Type the shot. Keep the person and terms in view.
Pluribus maps the people in existing media and supported graph sources, keeps their appearances connected to the workflow, and lets you send proposed terms for that specific use.

01 · Rights scan
People in existing media and the graph, surfaced for review.
Load a video or scan the workflow you already have. Pluribus maps supported graph sources — including LoRAs, face adapters, reference images, video, and prompt terms — and can locally group recurring appearances for you to review before linking them to your project people.
Graph scanning and optional face detection run on your ComfyUI server. Similar-looking appearances are proposed for your review; Pluribus does not identify a stranger from a face or upload your media for analysis. Connected mode sends the project, person, source-link, intended-use, and invite details you choose to save; the hosted service also processes ordinary account, authentication, and operational data.
02 · Invite for terms
Found a real person?
Ask them properly.
When the plugin is connected, invite them straight from the panel. Choose email delivery or create a hosted consent-record link showing the detected workflow operations and proposed NIL and performance terms. Acceptance applies to that invitation, and Terms accepted syncs back to its matching record in the plugin.
Connected mode can email an invite or create its hosted acceptance link. When disconnected, the plugin saves a local draft only — no email and no shareable acceptance link.
Allowed
- Paid social · 90 days
- Short-form video
Prohibited
- Politics · tobacco
- Resale of the twin
03 · Terms review
Recorded terms.
Shown in context.
Review the invitation-specific status shown for each person-bearing source: the roster record, supported workflow operations, and whether terms were accepted for that exact workflow. This sample report previews the review surface for legal and business affairs.



Who it's for
Built for the people shipping the work.
Pluribus meets AI-media production where it already happens. If you're delivering client work out of node-graph tools today, the talent layer sits inside your canvas from the first scan.
AI-native creators & studios
You ship client work out of node graphs. You need to know whose likeness is in the output — and what terms are actually on record — without leaving the canvas or reconstructing it later from a spreadsheet.
The people in the work
When your face enters someone's workflow, you get asked properly: review what was detected, see the proposed NIL and performance terms, and accept a consent record for that specific invitation.
Get the plugin
Free. Built for your
ComfyUI graph.
Install from GitHub, open any workflow — new or existing — and run your first rights scan. No account needed to scan; connect to Pluribus when you're ready to email a specific invite and record accepted terms.
- Local ComfyUI verified; cloud-hosted smoke test pending
- Media analysis stays on your ComfyUI server; connected mode syncs only the project metadata, person/source links, intended use, and invite details you choose
- Free under GPL-3.0, including client work
Clone into ComfyUI/custom_nodes/ — or grab it from the ComfyUI registry once listed
Restart ComfyUI — the Pluribus tab appears in the sidebar
Open any workflow and hit Scan
Hands-on onboarding
Shipping with a team?
We'll set you up.
Tell us what you're delivering and we'll onboard your team directly — workflow setup, roster, and your first rights scan, together. Replies within two business days.
