ComfyUI - How to generate multiple images, each with separate Prompts in one batch. 

Glad it helps!

Hi, thanks for your comments! From my testing I only get the images in one lot at the end of the generation, which is the same if I generated a batch of say 10 images normally. So I think this is just the way ComfyUI works, but I guess there is a risk that if your ComfyUI bombs out due to GPU or memory issues on a large batch, you may lose all the images. As I have AMD GPU, which is not popular with AI programs, I don't generate large numbers of images in one go as it is more likely to bomb out for me. Hope this helps.

Hi Rose, I have only been using CLIP/Clip Skip for the last few weeks, mostly because I couldn't find a default Node for it. I was looking for something named like 'Load CLIP', but eventually found it was called 'Clip Set Last Layer'! What I usually do now is create an image as usual with clip skip set to -1 (or disable the Node). I then keep all the same KSampler/prompt settings but increase Clip Skip to -2, then -3, sometimes up to -5 to see if I get any improved images. I find that although the changes may be subtle, they do quite often (but not always) improve the image, so I think it is worth experimenting. Clip seems (to me) to be something talked about a lot by Python developers, but not so much by end users. I don't think I have seen any other RU-vid videos other than mine where the 'Clip Set Last Layer' Node has even been used, but there are probably some vids out there I am sure. Sometimes I go Skip -24 (on XP models) just for a laugh, as the result can be quite entertaining! :-) Hope this helps, Joe