Image Node
The Image node holds a single source image. It’s how you bring your own material into a flow — for image-to-image editing, multi-image fusion, or as a starting frame for video.
Adding an image
You have a few options:
- Upload — drop a file (PNG, JPG, WebP) onto the node, or click to browse
- Paste — copy an image from anywhere and paste with
⌘/Ctrl + V - Generate — connect from an Output node, the result becomes a new Image node
In-canvas editor
Click Edit on any image node to open the built-in editor. You can crop, rotate, draw, and apply filters. Saving creates a new Image node rather than overwriting the original — so you can iterate non-destructively.
Connecting downstream
The Image node’s right handle connects into the images target of:
- Output nodes — for image-to-image editing or multi-image fusion
- Video nodes — as the starting frame for image-to-video
Storage
Each board has a per-board storage budget (varies by plan). Replacing an image adjusts the storage delta automatically. If you hit the cap you’ll be prompted to upgrade or remove unused assets.
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