ComfyUI-Allor is a comprehensive ComfyUI plugin offering over 90 nodes for advanced image processing, with a particular focus on alpha channel manipulation and multi-image workflows. It targets users of ComfyUI seeking extensive control and high-performance image operations, enabling complex visual effects and batch processing within a single environment.

How It Works

Allor implements a majority of its operations directly in tensor space, minimizing data transformations and maximizing efficiency. This approach, combined with support for transparency and multi-image processing across all nodes, allows for high-performance, configurable workflows. Users can disable unused functionality to tailor the plugin to specific needs.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Installation: Install via ComfyUI's custom nodes manager or by cloning the repository.
• Prerequisites: Requires ComfyUI. Specific models (e.g., RealESRNet_x4plus.pth, AOM3A1B_orangemixs.safetensors, orangemix.vae.pt) and fonts (OverlockSC-Regular.ttf, Merienda-Regular.ttf) need to be downloaded and placed in designated folders.
• Demo: A sample workflow can be loaded via a provided JSON file.
• Documentation: Official documentation is available.

Highlighted Details

• Over 90 highly configurable nodes for image processing.
• Full support for transparency and multi-image processing.
• Operations primarily in tensor space for performance.
• Repository rebased to significantly reduce size, with troubleshooting guides for updates.

Maintenance & Community

The project welcomes community contributions, bug reports, and feature suggestions via GitHub Issues and pull requests. A Jupyter Notebook is available for running Allor on cloud services like Google Colab.

Licensing & Compatibility

The repository does not explicitly state a license in the provided README. Compatibility for commercial use or closed-source linking is not specified.

Limitations & Caveats

The recent repository rebase, while reducing size, may cause issues with updates, for which troubleshooting guides are provided. The lack of an explicit license may pose compatibility concerns for certain use cases.