Node types

What each of the fourteen node types holds and what you can do with it.

Media nodes

Several node types on one canvas

Image

An image asset, or a generation node producing one. The richest toolbar on the canvas: crop, clarity, image editing, storyboard tools, generation presets, history, describe, save to library, download.

Video

A video asset. Trim, capture a frame, regenerate a section, switch preview between original, segment, generated, and stitched, add to the director bar.

Audio

An audio file. Trim, generation history, describe, download.

Panorama

A 360° image. Double-click or use the toolbar to open the panorama viewer.

Content nodes

Node	Holds	Notable actions
Text	Markdown	Double-click to edit, AI assistant, import a document, download as Markdown, plain text, or Word, resize the window with [ and ]
Table	Rows and columns with field mapping	Edit the table, AI assistant, map which column is text and which is the prompt, re-upload
YouTube	A YouTube link, embedded	Paste a URL to create one. AI assistant produces summaries, rewrites, and scripts as text nodes
Dataset	A workspace dataset	Switch between asset view and content view, create images or video from it, upload, download, storyboard tools
Bundle	Several media items gathered by connection	Download, preview, storyboard tools. Members can be disabled, reordered, renamed, removed

Structure and annotation

Node	Purpose
Group	A visual container drawn behind everything else. Dragging it moves the nodes it touches. Cannot be connected
Title	Large text that resizes its box to the font size
Comment	A sticky note
Task list	A checklist with add, delete, and tick
Arrow	Two draggable endpoints

The last four are collectively annotations. They share foreground and background color controls, and viewers can be allowed to add them without being given edit rights. See Viewer access.

Group nodes always render beneath other nodes, and cannot take part in connections. They organize space; they do not carry meaning into generations.