Text nodes hold the words on your canvas — prompts, scripts, captions, and notes — and feed them into whatever you connect next. Type directly, or give the node an instruction and let it generate or transform the text with AI.
Write or generate
Type straight into the content area when you already know what you want to say. For everything else, write an instruction in the prompt bar and click Run: draft ad copy, write a voiceover script, punch up a caption, or rewrite existing text in a different tone. The node holds the result, and you can keep editing it by hand afterwards.
You can also connect one image into a Text node and write about it — caption a product shot, describe a generated frame, or turn a moodboard image into a reusable prompt.
Feed it downstream
A Text node’s output can drive nearly every other node on the canvas:
- Text → Image — the text becomes prompt context for the generation.
- Text → Video or Text → Flam — scripts and shot descriptions steer the clip.
- Text → Audio — narration scripts, lyrics, and sound descriptions feed voiceover, music, and SFX.
- Text → Storyboard — a brief becomes the source material for a full scene plan.
- Text → Vector or Text → 3D — describe the logo, icon, or model you want.
Because connections carry context automatically, a single well-written Text node can drive several generations at once — connect it to three Image nodes with different settings and compare the results side by side.
Keep reusable direction in its own Text node — a style description, a brand voice, a recurring character brief — and wire it into every generation that should follow it. Update it once, and every downstream run picks up the change.
