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Automatically manage image dimensions within specified size constraints for consistent processing workflows.
The DD-ImageSizeLimiter node is designed to manage and adjust the dimensions of images within specified size constraints, ensuring that images do not exceed a maximum size or fall below a minimum size. This node is particularly beneficial for maintaining consistency in image processing workflows, where uniformity in image dimensions is crucial. By automatically resizing images while preserving their aspect ratio, the node helps prevent issues related to excessively large or small images that could affect processing speed or quality. The node also handles image masks, ensuring that any associated masks are resized in tandem with their corresponding images, maintaining the integrity of the image data. This functionality is essential for AI artists who need to prepare images for further processing or analysis, providing a streamlined approach to image size management.
This parameter represents the list of images that you want to process. Each image in the list will be evaluated and resized if necessary to fit within the specified size constraints. The images should be in a format that the node can interpret, typically as tensors with dimensions [B, H, W, C], where B is the batch size, H is the height, W is the width, and C is the number of channels.
The mask list parameter contains masks corresponding to each image in the image list. Masks are used to define areas of interest or exclusion within an image. This parameter ensures that any resizing applied to the images is also applied to their respective masks, preserving the spatial relationship between the image and its mask. Masks should be provided in a compatible format, typically as tensors with dimensions [H, W] or [B, H, W].
This parameter sets the maximum allowable size for the width or height of the images. If an image exceeds this size, it will be resized to fit within this constraint while maintaining its aspect ratio. This helps prevent issues with processing large images that could slow down workflows or exceed memory limits.
The minimum size parameter defines the smallest allowable dimensions for the width or height of the images. If an image is smaller than this size, it will be resized up to meet this constraint, again maintaining its aspect ratio. This ensures that images are not too small for effective processing or analysis.
This parameter determines the interpolation method used when resizing images. Different methods can affect the quality and speed of the resizing process. Common options include bilinear
, bicubic
, nearest
, and area
, each offering a trade-off between speed and quality. The choice of method can impact the final appearance of the resized image, particularly in terms of sharpness and smoothness.
This output provides the resized images, ensuring they fit within the specified maximum and minimum size constraints. The images are returned in the same format as the input, typically as tensors, but with dimensions adjusted according to the resizing process. This output is crucial for subsequent processing steps that require images of consistent size.
The resized masks output corresponds to the adjusted images, ensuring that any spatial relationships between the image and its mask are preserved. This output is essential for workflows that involve image segmentation or other mask-dependent processes, as it maintains the integrity of the mask data relative to the image.
This output provides the original width of each image before resizing. It is useful for reference or for processes that require knowledge of the initial image dimensions.
Similar to the original width, this output provides the original height of each image before resizing. It serves as a reference for understanding the extent of resizing applied to each image.
This output indicates the new width of each image after resizing. It reflects the adjustments made to fit the image within the specified size constraints.
The new height output provides the height of each image after resizing, showing the adjustments made to ensure the image fits within the defined size limits.
bilinear
and bicubic
offer higher quality, while nearest
and area
are faster.RunComfy is the premier ComfyUI platform, offering ComfyUI online environment and services, along with ComfyUI workflows featuring stunning visuals. RunComfy also provides AI Playground, enabling artists to harness the latest AI tools to create incredible art.