Image Node

The Image node turns a prompt into a still image — and doubles as the anchor for references, edits, and every image tool on the canvas.

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Generate an image

Write a prompt in the node’s prompt bar, pick your settings, and click Run. Name the subject, the setting, the visual style, and the lighting — specific prompts give specific results. Reach for 1K when you’re drafting and iterating, and 4K when you need a crisp final output with detail to spare.

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Reference images

Connect other Image nodes — generated or uploaded — as references, and describe in the prompt how to use them. References keep characters, products, and color palettes consistent across generations, and they’re how you do image edits: connect the source image, then prompt the change you want.

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Modes

The Image node has two generation modes:

• Standard — the normal path: text-to-image, image edits, and reference-conditioned generation.
• Photobooth — connect a reference image of a product or subject, and the node generates a set of commercial photoshoot template variations from it. Add a text prompt to steer the direction. Photobooth needs the connected image first — a prompt alone won’t run.

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Visual analysis

The AI assistant can inspect an Image node’s actual pixels — not only its prompt — so you can ask it to describe a result, critique a composition, or decide which of several variants to carry forward.

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Edit with image tools

Every Image node connects into the canvas image tools: upscale, inpaint, outpaint, remove background, change angle, separate layers, and a set of local adjustments like crop, levels, and blur. Chain them after a generation to refine the result without leaving the canvas.