Manage Image Queues Visually With ComfyUI-Image-Conveyor

ComfyUI-Image-Conveyor introduces a drag-and-drop queue system designed specifically for local image generation workflows. This custom node lets users drop multiple pictures into a single interface element and feeds them into prompts one at a time while displaying real-time progress thumbnails.

Created by developer Xmarre who also brought us tools like ComfyUI-Spectrum-WAN-Proper, the tool replaces external folder scanners with a straightforward visual tracking method. Users can easily monitor which files are waiting, actively running, or already finished.

Sequential image processing features

• Drag and drop single images or entire directories directly onto the interface.
• Visual thumbnails show exactly which files are waiting, reserved, or completed.
• Bulk controls allow quick reordering, sorting, and status updates.
• Metadata outputs include file paths, mask data, and remaining job counts.

Creators handling large batches can organize their files without writing custom scripts or managing separate directories. The built-in status tracking prevents duplicate processing while failed prompts release reserved files automatically.

Developer notes on frontend integration

The tool relies on standard VueNodes architecture rather than custom canvas hacks. This choice keeps the widget stable across different frontend updates while maintaining full drag-and-drop functionality. The system intentionally strips absolute file paths before saving workflows to protect local directory information.

"What I wanted here was a node with a visible in-graph queue, clear item state, manual intervention when needed, and predictable sequential consumption across queued prompt runs,"

said the developer in a Reddit post.

Download the ComfyUI-Image-Conveyor node.