# Reroute

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Node Name: Reroute Node Node Purpose: Mainly used to organize the logic of overly long connection lines in the ComfyUI workflow.

## How to Use Reroute Nodes <a href="#how-to-use-reroute-nodes" id="how-to-use-reroute-nodes"></a>

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| Menu Options         | Description                                   |
| -------------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| Show Type            | Display the node’s type property              |
| Hide Type By Default | Hide the node’s type property by default      |
| Set Vertical         | Set the node’s wiring direction to vertical   |
| Set Horizontal       | Set the node’s wiring direction to horizontal |

When your wiring logic is too long and complex, and you want to tidy up the interface, you can insert a `Reroute` node between two connection points. The input and output of this node are not type-restricted, and the default style is horizontal. You can change the wiring direction to vertical through the right-click menu.


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