ComfyUI nodes that think they're a video editor

What it does

WhatDreamsCost-ComfyUI is a set of custom nodes for ComfyUI built around LTX video generation. The flagship LTX Director drops a full timeline editor into the node graph, letting you set keyframes, trim audio, and chain prompts without wrestling with the default node layout. Supporting cast includes a drag-and-drop video and audio trimmer, a speech-length estimator for dialogue timing, and a synced image sequencer for first-frame-last-frame shots.

The interesting bit

The author is openly using Gemini to generate the JavaScript, which explains the occasional “redundant, messy code” disclaimer. Rather than hiding the AI assist, they ship practical UI patches—like a Load Video UI node that lifts ComfyUI’s 100 MB file limit and adds real-time previews—that feel like quality-of-life fixes the core application forgot.

Key highlights

• LTX Director bundles timeline editing, prompt relay, custom audio import, and first/middle/last frame support into one node.
• Multi Image Loader adds a built-in gallery with drag-and-drop rearranging and batched output.
• Speech Length Calculator updates video duration estimates in real time as you type dialogue.
• Load Video UI and Load Audio UI add trimming, cropping, and file-drop support that the default nodes lack.
• Sequencer nodes sync with each other in real time; editing one updates its siblings automatically.

Caveats

• The author warns that all code is AI-generated and may contain redundant or messy patches.
• LTX Director still lacks written documentation; tutorials are promised but not yet delivered.
• Load Video UI will chew through RAM on large output videos despite optimizations, owing to ComfyUI’s own constraints.

Verdict

Grab this if you generate LTX video inside ComfyUI and want a timeline metaphor instead of node-graph archaeology. Skip it if you demand pristine, hand-rolled code and comprehensive docs today.