ComfyUI Node: Resolution Picker

Resolution Picker:

The ResolutionPicker node is a utility designed to streamline the process of selecting image resolutions within the Flux-Continuum framework. It provides a convenient way to choose from a predefined list of resolutions, each associated with a specific aspect ratio and scaling factor. This node is particularly beneficial for AI artists who need to quickly adjust image sizes for various creative projects without manually calculating dimensions. By offering a range of resolutions, the ResolutionPicker helps ensure that images are generated with the desired quality and proportions, making it an essential tool for optimizing visual outputs in digital art workflows.

Resolution Picker Input Parameters:

resolution

The resolution parameter allows you to select from a list of predefined image resolutions, each represented in the format "width x height (scaling factor)". This parameter is crucial as it determines the dimensions of the output image, directly impacting its quality and aspect ratio. The available options range from lower resolutions like "704x1408 (0.5)" to higher ones such as "1728x576 (3.0)", providing flexibility for different artistic needs. The default resolution is set to "1024x1024 (1.0)", which is a balanced choice for many applications. Selecting the appropriate resolution can influence the detail and clarity of the generated image, making it an important consideration in your creative process.

Resolution Picker Output Parameters:

resolution

The output parameter resolution returns the selected resolution from the input parameter. This output is essential as it confirms the dimensions that will be applied to the generated image, ensuring consistency with the user's selection. By providing the chosen resolution, the node facilitates seamless integration into the workflow, allowing for predictable and repeatable results in image generation tasks.

Resolution Picker Usage Tips:

• Choose a resolution that matches the intended use of your image; higher resolutions are better for detailed work, while lower resolutions can be used for drafts or less detailed outputs.
• Consider the scaling factor associated with each resolution option to understand how it might affect the overall size and quality of your image.

Resolution Picker Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid resolution selection

• Explanation: This error occurs when a resolution is selected that is not available in the predefined list.
• Solution: Ensure that you select a resolution from the provided options in the resolution parameter list.

Resolution not applied

• Explanation: This issue arises when the selected resolution is not correctly applied to the output image.
• Solution: Double-check that the ResolutionPicker node is properly connected in your workflow and that the selected resolution is being passed to subsequent nodes.