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ComfyUI-Manager is an extension designed to enhance the usability of ComfyUI. It offers management functions to install, remove, disable, and enable various custom nodes of ComfyUI. Furthermore, this extension provides a hub feature and convenience functions to access a wide range of information within ComfyUI.

NOTICE

• V4.0: Modify the structure to be installable via pip instead of using git clone.
• V3.16: Support for uv has been added. Set use_uv in config.ini.
• V3.10: double-click feature is removed
  • This feature has been moved to https://github.com/ltdrdata/comfyui-connection-helper
• V3.3.2: Overhauled. Officially supports https://registry.comfy.org/.
• You can see whole nodes info on ComfyUI Nodes Info page.

Installation

• When installing the latest ComfyUI, it will be automatically installed as a dependency, so manual installation is no longer necessary.

• Manual installation of the nightly version:

  • Clone to a temporary directory (Note: Do not clone into ComfyUI/custom_nodes.)

    git clone https://github.com/Comfy-Org/ComfyUI-Manager 

  • Install via pip

    cd ComfyUI-Manager pip install . 

• See also: https://github.com/Comfy-Org/comfy-cli

Front-end

• The built-in front-end of ComfyUI-Manager is the legacy front-end. The front-end for ComfyUI-Manager is now provided via Cara Menggunakan Jobstreet Efektif Alat Jobstreet Telah Menjadi Seluruh Terkenal Ciri.
• To enable the legacy front-end, set the environment variable ENABLE_LEGACY_COMFYUI_MANAGER_FRONT to true before running.

How To Use

1. Click "Manager" button on main menu

   

2. If you click on 'Install Custom Nodes' or 'Install Models', an installer dialog will open.

   

   • There are three DB modes: DB: Channel (1day cache), DB: Local, and DB: Channel (remote).

     • Channel (1day cache) utilizes Channel cache information with a validity period of one day to quickly display the list.
       • This information will be updated when there is no cache, when the cache expires, or when external information is retrieved through the Channel (remote).
       • Whenever you start ComfyUI anew, this mode is always set as the default mode.
     • Local uses information stored locally in ComfyUI-Manager.
       • This information will be updated only when you update ComfyUI-Manager.
       • For custom node developers, they should use this mode when registering their nodes in custom-node-list.json and testing them.
     • Channel (remote) retrieves information from the remote channel, always displaying the latest list.
     • In cases where retrieval is not possible due to network errors, it will forcibly use local information.

   • The Fetch Updates menu retrieves update data for custom nodes locally. Actual updates are applied by clicking the Update button in the Install Custom Nodes menu.

3. Click 'Install' or 'Try Install' button.

   

   

   • Installed: This item is already installed.

   • Install: Clicking this button will install the item.

   • Try Install: This is a custom node of which installation information cannot be confirmed. Click the button to try installing it.

   • If a red background Channel indicator appears at the top, it means it is not the default channel. Since the amount of information held is different from the default channel, many custom nodes may not appear in this channel state.

     • Channel settings have a broad impact, affecting not only the node list but also all functions like "Update all."

   • Conflicted Nodes with a yellow background show a list of nodes conflicting with other extensions in the respective extension. This issue needs to be addressed by the developer, and users should be aware that due to these conflicts, some nodes may not function correctly and may need to be installed accordingly.

4. Share

• You can share the workflow by clicking the Share button at the bottom of the main menu or selecting Share Output from the Context Menu of the Image node.
• Currently, it supports sharing via https://comfyworkflows.com/, https://openart.ai, https://youml.com as well as through the Matrix channel.

• Through the Share settings in the Manager menu, you can configure the behavior of the Share button in the Main menu or Share Output button on Context Menu.
  • None: hide from Main menu
  • All: Show a dialog where the user can select a title for sharing.

Paths

In ComfyUI-Manager V4.0.3b4 and later, configuration files and dynamically generated files are located under <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/.

• <USER_DIRECTORY>

  • If executed without any options, the path defaults to ComfyUI/user.
  • It can be set using --user-directory <USER_DIRECTORY>.

• Basic config files: <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/config.ini

• Configurable channel lists: <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/channels.ini

• Configurable pip overrides: <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/pip_overrides.json

• Configurable pip blacklist: <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/pip_blacklist.list

• Configurable pip auto fix: <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/pip_auto_fix.list

• Saved snapshot files: <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/snapshots

• Startup script files: <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/startup-scripts

• Component files: <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/components

extra_model_paths.yaml Configuration

The following settings are applied based on the section marked as is_default.

• custom_nodes: Path for installing custom nodes
  • Importing does not need to adhere to the path set as is_default, but this is the path where custom nodes are installed by the ComfyUI Nodes Manager.
• download_model_base: Path for downloading models

Snapshot-Manager

• When you press Save snapshot or use Update All on Manager Menu, the current installation status snapshot is saved.
  • Snapshot file dir: <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/snapshots
  • You can rename snapshot file.
• Press the "Restore" button to revert to the installation status of the respective snapshot.
  • However, for custom nodes not managed by Git, snapshot support is incomplete.
• When you press Restore, it will take effect on the next ComfyUI startup.
  • The selected snapshot file is saved in <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/startup-scripts/restore-snapshot.json, and upon restarting ComfyUI, the snapshot is applied and then deleted.

cm-cli: command line tools for power users

• A tool is provided that allows you to use the features of ComfyUI-Manager without running ComfyUI.
• For more details, please refer to the cm-cli documentation.

How to register your custom node into ComfyUI-Manager

• Add an entry to custom-node-list.json located in the root of ComfyUI-Manager and submit a Pull Request.
• NOTE: Before submitting the PR after making changes, please check Use local DB and ensure that the extension list loads without any issues in the Install custom nodes dialog. Occasionally, missing or extra commas can lead to JSON syntax errors.
• The remaining JSON will be updated through scripts in the future, so you don't need to worry about it.

Custom node support guide

• NOTICE:

  • You should no longer assume that the GitHub repository name will match the subdirectory name under custom_nodes. The name of the subdirectory under custom_nodes will now use the normalized name from the name field in pyproject.toml.
  • Avoid relying on directory names for imports whenever possible.

• https://docs.comfy.org/registry/overview

• https://github.com/Comfy-Org/rfcs

Special purpose files (optional)

• pyproject.toml - Spec file for comfyregistry.
• node_list.json - When your custom nodes pattern of NODE_CLASS_MAPPINGS is not conventional, it is used to manually provide a list of nodes for reference. (example)
• requirements.txt - When installing, this pip requirements will be installed automatically
• install.py - When installing, it is automatically called
• All scripts are executed from the root path of the corresponding custom node.

Component Sharing

• Copy & Paste

  • Demo Page
  • When pasting a component from the clipboard, it supports text in the following JSON format. (text/plain)

    { "kind": "ComfyUI Components", "timestamp": <current timestamp>, "components": { <component name>: <component nodedata> } } 

  • <current timestamp> Ensure that the timestamp is always unique.
    • "components" should have the same structure as the content of the file stored in <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/components.
      • <component name>: The name should be in the format <prefix>::<node name>.
        • <component node data>: In the node data of the group node.
          • <version>: Only two formats are allowed: major.minor.patch or major.minor. (e.g. 1.0, 2.2.1)
          • <datetime>: Saved time
          • <packname>: If the packname is not empty, the category becomes packname/workflow, and it is saved in the .pack file in <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/components.
          • <category>: If there is neither a category nor a packname, it is saved in the components category.

           "version":"1.0", "datetime": 1705390656516, "packname": "mypack", "category": "util/pipe", 

• Drag & Drop

  • Dragging and dropping a .pack or .json file will add the corresponding components.
  • Example pack: Impact.pack

• Dragging and dropping or pasting a single component will add a node. However, when adding multiple components, nodes will not be added.

Support for installing missing nodes

• When you click on the Install Missing Custom Nodes button in the menu, it displays a list of extension nodes that contain nodes not currently present in the workflow.

Config

• You can modify the config.ini file to apply the settings for ComfyUI-Manager.

  • The path to the config.ini used by ComfyUI-Manager is displayed in the startup log messages.
  • See also: [https://github.com/ltdrdata/ComfyUI-Manager#paths]

• Configuration options:

  [default] git_exe = <Manually specify the path to the git executable. If left empty, the default git executable path will be used.> use_uv = <Use uv instead of pip for dependency installation.> default_cache_as_channel_url = <Determines whether to retrieve the DB designated as channel_url at startup> bypass_ssl = <Set to True if SSL errors occur to disable SSL.> file_logging = <Configure whether to create a log file used by ComfyUI-Manager.> windows_selector_event_loop_policy = <If an event loop error occurs on Windows, set this to True.> model_download_by_agent = <When downloading models, use an agent instead of torchvision_download_url.> downgrade_blacklist = <Set a list of packages to prevent downgrades. List them separated by commas.> security_level = <Set the security level => strong|normal|normal-|weak> allow_git_url_install = <Allow installing custom nodes from arbitrary git URLs. Independent of security_level. Default: False> allow_pip_install = <Allow installing arbitrary pip packages via the Manager. Independent of security_level. Default: False> allow_flagged_nodepack_install = <Allow flagged CNR versions on non-local listeners in trusted private networks. Default: False> always_lazy_install = <Whether to perform dependency installation on restart even in environments other than Windows.> network_mode = <Set the network mode => public|private|offline|personal_cloud> 

  • network_mode:
    • public: An environment that uses a typical public network.
    • private: An environment that uses a closed network, where a private node DB is configured via channel_url. (Uses cache if available)
    • offline: An environment that does not use any external connections when using an offline network. (Uses cache if available)
    • personal_cloud: Applies relaxed security features in cloud environments such as Google Colab or Runpod, where strong security is not required.

Additional Feature

• Logging to file feature

  • This feature is enabled by default and can be disabled by setting file_logging = False in the config.ini.

• Fix node (recreate): When right-clicking on a node and selecting Fix node (recreate), you can recreate the node. The widget's values are reset, while the connections maintain those with the same names.

  • It is used to correct errors in nodes of old workflows created before, which are incompatible with the version changes of custom nodes.

• Double-Click Node Title: You can set the double-click behavior of nodes in the ComfyUI-Manager menu.

  • Copy All Connections, Copy Input Connections: Double-clicking a node copies the connections of the nearest node.

    • This action targets the nearest node within a straight-line distance of 1000 pixels from the center of the node.
    • In the case of Copy All Connections, it duplicates existing outputs, but since it does not allow duplicate connections, the existing output connections of the original node are disconnected.
    • This feature copies only the input and output that match the names.

  • Possible Input Connections: It connects all outputs that match the closest type within the specified range.

    • This connection links to the closest outputs among the nodes located on the left side of the target node.

  • Possible(left) + Copy(right): When you Double-Click on the left half of the title, it operates as Possible Input Connections, and when you Double-Click on the right half, it operates as Copy All Connections.

• Prevent downgrade of specific packages

  • List the package names in the downgrade_blacklist section of the config.ini file, separating them with commas.
    • e.g

     downgrade_blacklist = diffusers, kornia 

• Custom pip mapping

  • When you create the pip_overrides.json file, it changes the installation of specific pip packages to installations defined by the user.
    • Please refer to the pip_overrides.json.template file.

• Prevent the installation of specific pip packages

  • List the package names one per line in the pip_blacklist.list file.

• Automatically Restoring pip Installation

• If you list pip spec requirements in pip_auto_fix.list, similar to requirements.txt, it will automatically restore the specified versions when starting ComfyUI or when versions get mismatched during various custom node installations.

• --index-url can be used.

• Use aria2 as downloader

  • howto

Environment Variables

The following features can be configured using environment variables:

• COMFYUI_PATH: The installation path of ComfyUI
• GITHUB_ENDPOINT: Reverse proxy configuration for environments with limited access to GitHub
• HF_ENDPOINT: Reverse proxy configuration for environments with limited access to Hugging Face

Example 1:

Redirecting https://github.com/ltdrdata/ComfyUI-Impact-Pack to https://mirror.ghproxy.com/https://github.com/ltdrdata/ComfyUI-Impact-Pack

GITHUB_ENDPOINT=https://mirror.ghproxy.com/https://github.com 

Example 2:

Changing https://huggingface.co/path/to/somewhere to https://some-hf-mirror.com/path/to/somewhere

HF_ENDPOINT=https://some-hf-mirror.com 

Scanner

When you run the scan.sh script:

• It updates the extension-node-map.json.

  • To do this, it pulls or clones the custom nodes listed in custom-node-list.json into ~/.tmp/default.
  • To skip this step, add the --skip-update option.
  • If you want to specify a different path instead of ~/.tmp/default, run python scanner.py [path] directly instead of scan.sh.

• It updates the github-stats.json.

  • This uses the GitHub API, so set your token with export GITHUB_TOKEN=your_token_here to avoid quickly reaching the rate limit and malfunctioning.
  • To skip this step, add the --skip-stat-update option.

• The --skip-all option applies both --skip-update and --skip-stat-update.

Troubleshooting

• If your git.exe is installed in a specific location other than system git, please install ComfyUI-Manager and run ComfyUI. Then, specify the path including the file name in git_exe = in the <USER_DIRECTORY>/__manager/config.ini file that is generated.
• If updating ComfyUI-Manager itself fails, please go to the ComfyUI-Manager directory and execute the command git update-ref refs/remotes/origin/main a361cc1 && git fetch --all && git pull.
• If you encounter the error message Overlapped Object has pending operation at deallocation on ComfyUI Manager load under Windows
  • Edit config.ini file: add windows_selector_event_loop_policy = True
• If the SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED error occurs.
  • Edit config.ini file: add bypass_ssl = True

Security policy

The security settings are applied based on whether the ComfyUI server's listener is non-local and whether the network mode is set to personal_cloud.

• non-local: When the server is launched with --listen and is bound to a network range other than the local 127. range, allowing remote IP access.
• personal_cloud: When the network_mode is set to personal_cloud.

Risky Level Table

Risky Level	features
high+	* Switch ComfyUI version * Fix nodepack
high	(no features at this tier — Fix nodepack promoted to high+ to align the enforcement gate with the SECURITY_MESSAGE_HIGH_P log text)
middle+	* Uninstall/Update * Installation of Git/nightly nodepacks registered in the default channel. * Restore/Remove Snapshot * Install model
middle	* Restart * Installation of CNR release versions (subject to the flagged-version policy below)
low	* Update ComfyUI

• Note: Install via git url and pip install are no longer gated by security_level — they moved to the dedicated flags allow_git_url_install / allow_pip_install. Installation of a nodepack registered not in the default channel likewise requires allow_git_url_install (in addition to the middle+ level preconditions) instead of a high+ security level. See the Dedicated install flags subsection below.

Security Level Table

Security Level	local	non-local (personal_cloud)	non-local (not personal_cloud)
strong	* Only weak level risky features are allowed	* Only weak level risky features are allowed	* Only weak level risky features are allowed
normal	* high+ and high level risky features are not allowed * middle+ and middle level risky features are available	* high+ and high level risky features are not allowed * middle+ and middle level risky features are available	* high+, high and middle+ level risky features are not allowed * middle level risky features are available
normal-	* All features are available	* high+ and high level risky features are not allowed * middle+ and middle level risky features are available	* high+, high and middle+ level risky features are not allowed * middle level risky features are available
weak	* All features are available	* All features are available	* high+ and middle+ level risky features are not allowed * high, middle and low level risky features are available

Dedicated install flags (allow_git_url_install / allow_pip_install)

The Install via git url and pip install features are governed by two dedicated config.ini flags instead of security_level:

• allow_git_url_install: Allows installing custom nodes from arbitrary git URLs.

• allow_pip_install: Allows installing arbitrary pip packages via the Manager.

• Both flags default to False — secure by default. A missing or invalid value (anything other than true, case-insensitive) is read as False.

• These flags fully replacesecurity_level for these two features. security_level no longer affects them in either direction: a strict security level cannot deny them when the flag is true, and a weak security level cannot allow them when the flag is false.

• The network-position rule still applies independently: even with a flag enabled, the feature is denied when the server listener is non-local, unless network_mode = personal_cloud.

• Batch installs of git URLs not registered in the default channel are also gated by allow_git_url_install, and additionally require the normal batch-install preconditions (the middle+ rules in the tables above). Unknown pip packages in batch installs remain blocked unconditionally — the flags do not open them.

• Changes to these flags require a restart of ComfyUI to take effect.

• Migration note: if you previously relied on security_level = weak or normal- to use these features, you must now opt in explicitly by setting the flags in the [default] section of config.ini. The flags are not auto-seeded from your security_level.

Flagged CNR nodepacks

Before downloading a CNR release, Manager checks the selected version's status in the existing /nodes/{id}/install response. No additional Registry request is needed. The check applies to both the default and legacy Manager implementations, including CNR version changes, updates, and snapshot restores. Legacy batch reinstallation checks the target before removing the existing nodepack, and a policy refusal preserves the current installation. For flagged-policy denials, the UI reports that the current security configuration does not allow the action and directs users to the terminal. Only the terminal provides loopback-only --listen examples, the private network override setting, and restart instructions.

• Active versions continue through the normal install flow. CNR release installs use the middle security level, so they are available on non-local listeners with security_level = normal, normal-, or weak. strong still denies these install requests.

• Flagged versions (NodeVersionStatusFlagged) must satisfy the same installation conditions as Active versions. In addition, all addresses in --listen must resolve to loopback, such as 127.0.0.1 and ::1, unless the explicit override below is enabled.

• To allow flagged versions on a non-local listener in a trusted private network, an administrator can explicitly opt in:

  [default]allow_flagged_nodepack_install = true

• The option defaults to false. Only true (case-insensitive) enables it; missing or invalid values are treated as false. Restart ComfyUI after editing it.

• With this option enabled, the flagged-version check allows installation regardless of the listen address. Manager does not automatically detect a private network. This option does not require network_mode = private, and network_mode = personal_cloud alone does not allow flagged versions.

• CNR API refusals, including banned or unavailable packages, still prevent installation. This option does not override security_level = strong or the separate Git/nightly and pip installation policies.

• Enabling an already installed version does not query the Registry or reinstall it.

• Older deferred switches without a stored status require loopback-only listeners or the override. Otherwise they are rejected without changing the installed pack; request the installation again so Manager can check its current Registry status.

• Newly scheduled deferred version switches retain the returned version status and check it against the current listen address and option again at restart. This uses the saved status; it does not query CNR again for later status changes. Server-scheduled snapshot restores inherit the permission computed from the server's current listener and setting.

• Standalone cm-cli commands remain local administrator operations and do not use the server listener policy.

Disclaimer

• This extension simply provides the convenience of installing custom nodes and does not guarantee their proper functioning.

Credit

ComfyUI/ComfyUI - A powerful and modular stable diffusion GUI.

And, for all ComfyUI custom node developers