Getting started with PixlStash

Nine short clips covering your first import, exporting a training dataset, and driving PixlStash from ComfyUI.

01 — Import

Drag, drop, done

Import single images, whole folders, ZIP or TAR archives in one go. PixlStash deduplicates and starts tagging your library the moment files land.

02 — People

Put names to faces

PixlStash detects faces for every picture. Assign pictures to a person and PixlStash will build up a profile for that person letting you sort by likeness to find all the other pictures of them.

03 — Tagging

Bulk-tag in seconds

The PixlStash tagger runs automatically. Review AI predictions, accept or reject with a click, and apply new tags across any selection without leaving the grid.

04 — Smart Score

Get rid of the rubbish

A composite quality score weighs aesthetics and anomaly tags to help you clear the worst images. Filter and sort by smart score to find the real duds.

05 — Search

Find anything by description

CLIP-powered semantic search understands natural language. Type "walking in the park" or "close-up smiling" and get relevant results immediately — no exact tag match needed.

06 — Export

Dataset-ready in a few clicks

Export the current view as a ZIP of images paired with tag or description captions. Choose full images or face crops, pick caption mode, and hand off a clean dataset to your trainer.

07 — API Token

Connect your other apps

Create a scoped API token to use PixlStash from other applications. Tokens can be narrowed to specific resources and permissions, so you hand out exactly the access each integration needs.

08 — ComfyUI

Search faces from ComfyUI

Use the PixlStash ComfyUI nodes to search your library for pictures matching a face, then pull them straight into your workflow to edit them — no manual exporting in between.

09 — ComfyUI

Outpaint PixlStash images

A ready-made ComfyUI node and workflow lets you load an image, outpaint it, extending it beyond its original borders and saving the result back to PixlStash.