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Keep the process that worked.
Turn a connected workflow into a reusable creative tool. Change the brief, swap the reference, and run it again—or discover a recipe someone else has already built.
Your next brief has a starting point.
Product concepts, campaign imagery, spaces, and cinematic ideas: save the process behind a direction you want to explore again.
Explore a product direction
Build a workflow around form, materials, and references. Swap the inputs for the next concept.
Carry an identity across a campaign
Keep a useful creative process ready for the next brief, subject, or product.
Try another space
Bring a fresh reference to a repeatable workflow for visual exploration.
Set a scene
Preserve the connected steps behind an atmosphere you want to revisit.
One recipe. Your own direction.
A connected workflow becomes a focused tool, with clear inputs and an output you can keep building on.
Find your starting point
Choose a recipe for the job, or package your own connected nodes into one.
Make the inputs yours
Change the brief, pick the aspect ratio, and bring your reference images.
Run it. Keep creating.
Review the estimate, execute the recipe, and take the result into your next step.
A few things worth knowing
The recipe index is the place to browse current recipes. It stays up to date as recipes are published.
Yes. Create one from selected connected nodes, or build its internal canvas using Input and Output nodes. Define the controls and preview the recipe before sharing it.
Instances are pinned to a workflow version, so they do not automatically adopt new internal wiring. You can update an instance when ready. Some descriptive metadata, including names and labels, is shared across versions.
Recipe runs use the underlying nodes and their applicable credits. Review the estimate in the recipe preview before executing it. See pricing for current plan details.
Start with a process worth keeping.
Find a recipe, bring your own inputs, and see where it takes you.