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The Cloud Export node is a terminal publishing node: wire finished media into it, pick a destination, and sync. It’s the one node type with no outputs. It generates nothing, it only publishes what’s already connected.

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Connect it

Cloud Export accepts images, video, audio, 3D models, vectors, Flam clips, Router fan-in, and the output of any image tool. Each connected input becomes its own row in the node, tracking its own sync state, so the header reads something like “3/5 synced” as items finish.

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Destinations

Pick one destination per node: Provider destinations (Drive, Dropbox) require that provider to already be connected under Settings → Integrations. Local needs no connection at all. It’s the fastest way to pull a batch of generations off the canvas and onto your computer.

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Publish

Wire in everything you want to send out, choose a destination, and click Sync. Common patterns:
  • Publish a batch of generations to a shared Drive folder for review.
  • Download every connected output at once via Local, instead of saving each result individually.
Cloud Export is a terminal node. It has no outputs, so nothing downstream can connect from it. It’s the end of a pipeline, not a step in the middle of one.
Last modified on August 29, 2026