This Google Drive Save Node will save you a lot of space!
If you are anything like me, you generate a lot of images. Because when you are looking to get that perfect image, the one that is exactly the way you wanted it to be, generating just a couple of images just isn’t enough. Sometimes you need to create 100 images just to find that one image that you want to use.
Or as I have been doing a lot lately, creating completely random images from batches of images. It’s fun and you never really know what to expect, but it’s also a bit addicting because you can’t wait to see what type of image will come next.
However, it also takes up a lot of space on your computer. The installation itself, together with all models and Lora etc, takes up a large part of my diskspace.
While single images themselves doesn’t take up too much space, the massive amount of them that we create does!
My solution to this was to create a custom node for ComfyUI that allows you to save images and videos that you create directly to your Google Drive. You don’t have to manually go through all your images and decide which to save, which to archive for another day and which to delete (I myself rather not delete anything that isn’t a complete failure!).
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In my Google Drive I have 2 TB available, and I’m not really using that space for anything else. Even with the massive amount I generate on a daily basis, I will not fill 2 TB for quite some time.
In the node you can specify the folder where you wish to save your work, including subfolders, using the following structure:
google_drive_folder_path:
ComfyUI – This will create a folder named ComfyUI in Google Drive’s root folder
ComfyUI/images – This will create a subfolder named images inside the folder named ComfyUI
ComfyUI/images/May_2025 – This will create a subfolder named May_2025 in the subfoler named images
Where is this amazing Google Drive Save node available?
It’s available completely for free as part of the Creepybits node kit on Github.
In my opinion, all that work should be worth something.
All the AI related work I do, I do on my spare time and most of it I share with the world completely free of charge. It does take up a lot of my time, as well as the cost for running this website. I’m grateful for every bit of support I can get from users like you. I hope that together we will create a smaller community with a passion for AI and ComfyUI, where we can discuss new solutions, brainstorm and share ideas with each other.