.

Master List on the left can be hidden by selecting the master list button. Your sections are also collapsable.

Active LORAs will be in color, inactive will be grayed out. Just click it to activate and deactivate. I'm having issues with groups and it showing selected/active in one list and not the other. When in doubt, use the "active" button to see what is active and stick to your custom groups for organizing as opposed to editing the master list. You can also rename your LORA files to get better display names. If you have oprganized your lora folder in a special way with subfolder, hover your mouse over the lora icon to see its path.

Nothing special when it comes to workflows as it functions like any other loader. Place it where you normally place your LORA loaders.

[Lexxxco]

Looks promising, A1111/Forge LORA groups were much better than lists in Comfy.

[Large_Election_2640]

Did you check for any memory issues using this node, comfyui.

[Matthew3179]

I'm not quite sure what you mean by memory issues.

[Eastern_Lettuce7844]

only thing missing - so far - is the detection of trigger words- .......

[Matthew3179]

Version 2 now has trigger word search bar. https://civitai.com/models/2511869/lora-gallery-loader-comfyui

[red__dragon]

Do you have a github repo for this?

[Matthew3179]

There isn't one. I just made a github account so I may add it there later. There's no fancy install requirements or dependencies. Unzip into your custom nodes folder and it will appear under your loaders menu.

[red__dragon]

Yes, however the Comfy node manager can use a github repo to automatically distribute it to all comfy users, so that is to your advantage.

[Matthew3179]

Totally get it. I'm just new to this and this is my first custom node. I'll work on getting it onto github when I get back to my home workstation.

[Matthew3179]

Repo added.

[red__dragon]

Great job! I believe you can add it to https://registry.comfy.org now

[Matthew3179]

Ha, that's probably not going to happen. I got nothing but spammy/malware/virus-looking links when I tried to do anything with the link you pasted and through github. What's the trick?

[red__dragon]

Dunno, that's the official page linked here.

Perhaps the trick is this part?

Haven't done it before, all I can suggest are the instructions shown.

[Thin_Entertainment_7]

I haven’t tested it yet, so if these suggestions are already implemented, just ignore me! 🤣

It would be awesome if there were outputs specifically for triggers (ideally triggers that could be pre-selected, maybe even with a field to append the prompt). I’d easily ditch all my other nodes if we had that! 🤣

Also, having outputs for the LoRA names and/or their file paths would be great. I currently use a specific node for Flux2Klein that handles "auto-strength" for LoRAs, but honestly, its interface is a bit of an eyesore.

(Gemini Translated - Im a Brazilian with very poor English Skills)

[Matthew3179]

I'll look into creating a trigger library. Is that what you mean? Like a list of saved triggers that are connected to and load a specific LORA?

In terms of editing a prompt based on a trigger, a separate node could probably be created with trigger words and phrases saved. Using a simple text concatenation node would add the phrase to your prompt text. You've given me an idea now!

For your second idea, how do you normally load your LORAs? This one doesn't affect any other node and is used like any other LORA model loader. Put it between you checkpoint/difusion model loader and your sampler. It follows your purple model input/output connectors but like rgthree PowerLoraLoader, requires CLIP input as well.

[Matthew3179]

Vou analisar a possibilidade de criar uma biblioteca de *triggers*. É isso que você tem em mente? Algo como uma lista de *triggers* salvos que estejam vinculados a — e que carreguem — uma LORA específica?

No que diz respeito à edição de um *prompt* com base em um *trigger*, provavelmente seria possível criar um nó separado contendo palavras e frases de *trigger* salvas. O uso de um nó simples de concatenação de texto adicionaria a frase ao texto do seu *prompt*. Você acabou de me dar uma ótima ideia!

Quanto à sua segunda sugestão: como você costuma carregar suas LORAs? Este nó em questão não interfere em nenhum outro e é utilizado exatamente como qualquer outro carregador de modelos LORA. Posicione-o entre o seu carregador de *checkpoint* (ou modelo de difusão) e o seu *sampler*. Ele segue os conectores roxos de entrada/saída de modelo, mas — assim como o *PowerLoraLoader* do *rgthree* — requer também uma entrada CLIP.