Build a Workflow from One Product
Wire one product picture into several Image Generation cards, and each card makes one piece of the set: a poster, a square post, a banner. Once it works, save it as a template and run it again for your next product.
Before you start
- Open a canvas you can edit.
- Put your product picture on the canvas. See Upload an Image.
- Every Generate sends a real request to an image model and counts toward your usage.
The whole flow
Watch it once from one product picture to a framed set, or click a step under the replay to jump to it.
4 stepsOne product picture, a whole set of pictures
Drag a card out of the product
Hover the product picture until a round dot appears on each side. Press the dot on the right and drag to an empty spot on the canvas, then let go.
Under Generate from this node, choose Generate image. A new Image Generation card appears where you let go, already wired to the product. The product shows as a thumbnail above the card’s settings, with a count such as 1 / 16 refs.
Describe the piece and generate
Click the card’s prompt and write what this piece is and where the product sits, for example “Summer poster: the bottle on a stone plinth among wildflowers”. The wired product goes with the prompt as a reference picture. To name it in the prompt, type @ and pick it from the list.
Give the piece its shape: click the aspect ratio setting (it reads Auto ratio until you change it) and pick one, such as 3:4 for a poster.
Click the round arrow button (Generate 1 image) or press Enter. While the picture is being made, the title reads Generating Image. When it’s done, the picture fills the card.
Add the rest of the set
Drag from the product’s right dot again for every other piece you want, and choose Generate image each time. Each new card is wired to the same product.
Describe each card, give it its own shape, such as 1:1 for a post or 16:9 for a banner, and generate it. Each card makes its own picture, so you can generate them in any order.
Frame the workflow in a section
Click Section in the toolbar. A frame named Section appears in the middle of your view. Drag its corners until the product and every card fit completely inside it.
To name it, double-click Section above the frame, type a name such as “Summer set”, and press Enter. Now one click on the frame selects the whole workflow, and when you save it as a template, the name is filled in for you.
Run it again for your next product
When every card has its picture and nothing is still generating or uploading, right-click the section and choose Save as template. Then you can place a copy on any canvas, replace the product, and generate the whole set again with one button. See Templates.
If Save as template can’t save the selection, My Templates opens with the reason:
| Message | What to do |
|---|---|
| Run this workflow first, so the template can show what it makes. | Generate the cards that have no picture yet. |
| … changed since it last ran. Run the workflow again, so the template shows what it makes now. | A prompt, a setting or an input changed after a card was generated. Generate the changed cards again. |
| Wait for uploads and generations to finish before saving. | Wait until every card is done, then save again. |
| This selection mixes a connected workflow with … unconnected item. | Something in the selection isn’t wired to the workflow. Wire it in, or move it out of the section. |
More you can do
Name your product
Double-click the picture’s name above it, such as Image 1, type a name such as “Product”, and press Enter. The name is what you see when you mention the picture with @.
Build on a result
A finished picture has its own right dot. Drag from it to an empty spot and choose Generate image to make a new picture from it, or Generate video to turn it into a clip. Video runs on an OpenRouter key; see Generate a Video.
Change one piece
Hover the card. In the prompt bar that slides up (Describe the next image…), change the words or the settings and click Regenerate image (the circular arrows). The new picture replaces the old one on that card, and the old one stays in Version history. The other cards keep their pictures. See Retry and Regenerate.