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Save images without metadata, unique hexdigest filenames, essential for artists managing output efficiently.
The Save Image (api) node is designed to save images generated or processed within your AI art workflow without storing any metadata. This node is particularly useful for ensuring that the saved images are free from any additional information that might be embedded in the file, such as prompts or extra metadata. By using a hexdigest as the filename, it ensures that each image is uniquely named, preventing any potential overwriting of files. This node is essential for artists who need to manage and organize their output images efficiently, ensuring that each image is saved with a unique identifier and without any unnecessary metadata.
This parameter expects a list of images that you want to save. Each image in the list should be in a format that can be processed by the node, typically as a tensor or array. The images parameter is crucial as it directly determines the content that will be saved to your output directory. There are no specific minimum or maximum values for this parameter, but it must be a valid list of images.
This parameter is a string that specifies the base name for the saved image files. By default, it is set to "image". This name will be used as a prefix for the filenames of the saved images, followed by a unique hexdigest and a counter to ensure each file is uniquely named. The resource_name helps in organizing and identifying the saved images based on the given name.
This hidden parameter can store the prompt used to generate the image. Although it is not saved with the image, it can be useful for internal processing or future extensions where metadata might be required.
This hidden parameter can store additional metadata in the form of key-value pairs. Similar to the prompt, it is not saved with the image but can be used for internal purposes or future enhancements.
This output parameter indicates that the task of saving the images has been completed. It serves as a signal to the workflow that the images have been successfully saved and that subsequent nodes can proceed with their operations. The TASK_DONE output ensures that the workflow can continue smoothly without interruptions.
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