ComfyUI Node: Send Webp Image to Eagle

Send Webp Image to Eagle:

The "Send Webp Image to Eagle" node is designed to facilitate the seamless transfer of WebP images to the Eagle application, a digital asset management tool. This node is particularly beneficial for AI artists and digital creators who need to organize and manage their image assets efficiently. By converting images into the WebP format, which is known for its superior compression capabilities without significant loss of quality, this node ensures that your images are stored in a space-efficient manner. The node also allows for the inclusion of metadata, such as Exif data and annotations, which can be used to store additional information about the image, such as prompts or tags. This feature is especially useful for maintaining a well-organized library of digital assets, as it enables easy searching and categorization within Eagle. Overall, the node streamlines the process of saving and managing images, making it an essential tool for those looking to optimize their digital workflow.

Send Webp Image to Eagle Input Parameters:

images

This parameter represents the list of images that you want to send to Eagle. Each image is processed to convert it into the WebP format, and the node handles the necessary transformations to ensure compatibility with Eagle. The images should be in a format that can be converted to WebP, such as PNG or JPEG.

format

This parameter specifies the format in which the image will be saved. The default value is "webp", which is recommended for its efficient compression and quality retention. If you choose a different format, such as PNG, the node will adjust the saving process accordingly.

lossless_webp

This boolean parameter determines whether the WebP image should be saved in a lossless format. When set to True, the image is saved without any loss of quality, which is ideal for preserving the original image details. The default value is False, which applies lossy compression to reduce file size.

compression

This parameter controls the quality of the WebP image, with a range from 0 to 100. A higher value results in better image quality but larger file size, while a lower value reduces file size at the cost of image quality. The default value is 80, which provides a good balance between quality and compression.

prompt_text

This optional parameter allows you to include a text prompt associated with the image. This can be useful for adding context or instructions related to the image, which can be stored as metadata in Eagle.

negative_text

This optional parameter is used to include any negative prompts or notes that should be associated with the image. It helps in documenting any specific considerations or warnings related to the image content.

memo_text

This optional parameter allows you to add additional notes or memos related to the image. These memos can be stored as annotations in Eagle, providing further context or information about the image.

prompt

This parameter is used to extract and include Exif data from the image, which can be useful for storing metadata such as the creation date, camera settings, or other relevant information.

extra_pnginfo

This optional parameter allows you to include additional PNG metadata when saving the image in PNG format. This can be useful for storing custom metadata or additional information that is not covered by the standard Exif data.

Send Webp Image to Eagle Output Parameters:

ui

This output parameter provides a structured response containing information about the images that have been processed and sent to Eagle. It includes details such as the filename, subfolder name, and type of each image, which can be used to verify the successful transfer and organization of your digital assets within Eagle.

Send Webp Image to Eagle Usage Tips:

• Ensure that your images are in a compatible format before using the node to avoid conversion errors.
• Use the lossless_webp parameter when image quality is a priority, such as for high-resolution artwork or detailed graphics.
• Adjust the compression parameter based on your storage needs and quality requirements; a value around 80 is generally a good starting point.
• Utilize the prompt_text, negative_text, and memo_text parameters to add meaningful metadata to your images, enhancing their searchability and organization in Eagle.

Send Webp Image to Eagle Common Errors and Solutions:

Image format not supported

• Explanation: The image format you are trying to convert is not supported by the node.
• Solution: Ensure that your images are in a format that can be converted to WebP, such as PNG or JPEG.

Invalid compression value

• Explanation: The compression value provided is outside the acceptable range of 0 to 100.
• Solution: Adjust the compression value to be within the 0 to 100 range to ensure proper image quality and file size balance.

Metadata extraction failed

• Explanation: There was an issue extracting or applying metadata to the image.
• Solution: Verify that the metadata parameters (prompt, extra_pnginfo) are correctly formatted and contain valid data.