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Facilitates saving and uploading images to Amazon S3 for AI artists, streamlining the process securely.
The SaveImageS3
node is designed to facilitate the seamless saving and uploading of images to an Amazon S3 bucket. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to store their generated images in a cloud environment for easy access and sharing. By leveraging this node, you can automatically save images with metadata, compress them, and upload them to a specified S3 bucket, all in one streamlined process. This not only saves time but also ensures that your images are securely stored and easily retrievable. The node handles the creation of temporary files, metadata embedding, and the actual upload process, making it a powerful tool for managing your image assets in a cloud-based workflow.
This parameter expects a list of images that you want to save and upload to S3. The images should be in a format that can be processed by the node, typically as tensors or arrays. The node will handle the conversion and saving of these images to temporary files before uploading them to S3.
This parameter allows you to specify a prefix for the filenames of the images being saved. The prefix helps in organizing and identifying the images once they are uploaded to S3. The default value is "Image", but you can customize it to suit your naming conventions. This prefix will be appended to the filenames, followed by a counter to ensure uniqueness.
This hidden parameter is used to embed additional metadata into the image files. If provided, the prompt will be added to the image's metadata, which can be useful for tracking the context or description of the image.
This hidden parameter allows you to add extra PNG information to the image files. This can include any additional metadata that you want to embed in the images, such as tags, descriptions, or other relevant information.
This output parameter returns a list of the S3 paths where the images have been uploaded. Each path corresponds to an image that was processed and saved by the node. This allows you to easily access and reference the uploaded images in your S3 bucket.
filename_prefix
to organize your images better and make them easily identifiable in your S3 bucket.prompt
and extra_pnginfo
parameters to embed useful metadata into your images, which can help in future searches and organization.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.