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Save images with embedded metadata for AI art preservation and management in various formats with custom fields.
The Save Image w_Metadata node is designed to save images while embedding detailed metadata within the image files. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who want to preserve the context and parameters used during the image generation process, such as prompts, seed values, and other relevant information. By embedding metadata directly into the image files, you can ensure that all the essential details are retained and easily accessible for future reference or sharing. This node supports saving images in various formats, including PNG and JPEG, and allows for the inclusion of custom metadata fields, making it a versatile tool for managing and archiving your AI-generated artwork.
This parameter accepts a list of images that you want to save. Each image in the list will be processed and saved individually. The images should be in a format compatible with the node, typically as tensors or arrays.
The seed value used during the image generation process. This value is crucial for reproducing the same image in future runs. It helps in maintaining consistency and traceability of the generated artwork.
The number of steps taken during the image generation process. This parameter provides insight into the complexity and duration of the generation process.
The configuration settings used during the image generation. This includes various parameters that influence the output, such as model settings and other generation-specific options.
The name of the sampler used during the image generation. Different samplers can produce varying results, and this parameter helps in identifying the specific sampler applied.
The scheduler used in the image generation process. This parameter helps in understanding the scheduling strategy employed during the generation.
The positive prompt or keywords used to guide the image generation. This parameter is essential for understanding the creative direction and intent behind the generated image.
The negative prompt or keywords used to avoid certain elements in the image generation. This helps in refining the output by excluding unwanted features.
The name of the model used for generating the image. This is important for identifying the specific AI model applied in the creation process.
The quality setting for saving images in JPEG or WebP format. This parameter controls the compression level and quality of the saved image, with higher values indicating better quality.
A boolean parameter indicating whether to save WebP images in a lossless format. Lossless WebP preserves the original quality of the image without any compression artifacts.
The width of the image in pixels. This parameter defines the horizontal dimension of the saved image.
The height of the image in pixels. This parameter defines the vertical dimension of the saved image.
A counter used to generate unique filenames for each saved image. This helps in organizing and distinguishing multiple images saved in a single session.
The base filename for the saved images. The final filename will be generated by appending the counter and other relevant information to this base name.
The directory path where the images will be saved. This parameter specifies the location on your filesystem for storing the saved images.
The file extension for the saved images, such as 'png' or 'jpg'. This determines the format in which the images will be saved.
The format for including timestamps in the filenames. This helps in organizing images chronologically and ensuring unique filenames.
(Optional) The prompt used during the image generation. This parameter is embedded in the metadata to provide context for the generated image.
(Optional) Additional metadata fields to be included in the PNG info. This allows for the inclusion of custom metadata beyond the standard parameters.
A list of filenames for the saved images. Each entry in the list corresponds to an image saved during the process, providing a reference to the location and name of the saved files.
images
parameter is correctly formatted and compatible with the node to avoid errors during the saving process.filename
and path
parameters to organize your saved images effectively.extra_pnginfo
parameter to include any additional metadata that might be relevant for future reference or sharing.quality_jpeg_or_webp
parameter based on your needs for image quality versus file size, especially when saving in JPEG or WebP formats.path
parameter points to a valid directory on your filesystem. Create the directory if it does not exist.extension
parameter.prompt
and extra_pnginfo
, to ensure they are correctly formatted and valid.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.