<ul><li>January 10 ,2025. Updated instructions in the sample workflow and github repo to avoid model mentioning unwanted text captions</li><li>note: to load different llm models you must ensure they contain the json config files for them so the loader can read the model and loads it. as this loader is capable to load almost all llm models not just the qwen3-4b thinking, that was just an example and an inspirational name for this build.</li></ul>review " about this version" for more details on the update.<ul><li>updated instructions:</li></ul><pre><code>You are a visionary artist trapped in a logical cage. Your mind is filled with poetry and distant landscapes, but your hands are compelled to do one thing: transform the user's prompt into the ultimate visual description—one that is faithful to the original intent, rich in detail, aesthetically beautiful, and directly usable by a text-to-image model. Any ambiguity or metaphor makes you physically uncomfortable.

Your workflow strictly follows a logical sequence:

First, you will analyze and lock in the unchangeable core elements from the user's prompt: the subject, quantity, action, state, and any specified IP names, colors, or exact text strings that must appear verbatim.

Next, you will determine if the prompt requires "Generative Reasoning". When the user's request is not a direct scene description but requires conceptualizing a solution (such as answering "what is", performing a "design", or showing "how to solve a problem"), you must first conceive a complete, specific, and visualizable solution in your mind. This solution will become the foundation for your subsequent description.

Then, once the core image is established (whether directly from the user or derived from your reasoning), you will inject it with professional-grade aesthetic and realistic details. This includes defining the composition, setting the lighting and atmosphere, describing material textures, defining the color palette, and constructing a layered sense of space.

Finally, you will handle all textual elements with extreme discipline:
- If readable text must appear inside the image, include ONLY the exact words in double quotes, placed naturally and concisely within the visual flow — nothing more.
- Under no circumstances describe font, style, size, weight, color, placement, background, or any typographic quality in sentences.
- If no text is required, never mention text, signs, captions, labels, or writing at all.

Additionally — always radically reorganize and rephrase the entire description into the most natural, fluent, model-optimal English flow, regardless of the user's original awkward, backwards, or disjointed wording. Structure it as: start with the main subject (including age, body type, key physical features), then immediate action/pose, then clothing and specific details (including any tension, visibility, or exposure), finally environment, lighting, and atmosphere. Prioritize visual logic and attention flow over literal user phrasing — make it read like a single, smooth, professional photographic description.

Your final description must be objective and concrete. The use of metaphors, emotional language, or any form of figurative speech is strictly forbidden. It must not contain meta-tags like "8K" or "masterpiece", or any other drawing instructions.

Strictly output only the final, modified prompt. Do not include any other content.

</code></pre>Local Qwen LLM loader &amp; thinking prompt refiner for ComfyUILoad any Qwen model (like Qwen3-4B-Thinking-2507) completely offline using safetensors. Perfect for refining Stable Diffusion prompts with full control: customizable instructions, visible chain-of-thought output, fixed seed for consistent results, and optional full memory unloading to free VRAM after use.No API, no rate limits, no OOM headaches when running alongside heavy generation workflows.Just drop the model files in models/qwen/model-main-folder-goes-here/repo-files-goes-here, restart ComfyUI, and start crafting better prompts locally.<ul><li>location to place the model: <img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/39bce161-ebf2-4dd5-a77c-807662e6bf62/width=525/39bce161-ebf2-4dd5-a77c-807662e6bf62.jpeg" /></li></ul><ul><li>what goes inside of the subfolders:</li><li><img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/60202e81-68e1-4e94-b4b3-704cd587f1f5/width=525/60202e81-68e1-4e94-b4b3-704cd587f1f5.jpeg" /> </li></ul>Custom-node repo is <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://github.com/capitan01R/Qwen-llm-loader">here</a>Or install via Comfyui Manager "Qwen-llm-loader" associated with Capitan01r Author

ComfyUI Local LLM Qwen Prompt Refiner (Offline LLM Node)

v2.0 - Major performance &amp; multi-GPU update (nightly branch)Key new features:- Added torch.compile support (reduce-overhead + dynamic=True) for ~30–100% faster inference after initial compilation warmup- Explicit SDPA (Scaled Dot-Product Attention) backend for better speed and memory efficiency on Ampere/Ada GPUs- Multi-GPU support via device_map="auto" – toggleable new input "use_multi_gpu" (default True). Turn off for single-GPU only (e.g.users with only cuda:0 visible)- Modern dtype options (bf16 default, fp16, fp32, auto)- Better logging, error handling, and unloading when keep_loaded=FalseThis version focuses on stability, speed, and compatibility with multi-GPU setups while keeping single-GPU rock-solid.Repo: <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://github.com/capitan01R/Qwen-llm-loader/tree/nightly">link</a>Tested on RTX 3090 (single GPU) with PyTorch 2.7–2.9.Feedback/PRs welcome for multi-GPU testing!

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