Your idea has a workflow

Connect the dots. Keep the good ones.

Turn the steps behind your content into a Canvas you can save, run and refine. Keep your inputs, model choices and destinations together.

A sneaker styled as a bold product campaign concept
Illustrative creative · explore real outputs in Examples
01Prompt

A clear creative direction

02Generate image

A visual starting point

03Generate video

A motion brief

04Publish

An approved destination

Example Canvas sequence. Available nodes and models depend on your workspace configuration.

A useful result is more than a prompt.

Good creative work usually has a few moving parts: an input image, a visual direction, a model, a format and a place to send the result. Canvas makes those dependencies visible.

Start with a template or connect nodes from left to right. Select available priced models, add required media and configure the destination accounts and platform settings. Save the graph so you can return to the same creative structure.

You still decide whether a result is right for your product. Review product shape, materials, packaging details and the intended story before using generated media commercially.

A fragrance product scene with dramatic light and color
Illustrative creative

Build. Price. Approve. Run.

  1. Set up the graph

    Choose a starting template or connect your own nodes. Supply required inputs and choose models that support the task.

  2. Review the maximum charge

    Save the workflow and select Run on server. Check the pinned maximum charge and approve that manual run.

  3. Come back to the result

    Server execution continues when the page is closed. Return to checkpoint history, generated assets and publishing outcomes.

A workflow you can repeat

Make the cadence explicit.

Add a Schedule node when the job should recur. Activating the schedule requires a fresh quote and a lifetime budget. A manual run and a recurring schedule have separate approvals.

This lets the creative structure repeat within the scope you choose. Review the models, inputs, spending ceiling and destinations before activation. Pause or cancel when the brief needs to change.

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Good questions. Clear answers.

Still curious? Browse all FAQs

Do I need to leave my browser open?

No. Approved server execution continues after the page closes. You can return to the workflow’s run and checkpoint history.

Does saving a workflow approve its spending?

No. You approve the quote for a manual run. Recurring schedules need a separate activation with a fresh quote and lifetime budget.

What does cancellation stop?

Cancellation stops new work. Generation jobs or posts already accepted by providers still reconcile to their real outcomes.

Can another user open my workflows?

Regular users manage their own workflows, runs and assets. Another user does not gain access simply because Canvas is visible in their navigation.

Save the process behind the good idea.

Build a workflow you can understand, approve and return to.

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