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Convert text to image for visually appealing graphics, customizable parameters for font, alignment, color.
The Text_Image_Zho node is designed to convert text into an image format, allowing you to create visually appealing text-based graphics. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who want to integrate text into their visual compositions seamlessly. By leveraging this node, you can specify various parameters such as font type, alignment, wrapping, font size, and color to customize the appearance of the text in the generated image. The primary goal of this node is to provide a flexible and user-friendly way to transform textual content into images, enhancing your creative projects with text elements that are both aesthetically pleasing and contextually relevant.
This parameter specifies the number of text elements to be included in the image. It determines how many times the text will be repeated or how many separate text blocks will be created. The value should be an integer, with a minimum value of 1 and no specified maximum. The default value is typically set to 1.
This parameter allows you to choose the font type for the text. The font you select will significantly impact the visual style of the text in the image. Options may include common fonts like Arial, Times New Roman, and custom fonts you have installed. There is no default value, and you must specify a valid font name.
This parameter controls the alignment of the text within the image. Options typically include "left," "center," and "right" alignment. The alignment setting affects how the text is positioned horizontally in the image. The default value is usually "left."
This parameter determines whether the text should wrap within the image boundaries. If enabled, long text strings will be broken into multiple lines to fit within the specified width. The default value is typically set to enable wrapping.
This parameter sets the size of the font used for the text. The font size is measured in points and directly affects the readability and visual impact of the text. The minimum value is usually 1 point, with no specified maximum. The default value is often set to a standard readable size, such as 12 points.
This parameter specifies the width of the image in pixels. It determines how wide the image will be and, in conjunction with the wrap parameter, affects how the text is laid out. The minimum value is 1 pixel, with no specified maximum. The default value is typically set to a standard width, such as 800 pixels.
This parameter specifies the height of the image in pixels. It determines how tall the image will be and affects the vertical space available for the text. The minimum value is 1 pixel, with no specified maximum. The default value is typically set to a standard height, such as 600 pixels.
This parameter sets the color of the text. You can specify the color using standard color codes (e.g., hex codes, RGB values). The color choice will impact the visibility and aesthetic appeal of the text. There is no default value, and you must specify a valid color code.
This parameter determines the size of the outline around the text, if any. The outline size is measured in pixels and can enhance the text's readability by providing contrast against the background. The minimum value is 0 pixels (no outline), with no specified maximum. The default value is often set to 0 pixels.
This parameter represents the generated image containing the text. The output image is a visual representation of the text based on the specified input parameters. It is typically in a standard image format such as PNG or JPEG and can be used directly in your creative projects.
This parameter provides a mask of the generated image, highlighting the areas where the text is present. The mask is useful for further image processing tasks, such as blending the text image with other images or applying special effects. It is typically in a binary format, where the text areas are marked with one value (e.g., 1) and the background with another (e.g., 0).
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