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Any generated or uploaded media — an image, video, or audio file. Assets belong to ideas, appear on canvases, and can be reused as references.
The panel on the canvas, opened with ⌘B, showing the workspace’s folders and datasets.
A canvas node that gathers several media items collected through connections, so one connection can carry many references.
One board inside the Infinite Canvas app. A workspace can hold many.
WJI’s unit of spend. See How credits work.
The stored form of an idea and its attached media. A dataset node on the canvas points at one.
The timeline at the bottom of the canvas where clips are assembled and exported.
The AI-optimized version of your prompt, and what is actually sent to the model. Your own wording is kept separately as the user prompt.
A canvas node that produces media. References reach it through connections.
One entry in Idea Studio — a character, location, prop, shot, outline, or script, with a summary, content, tags, prompts, and attached media.
The app for capturing and organizing written material.Some screens label it Creative Tools. They are the same app.
Anything placed on a canvas. There are fourteen types. See Node types.
Media or text fed into a generation to guide it. In the standalone generator references are a list you build; on the canvas they arrive through connections.
A number that makes a generation repeatable. -1 means unspecified.
In Digital Host, one passage of dialogue with its own voiceover and video clip.
A generation mode producing a grid of shots or angles as a single image.
On Seedance video models, whether a run is generating, editing, or extending. The prompt wording has to match the mode.
The container for one project — ideas, assets, canvases, members, and settings.