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Once a graph works, you don’t want to rebuild it. Save it as a workflow to reload and rerun it, or save part of it as a technique to drop into other graphs.

Save a workflow

1

Open the save dialog

Right-click the canvas and choose Save from Canvas Actions.
2

Choose Workflow

The dialog has a Workflow | Pipeline toggle. Leave it on Workflow to save the graph for yourself and your team. Choose Pipeline to publish it with declared inputs; see Pipelines.
3

Name it and save

Give it a name you’ll recognize later.
Your canvas also autosaves as you go, so you won’t lose a graph in progress. A saved workflow is what you reload on purpose.

Load a workflow

Choose Load Workflow from Canvas Actions to open My Workflows. It has three tabs: From My Workflows you can search, load, rename, and delete.

Rerun with new inputs

Load a workflow, swap the inputs — a new product shot, a different prompt — and choose Run Flow. Nodes that didn’t change are skipped. Choose Rerun all to regenerate everything.

Techniques

A technique is a saved selection of nodes. Select the nodes, right-click, and choose Save selection. Techniques appear in the Techniques submenu at the top of Add Node, so you can drop a proven chunk of graph into any canvas.

Try it

Right-click the canvas, choose Load Workflow, open Pre-mades, and load one. Swap in your own product shot and choose Run Flow. Or ask Claude or ChatGPT:
  • “Which canvas workflows have we saved?”
  • “Load our ‘Product on white’ workflow onto my open canvas and run it with this photo.”
  • “Save this canvas as a workflow called ‘Holiday flat lay’.”

What’s next

Pipelines

Publish a workflow others can run with new inputs.

Skills and grounding

Keep every rerun on-brand.