How do I add or edit outfit/backdrop presets?

Open PrimitiveStringMultiline and edit the JSON. Include keys your JsonExtractString nodes expect (commonly "outfit" and "backdrop"). Example: {"outfit": "navy blazer, white shirt", "backdrop": "soft gray studio backdrop"}. Run the graph to apply.

My face doesn’t look like me. How can I improve likeness?

Use a sharp, well-lit, front-facing selfie with your full face visible and minimal clutter. Crop so your head and shoulders dominate the frame. If your CustomCombo/core node exposes an image influence/strength control, increase it slightly to prioritize the selfie over stylization.

Can I type plain text instead of using JSON presets?

Yes. Toggle ComfySwitchNode to the custom prompt path and enter a clear, single-line or multiline description (e.g., “professional headshot, charcoal suit, light gray seamless backdrop”). The graph will route that text directly to the generator.

Where do I control quality or resolution?

PreviewAny shows quick checks, while SaveImage writes the final render. If your CustomCombo or the core generator node exposes parameters (e.g., resolution, steps, guidance), adjust them there. If not exposed, open the CustomCombo to reveal internal settings.

Headshot Generator - ComfyUI Workflow

This Headshot Generator workflow lets you upload a selfie, choose an outfit and backdrop, and produce a polished, professional portrait. It wires together text controls and image conditioning so your face is preserved while the clothing and background are restyled. Your selfie is brought in with LoadImage and routed into a core generation node (ID: d4c06663-cb1a-4a41-a36b-f09c93e55e7e) that handles the actual synthesis. PreviewAny gives you quick visual checks, and SaveImage writes final results to disk.

Outfit and backdrop are managed with text nodes so you can work from presets or free‑type instructions. PrimitiveStringMultiline holds a small JSON block of presets; JsonExtractString pulls fields like outfit and backdrop from that JSON. ComfySwitchNode lets you toggle between preset-driven text and a custom prompt path. StringConcatenate assembles the final instruction text the generator sees (for example, a base headshot prompt plus your selected outfit and backdrop). A CustomCombo node encapsulates supporting pieces of the pipeline, so model loading and sampler details stay tidy while still exposing the key inputs you need for fast iteration.

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