Templates
Save a workflow that already works, such as a product picture feeding several generated scenes, and run it again later with a new picture.
Before you start
- Open a canvas you can edit.
- The workflow must have run. Every image or video step in it needs the result it made from its current inputs, and nothing in it may still be generating or uploading.
- Saving and placing a template are free. Generate in a template’s workflow makes real image or video requests, and each one counts toward your usage.
The whole flow
Watch it once from a finished workflow to a new set of results, or click a step under the replay to jump to it.
4 stepsSave a workflow once, run it again with a new picture
Save the workflow as a template
Select the section that holds the workflow, or its nodes. Right-click and choose Save as template.
The selection decides what is saved. A connected workflow with at least one generation step saves as inputs and results. Two or more finished pictures with no connection between them save as a mockup set instead (see Save a mockup set).
Name it and save
Save as template sums up what you’re saving, such as 1 input → 3 outputs, and reminds you: Each input keeps its current image or text until you replace it. Replacing one only reruns what it feeds.
Type a Template name and click Save template. My Templates opens with your new template in it.
If the workflow makes a video, you can also tick Let me check the images before videos are made. The run then stops before the first video with Check the images above, then approve video generation. and waits for you to click Approve & generate videos.
Use the template
In My Templates, each template shows its first input, an arrow, up to three of its results, and what it does, such as Replace Product → get 3 scenes. Click Use with a new product. The button names the template’s input; a template with several inputs reads Use this template.
A copy of the workflow lands in its own section to the right of everything on your canvas, and its workflow panel opens. It starts Up to date: every input keeps its saved picture or text until you replace it.
Replace the input and generate
Under Input, click Replace and choose a new picture from your computer. The input now reads Replaced, and every result it feeds reads Will update. A text input is a box you edit directly. Reset puts the saved one back.
Click Generate 3 results (the count is the number of results that will change). Gavana makes them one at a time. When it’s done, the panel says Workflow complete. Your results are on the canvas.
More you can do
Open My Templates on any canvas
Click Add (the white + button) and choose Templates (Reuse your saved workflows). My Templates lists every template you saved.
My TemplatesFind your saved templates on any canvas
Reopen a placed workflow
Click Inputs & run workflow above a placed section to open its panel again. Click a result in the panel to select it on the canvas.
Read the results
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Default | Still the result saved with the template |
| Will update | An input it uses changed; Generate makes it again |
| Generating | Being made now, with the provider’s progress when it’s known |
| Done | Made from the current inputs |
| Failed | The step didn’t finish |
| Your image | Your own picture, kept until you generate that result again |
To make one result again without the others, click Redo this one (the circular arrow beside it).
Change the prompts
Click Edit steps at the bottom of the panel to see each result’s prompt and change it. Replace result puts your own picture in place of a result; it reads Your image until you click Generate again. Save as template, beside Edit steps, saves this copy as a new template.
Stop a run
While a run is going, the button at the bottom reads Stop. Click it: the current step finishes, then the run stops with Stopped after the current step. Finished results are kept.
Save a mockup set
Select a design picture together with the finished mockups made from it, with no connections between them. Right-click and choose Save as template.
Under Which image is the design?, click the design. To use more than one, such as a front and a back print, click each. Save template stays off until you pick at least one. The dialog then says what you’ll save, for example Saves 1 design and 3 scenes, all replaceable. Replace the design to update every mockup; replace a scene to update just its own.