Audio Nodes & Technique Publishing

Create them from a right-click or from any selection of existing generations, then pull them into any prompt by typing #. A picker appears, the element's images are automatically fed as input, and the system warns you if you exceed a model's max input count. Learn more about Elements and model compatibility here.

Within any prompt field, type @ to open a picker of compatible nodes (connected ones grouped at the top), select one, and a graph edge is created automatically — feeding that node's output into your generation. Works alongside # for elements, giving you two fast ways to wire context into prompts.

The Add Node menu now includes a search bar across every available model, grouped by provider with submenu expansion. Type to filter, set a quantity for bulk-adding, and models are automatically filtered by compatibility with your current connections.

A new masonry-grid page on the dashboard shows all past generations across every project with infinite scroll and export options — perfect for revisiting earlier work or pulling assets into new projects.

Each item flows through all downstream blocks automatically, unlocking true pipeline-style batch processing.

Skip the setup and jump straight to results with expert-crafted node chains that encode best practices for common creative tasks.

Add and style text layers with full control, opening up typography-driven workflows like posters, social media graphics, and branded content.

Connect one input to your router and fan it out to any number of downstream nodes — hit R to drop one in instantly.

Position, resize, reorder, and lock layers with precision. Export the final composition as a single unified image — no need to leave FLORA for basic compositing work. Read about the Layer Editor here.

Feed up to 100 images, videos, or text items into a Batch Node and run them all through the same downstream operation simultaneously. Think bulk upscaling, style transfers, or variations — without clicking "generate" a hundred times. Read more about Batch Node here.

FLORA picks the best model for your workflow so you can focus on creating.

Fast photo edits, stylized renders, and multi-image fusion at 26 seconds per generation.

Right-click any node with 2+ completed outputs and select "Extract Outputs onto Canvas." Each output becomes its own node, auto-arranged in a grid next to the source — great for comparing variations or branching your workflow.

When a node has multiple completed outputs, hit the new download button in the toolbar to grab everything as a neatly named ZIP file. No more downloading one by one.

Toggle lock on any layer via the context menu. Locked layers can't be moved, resized, or deleted, so your careful positioning stays exactly where you put it.

Arrow keys nudge layers by 1px. Hold Shift to nudge by 10px for faster repositioning. Fine-tune your compositions without touching the mouse.

Anchor preservation keeps your opposite edge fixed while you drag.

Corner handles maintain ratio by default; hold Shift to toggle free-form resizing.

Available in the Tools dropdown, it lets you break apart compositions, isolate regions for targeted editing, or prep assets for batch workflows — all without leaving your generation pipeline.

A new generation stepper lets you dial through variation counts before committing.

See exactly what you've generated, when, and at what cost. Whether you're managing a team budget or just staying on top of personal usage, the dashboard gives you the visibility to plan confidently.

Bring in a full set of references, textures, or source images in a single action and get straight to building. It's larger, includes folders, and allows for bulk upload. Select and upload multiple files at once from the file picker; no more adding assets one at a time.

Brings deeper reasoning, stronger instruction-following, and more nuanced creative output to your text and multimodal workflows — ideal for complex chains that demand precision.

In practice, state-of-the-art models like Nano Banana Pro already deliver more adherent stylistic results through prompting alone. We're rebuilding styles from the ground up — expect more powerful capabilities like References and Elements for character and style consistency in an upcoming release. In the meantime, you can still upload LoRAs for supported models (Flux Dev, with Flux 2 and Qwen coming soon).

Perfect for pulling start and end frames to use as references, style guides, or inputs for image-to-video generations without leaving your workflow.

A major leap in cinematic AI video: improved character consistency, multi-shot storyboarding, synchronized dialogue across multiple languages, and significantly cleaner motion in fast-paced scenes. Ideal for narrative-driven video workflows.

The Run button now displays a clear credit estimate tooltip upfront, with visual warnings when costs exceed your remaining balance. No more surprise failures mid-batch or guesswork when scaling up expensive workflows.

Image generation now defaults to Flux 2, video and image-to-video default to Seedance 1.5, and inpainting uses Nano Banana Pro.

Extended jobs that previously timed out due to progress streaming issues should now complete more consistently. We've stabilized progress updates and increased underlying timeouts under the hood, which means fewer interrupted workflows and less need to retry. You'll notice this one when you don't notice it—your heavy jobs just finish.

Share a flexible credit pool across unlimited team members without paying per person. Perfect for growing teams, agencies, and organizations where headcount fluctuates.

Scale plan (250K credits) offers significant savings, with additional discounts available on annual billing.

Select any region and regenerate just that area. Swap out objects, fix artifacts, or erase distractions without starting over.

Expand the canvas in any direction and let AI fill in the new space. Great for adjusting aspect ratios or giving compositions more room to breathe.

Focus your image to the exact frame you need, right where you generated it.

Separate foreground, background, and objects into individual outputs so you can iterate on parts of your composition without regenerating everything. Perfect for refining hero elements while preserving what already works.

Another option in the speed/quality tradeoff, ideal for rapid iteration when you want faster feedback loops without changing the rest of your workflow.

Power users move faster, and new users learn speed paths naturally while they work.

Learn more about the underlying media assets you’re working with, at a glance.

Launch from the History popover's expand button to access a masonry grid layout with tabs to toggle between current project and all-time history. Perfect for finding that generation from weeks ago without endless scrolling.

Get high-quality results faster with this streamlined Flux variant, ideal for rapid iteration and exploration workflows.

Team members and clients can take shared work and create their own variations without needing full ownership permissions.