The settings described on this page are located in the ComfyUI in-app settings menu. You can open it by navigating to Settings (gear icon) or using the
Ctrl + , keyboard shortcut, then select the corresponding category to view and configure these options.
Find and edit a shortcut
The panel lists every command with its current keybinding. The search box at the top narrows the list, and clicking the Command header sorts it alphabetically. The Source column names the extension or custom node pack that provides a command; commands that come from ComfyUI itself leave it empty. Select the edit icon on a row to record a new key combination. A row menu can reset that command to its default or remove its keybindings. When a command has more than one keybinding, the row expands and each binding gets its own edit and delete buttons. Reset All at the bottom of the panel clears every customization after a confirmation prompt.Keybinding presets
Your edits belong to a named preset, and the preset selector at the top of the panel switches between them. The Default Preset holds the built-in shortcuts. Selecting it restores those shortcuts and drops the unsaved edits in your current session. Presets you saved earlier stay on disk.- A preset name shows a
*while it has unsaved changes. For a saved preset, select Save Changes to store them. The Default Preset has no Save Changes button, so its edits are saved through Save as new preset. - The … (more) button next to the preset selector holds Save as new preset (hidden while the Default Preset has no edits), Reset to default, Delete preset (disabled for the Default Preset), Import preset, and Export preset.
- Import preset reads a preset file exported from ComfyUI, so a shortcut set can move between installs or be handed to another user. Export preset writes the current preset to a JSON file.
- Switching presets while there are unsaved changes prompts to save them first, or to discard them and continue.
keybindings/.
Below is the current default list of shortcuts.
- Windows/Linux
- MacOS