Flows

A flow is a small pipeline you build once and re-run whenever you need it. The usual example is generate an image, then remove its background, but any chain of the available steps works.

Two kinds of step are available:

• Image generation. Any model you hold a key for, with its full set of options.
• Background removal. Runs locally on your Mac. No key, no per-image cost, and it works offline.

Steps are wired together by dragging from one step’s output onto the next step’s input; see drag and drop. A flow can also declare its own inputs and outputs, which is what lets a scene layer call it. Flows execute in the background and keep a history of past runs you can go back to.