LayerStyle

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A set of nodes for ComfyUI that can composite layer and mask to achieve Photoshop like functionality.

Available Nodes

LayerMask: SegformerUltraV2

LayerMask: Segformer Ultra V2 - Node Documentation

Overview

The LayerMask: SegformerUltraV2 node is part of the ComfyUI layer styling system. It is designed to perform advanced semantic segmentation on images, identifying specific regions based on a chosen model. This node is particularly useful for processing images to distinguish between various components, such as parts of clothing or accessories. The node uses sophisticated segmentation models from the Transformers library to achieve accurate results.

Node Functionality

This node receives an image and a segmentation pipeline specification, processes the image based on the specified parameters, and produces an image with a mask applied. This is useful in workflows where distinguishing or isolating certain parts of an image is necessary, such as in fashion editing or artistic effects.

Inputs

  • Image: The primary input for this node is an image or a batch of images. These images will be subject to semantic segmentation.
  • Segformer Pipeline: A specification of the segmentation model to be used and the labels to be kept after segmentation. This is typically generated from a pipeline loader node.
  • Detail Method: A choice among four methods (VITMatte, VITMatte(local), PyMatting, GuidedFilter) for detailing how the segmentation mask should be processed.
  • Detail Erode: An integer value that controls the erosion level of the mask's details.
  • Detail Dilate: An integer value that controls the dilation level of the mask's details.
  • Black Point: A floating-point value indicating the adjustment for black points in the mask for contrast adjustment.
  • White Point: A floating-point value indicating the adjustment for white points in the mask for contrast adjustment.
  • Process Detail: A boolean that specifies whether to process mask details or not.
  • Device: The computation device to use; either cuda for GPUs or cpu.
  • Max Megapixels: A limit on the maximum megapixels processed by the device. Useful for managing performance.

Outputs

  • Image: The processed image with specific regions segmented and potentially highlighted based on the segmentation mask.
  • Mask: A mask image representing the areas identified by the segmentation process. This mask can be used to further manipulate the image or composite it with others.

Usage in ComfyUI Workflows

In ComfyUI workflows, this node acts as a powerful tool for semantic image segmentation. You can use it to preprocess images for design applications, such as fashion design, photo editing, and visual effects. It allows users to automatically identify and isolate parts of an image based on pre-trained segmentation models without manually marking regions.

Example Workflows

  1. Fashion Editing: Use the node to isolate clothing items in a fashion photograph so you can apply fabric textures or color changes only to the clothing without affecting the background or skin.

  2. Artistic Rendering: Segment an image to apply unique artistic styles to different parts, like applying a cartoon effect on people while keeping the background photorealistic.

  3. Product Isolation: In e-commerce, isolate products from their backgrounds for clear presentation on websites.

Special Features and Considerations

  • Versatile Segmentation: The node supports multiple segmentation models, making it applicable to various domains, such as fashion and general object detection.

  • Detail Processing: With multiple methods for edge handling and detail refinement, the node provides flexibility in how the segmentation results are applied to an image.

  • Performance Tuning: Adjustable settings like device selection and megapixel limits allow balancing between processing speed and result quality.

It is essential to choose the appropriate segmentation pipeline that aligns with the specific application or workflow requirements. Additionally, using CUDA-enabled GPUs can significantly speed up the process, which is beneficial when dealing with high-resolution images or large batches.