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Video Stylize

Video Stylize · screenshot coming soon

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What this node does

Video Stylize applies a single preset stylization effect to a COMFYTV_VIDEO clip. You pick one effect from a dropdown and set its strength; the node renders the look with an ffmpeg filter under the hood. This is a rendered stage — it needs a ▶ Run to produce the output. In goes COMFYTV_VIDEO, out comes COMFYTV_VIDEO. To hand the result to a native ComfyUI node, insert a Bridge. See bridges.md.

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When to use it

  • Quickly age or texturize a clip without wiring up several separate FX nodes.
  • Add a vignette or film grain as a finishing touch.
  • Get a pixelize / edge / sepia / monochrome look for a stylized sequence.

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Parameters

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effect

The look to apply. One of: vignette, grain, pixelize, edge, sepia, monochrome, old_film. Default vignette.
  • vignette — darkens the frame corners; strength sets the falloff angle.
  • grain — adds animated luma/chroma noise; strength sets the amount.
  • pixelize — mosaics the frame into blocks; uses the block size (see below).
  • edge — colored edge-detection look; strength scales the detection thresholds.
  • sepia — fixed warm sepia color mix (ignores strength).
  • monochrome — desaturates to black and white (ignores strength).
  • old_film — a combined treatment: vintage curves + grain + vignette, all scaled by strength.

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strength

0.0–1.0, default 0.5. Overall intensity for the effects that use it (vignette, grain, edge, old_film). Has no effect on sepia, monochrome, or pixelize. Start around 0.5.

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block

2–64, default 8. Pixelize block size in pixels — only used when effect is pixelize. Larger blocks give a coarser mosaic.

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Outputs

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Tips

  • strength is ignored for sepia, monochrome, and pixelize — for those, use block (pixelize) or just the fixed look.
  • For a full aged-film treatment with damage lines and flicker, use the dedicated Old Film node; old_film here is the lighter, faster preset combo.
  • Old Film — full film-damage simulation (dust lines, brightness flicker, weave).
  • Regrain — physically-modeled film grain with per-tonal-range control.
  • Posterize — reduces the clip to a limited color palette.