[ComfyUI Panorama Stickers Update] Paint Tools and Frame Stitch Back
New update lets artists draw directly in 360-degree space and seamlessly stitch edited frames back.
Developer nomadoor has launched a significant update (v1.2.1) for the ComfyUI-Panorama-Stickers custom node, a popular tool for creating and editing 360-degree AI imagery within the ComfyUI workflow. The headline feature is a new suite of paint and mask tools that let artists draw directly onto the panorama canvas. This UI, loosely inspired by Apple Freeform, allows users to paint areas (like green masks for the included ERP outpaint LoRA) to designate regions for new AI generation. The same tools are now accessible in the dedicated 'Frame' tab of the Cutout node for focused editing on specific captured areas.
Perhaps the most powerful workflow enhancement is the new frame stitching capability. Previously, exporting a frame from the Cutout node for external editing broke its connection to the panorama. Now, the node outputs both the frame image and its precise positional metadata. When fed back into the main Stickers node, the edited image is automatically placed in the correct location, seamlessly integrating changes. While currently supporting single frames, the developer plans multi-frame support. Additional quality-of-life updates include a switch to WebGL rendering, object lock support, layer visibility toggles, and the ability to replace already-placed images.
The developer is actively soliciting feedback and bug reports as they work toward making Panorama Stickers a more general-purpose tool for 360-degree AI art, with plans for more features and new model training. This update significantly bridges the gap between broad-stroke AI generation and the precise, iterative control that digital artists require, moving beyond simple prompting into direct canvas manipulation.
- New paint/mask tools let users draw directly on the 360-degree panorama canvas for precise control over AI generation areas.
- The Cutout node now outputs positional data, allowing edited image frames to be 'stitched' perfectly back into the original panorama.
- The update includes a switch to WebGL rendering, object lock, layer toggles, and aims to evolve into a general-purpose 360-degree editing suite.
Why It Matters
This brings precise, Photoshop-like editing control to AI-generated 360-degree scenes, a major step for professional VR/AR environment creation and panoramic art.