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FLOW

Lay it out once. Run it as often as you like.

A single image is a few clicks. Twelve images in one style, each turned into a clip, is a job , and doing that job by hand every month is where the time goes. Flow is the canvas where you connect the steps once and press start whenever you need the whole thing again.

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Placeholder , a screenshot of the canvas: a prompt feeding two generators, one of them feeding a video block.

The blocks

You build a flow out of blocks you connect. What comes out of one goes into the next, and the ports only fit where they make sense , a text output does not connect to an image input.

Prompt

Starting point: this is where something enters the flow.

Prompt assistant

Takes prompt, reference image and returns text.

File

Starting point: this is where something enters the flow.

Image generator

Takes prompt, reference image, your own style and returns image.

Video generator

Takes prompt, start frame, end frame, reference image, reference video, your own style and returns video.

Edit

Takes image or video, instruction, your own style and returns result.

LoRA

Starting point: this is where something enters the flow.

One in, many out , and back again

One prompt can feed several generators at once, so you compare models on identical input instead of guessing which one suits the shot. The other way round works too: several references into one generator. A block only runs when everything it needs is connected, and if something is missing it says which port , rather than starting and failing halfway, which costs you the generation.

Ready-made starting points

You do not have to start from an empty canvas. Each of these opens as a working flow you can change.

Character Sheet

One character, four angles on a single sheet, kept consistent.

Camera Angles

One subject, five camera angles, on a single sheet.

Product visual

Your product photo in a styled scene, with its shape intact.

Before and after

Show a room before and after a restyling.

Product to UGC

From product photo to something that looks like a customer shot it, plus a clip.

Multi-Model Video

Run one image through four video models and compare the results.

Social post

A post with readable text in the image.

Upscale

Make an image sharper and larger, without inventing detail.

An agent can run it too

A flow is not only something you press start on. Connect Claude, Claude Code or your own agent and it can run your saved flows, generate images and video, and look up your files. You grant permission once, see everything that happened on your behalf, and revoke it with one click. How that works.

What it costs

A flow costs what its steps cost , there is no charge for the canvas itself. The total for a full run is shown before you start it, and each step is charged as it runs, so a flow that stops halfway does not bill you for the part that never happened.

You do not have to start here

Most people begin with a single image or clip, or let the assistant lay the first one out. Flow is where it goes once you want it again next month.