Canvas

A canvas is a free board for trying things out. Place image, video and note cards, wire one card into another, and generate without leaving the board. Open Canvases from the sidebar, or from a project or World, and pick a board to open it full screen.

Canvases

Narrows the list to one status, with how many canvases carry each. Pick All to see every canvas again.

1. Open Canvases from the sidebar.
2. Type in Search canvases… to narrow the list by name.
3. In the rail, choose All or a status to show only canvases with that status.

• Each status row counts the canvases that carry it.

Board

This board's name, where it lives and how many cards it holds. A board the system keeps in step with a sequence can't be renamed.

1. Open a board and click an empty spot so no card is selected.
2. Press Board settings in the page bar if the panel is closed. It opens on Details.
3. Click Name to rename the board.
4. Switch to Model defaults to choose the model and settings new cards on this board start with.

Image nodes

The image model and settings every new image card on this board starts with, including each model's starting rate. A row left unset follows your own defaults in Settings.

1. Open a board and click an empty spot so no card is selected.
2. Switch the panel to Model defaults.
3. Under Image nodes, pick a model and set the rows you want every new image card to start with.

• Rows: the model and the settings that model offers, such as aspect and resolution.
• Unset rows: follow your own model defaults in Settings. Aspect follows the project, or the docked sequence.
• Per card: every new card can still change any of these for itself. An image card offers only image models and shows the exact estimate in a starred badge beside Generate.

Video nodes

The video model and settings every new video card on this board starts with, including each model's starting rate. A row left unset follows your own defaults in Settings.

1. On the board's Model defaults tab, find Video nodes under Image nodes.
2. Pick a model and set the rows you want every new video card to start with, such as its duration.

• Rows: the model and the settings that model offers, such as aspect, resolution and duration.
• Unset rows: follow your own model defaults in Settings.
• Per card: a video card offers only video models and shows the exact estimate in a starred badge beside Generate.

Versions

Every run of this card, in order. Click one to preview it, then Set as main to make the card and every card it feeds use it.

1. Select an image or video card and switch the panel to Output.
2. Click a thumbnail in Versions to preview that run.
3. Press Set as main to make the card show it. Every card that takes this one as an input moves to it too.

• Strip: every run of the card, in order, with its version number.
• Set as main: makes the previewed run the card's own. It reads This is the main version when it already is.
• Notes: say when a version was based on another card, or branched from an earlier run.

Prompt

The exact words this version was made from, as they were sent. Change the next run's words on the Compose tab.

1. On Output, pick a version in the strip.
2. Read Prompt for the exact words that run was given.
3. To change the words for the next run, switch to Compose.

• Prompt: the words as they were sent. They never change after the run.

Inputs

The pictures and cards this version was given, in the order the model saw them.

1. On Output, pick a version and find Inputs.
2. Read each input in the order the model received it.
3. To change the inputs for the next run, switch to Compose, or right-click another card on the board and choose Add as input.

Provenance

Which model made this version, with its settings, seed and cost. Use it to make the same thing again.

1. On Output, pick a version and scroll to Provenance.
2. Read which model made it, the settings it ran with and what it cost.

Node

This card's name, kind and where it sits on the board. Click the name to rename the card.

1. Select a card and switch the panel to Details.
2. Click Name to rename the card.
3. To take the card off the board, open its ⋯ menu on the board and choose Delete.

Runs

Each time this card was generated, with the model and what it cost, or why it failed.

1. Select a card and switch the panel to Details.
2. Click Runs to open it. The count beside it shows how many there are.
3. Read each run's version, model and cost. A failed run says why.

• Each run: its version number and model, then what it cost, "running", or the reason it failed.

Changes

Edits made to this card and who made them, newest first.

1. Select a card and switch the panel to Details.
2. Click Changes to open it.
3. Read each edit and who made it, newest first.

• Each entry: one change to the card, with who made it and when.