Workflow templates
The Workflows page ships with 17 prebuilt templates — complete, runnable graphs built around craft-level starter prompts and sensible model defaults (image steps default to Nano Banana, which handles the reference images most templates lean on). They're the fastest way to learn what good graphs look like, and most real workflows start as an edited copy of one.
Preview, then copy
Click a template card to open it as a read-only preview on the canvas. Nothing is locked away — inspect every node, read every prompt, and see showcase results from one of our own runs hydrated onto the graph. When you're ready, press Make a copy: the template lands in your workflows, fully editable, and the original stays pristine for next time.
The gallery
| Template | What it does |
|---|---|
| Photoshoot | A creative-director LLM studies your product photo, writes the brief, casts one consistent campaign model, and renders a 12-shot editorial with your real product in every frame. |
| Story Panels | Turns a premise into three sequential story panels, each generated with the previous panel as reference for continuity. |
| B-Roll Generator | One subject, three camera treatments — a matching set of b-roll clips in a single run. |
| Seamless Transition | Grabs the last frame of one clip and the first of the next, then generates a morphing transition between them. |
| New Angles | Reshoots one image from three new camera positions — low angle, overhead, close-up — without leaving the scene. |
| Storyboard to Film | Takes a storyboard sketch to a finished shot: renders it photoreal, then brings it to life as video. |
| Scene Edit | Video-to-video: swap the location, weather, or time of day — and keep the subject. |
| Style Transfer | Restyles real footage into any aesthetic — anime, watercolor, film noir — while preserving the motion. |
| Fabric & Texture Swap | Keeps the first image's shape and lighting, borrows the second image's fabric, color, or texture. |
| Storyboard Creator | Sketches a scene as a three-panel pencil storyboard from a one-line story. |
| Character Creator | Designs a character once, then generates consistent turnaround and action views from the hero image. |
| Campaign Images | Turns one product photo into a campaign set: studio shot, lifestyle scene, and editorial flat-lay. |
| Image Style Generator | Repaints any image in a named style — describe the look, keep the composition. |
| Image Variations | Three faithful variations around a reference: same subject and composition, new details each time. |
| Virtual Try-On | Dresses the person in the first image in the garment from the second — pose, face, and lighting stay put. |
| Scored Clip | Generates a video and its soundtrack side by side from one scene description — ready to lay onto the timeline together. |
| Upscale & Deliver | Pushes any clip through the upscaler for a crisp, delivery-ready master. |
Make it yours
After copying, everything is editable: swap starter prompts for your own brief, change models per node, widen a 3-shot template to 8, or splice two templates together. The starter prompts are worth reading before you replace them — they encode prompting patterns (consistent casting, reference-order conventions, art-direction rules) that transfer to your own graphs.
Keep going
- New to the canvas? Start with Building workflows.
- Run your copy and check the per-node results.
- Prefer describing to wiring? Copilot edits a copied template as happily as it builds from scratch.