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Write compact workflow expressions and insert connected nodes into Comfy Cloud. Build connected workflows in Comfy Cloud using compact text expressions. Noding opens in Chrome’s side panel, letting you write, preview, and insert nodes and connections from your keyboard. - Autocomplete: Find nodes and settings as you type, using the catalogue from your connected Comfy Cloud session. - Connections and branches: Connect compatible sockets, create parallel branches, and reference named nodes. - Repetition and groups: Repeat workflow patterns and organise nodes into named groups. - Live preview: Inspect nodes, ports, settings, and connections before insertion. - Saved libraries: Save and reuse workflow snippets and prompts. - Optional sync: Sign in with Google to sync your saved library across devices. - JSON export: Download an editable ComfyUI workflow. To get started, open your Comfy Cloud workflow, launch Noding, and select Connect to Cloud. Write an expression, check the preview, then insert the workflow into your canvas. Insertion adds nodes without starting generation. You can explore built-in examples and save snippets without connecting or signing in. Direct canvas insertion currently supports Comfy Cloud at cloud.comfy.org. Node availability depends on your connected session; some custom widgets and dynamic sockets may require additional support. Noding is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by ComfyUI or Comfy Cloud.
Sep 13, 2026
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