Now that you understand workflows and how they function, let’s build your first one! A functional workflow requires:
  • At least one Input Node
  • One Save Node
  • At least one Processing Node
In this example, we’ll create a workflow that generates high-quality images for a social media (9:16) setting using the Flux Pro Ultra model.

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Step 1: Add a Text Input Node

Since we’re building a Text-to-Image workflow, we’ll start by adding a Text Input Node to allow us to input text.
  1. Click the ”+” button at the bottom of the page.
  2. From the Inputs and Outputs section, select Text Input Node to add it to your workflow.

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Step 2: Add a Text-to-Image Node

Next, we’ll add the Text-to-Image Node, which will process the input text to generate images.
  1. Right-click anywhere on the canvas.
  2. Hover over Add Node, scroll to Text-to-Image, and click to add it to your workflow.
Once added, configure the node:
  1. Click on the Text-to-Image Node to open its settings on the right-hand menu.
  2. Set the subtype to Flux Pro Ultra.
  3. Adjust the aspect ratio to 9:16 to match our social media format.

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Step 3: Connect the Input and Processing Nodes

To connect the nodes:
  1. Link the text dot on the Text Input Node to the prompt dot on the Text-to-Image Node.

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Step 4: Add a Save Node

To save the outputs:
  1. Add a Save Node using the ”+” menu or by right-clicking on the canvas.
  2. Connect the output dot of the Text-to-Image Node to the Save Node.

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Step 5: Add a TV Node to View Outputs

To view your workflow’s progress and outputs:
  1. Add a TV Node by clicking on “TV”, next to the ”+” menu.
  2. The TV Node does not need to be connected to anything—it will display outputs automatically as they are generated.

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Step 6: Generate Images

  1. Click the Text Input Node and type your input prompt into the settings menu on the right.
  2. To generate two images at a time, click the settings icon at the top of the page and set the number of images to 2.
  3. Hit the Generate button at the top-right and wait a few seconds for your images to appear!