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Workflows

Turn your best campaign into a repeatable pipeline

Chain generation, editing, and delivery into one visual workflow with 18 node types. Save it as a technique your team reruns for every launch.

18+Node types
Multi-stepReusable execution
Team-readyShared visual systems
DesignerBox workflow canvas showing a product photo flowing through generation, background removal and upscale nodes to a finished packshot
Build once, branch infinitelyTurn generation, editing, relighting, and delivery into one repeatable production system.
Workflow canvas branching one portrait into four relighting variations
Relighting branchesOne input, multiple outputs
Workflow canvas standardising campaign images across an Instagram carousel
Batch consistencyKeep campaigns unified
ImportTransformBranchDeliver

What is a DesignerBox workflow?

A DesignerBox workflow is a node-based pipeline that runs a fixed sequence of AI operations on your inputs. You place nodes on a canvas, connect each output to the next input, set the parameters once, and press Run. The 18 node types cover generation, background removal, image upscaling, relighting and delivery, so a job that usually moves between four separate tools finishes in a single pass. Source files come straight from your asset library or a folder upload.

The value is repetition. A pipeline built for one campaign is saved, versioned and rerun by anyone on the team against new inputs, which is what holds character consistency and brand kit rules steady across a launch instead of letting them drift shot by shot.

Node Types

18 Node Types, Unlimited Possibilities

Everything you need to build any AI pipeline

Image Generation

Create images from text prompts using Stable Diffusion, FLUX, and more.

Image-to-Image

Transform existing images with AI-guided style and content changes.

Compose

Blend multiple images together with intelligent compositing.

Video Generation

Generate short videos from text or image inputs.

Execution

4 Ways to Run Your Pipeline

Full control over how your workflow executes

Run All

Execute every node in sequence from start to finish. The default mode for complete pipeline runs.

Run From Node

Start execution from any node, skipping upstream steps. Reuses cached inputs to save time and credits.

Run To Here

Execute only up to a selected node. Preview intermediate results before running the full pipeline.

Run This Node

Execute a single node in isolation. Test individual operations with specific inputs.

Guide

How It Works

From idea to output in minutes

1

Create

Open the Workflows editor and create a new pipeline canvas.

2

Build

Drag node types from the sidebar onto your canvas.

3

Connect

Draw connections between node outputs and inputs.

4

Configure

Set parameters, prompts, and options on each node.

5

Run

Hit Run and watch your pipeline execute step by step.

6

Save

Review outputs and save results to your library.

Features

Built for Professional Workflows

Every detail designed for efficiency

Smart Connections

Nodes auto-detect compatible input and output types. Invalid connections are blocked before you make them.

Batch Processing

Feed multiple inputs into a single workflow. Process entire folders of images in one run.

Node Groups

Group related nodes into collapsible sections. Keep complex workflows clean and organized.

Auto-save

Every change is saved in real time. Pick up exactly where you left off, on any device.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Navigate, connect, and execute with keyboard shortcuts. Power users can work without touching the mouse.

Undo / Redo

Full undo history with unlimited levels. Every action is reversible with Ctrl+Z.

Recipes

Workflow recipe library

Open any recipe with one click. Modify inputs, lock variables, run.

Campaign variant generator

20 to 40 ad variants from one master in about 90 minutes.

Brand-locked spokesperson video

Same presenter, every campaign, every language, no reshoot.

Concept frame moodboard

50 concept frames across 5 visual directions in an afternoon.

Bulk catalogue processor

Hundreds to thousands of SKUs to marketplace specs in one batch.

Lifestyle scene builder

One real product photo into 50 lifestyle contexts.

A+ content infographic

A full Amazon A+ module set per SKU, ready to upload.

Supplier image rescue

Poor supplier photo to marketplace-grade listing in 10 minutes.

Pre-viz to animatic

Script breakdown to a director-review-ready animatic in a day.

Character LoRA training

Train once, reuse across the project. 30 to 60 minute training.

Cinematic relight

A new lighting setup on existing footage, no reshoot needed.

Upscale for delivery

4K and beyond, motion clarity preserved, colour-managed.

Daily content batcher

A week of creator content in one 3 to 4 hour batch session.

Thumbnail batch generator

20 thumbnail concepts per video in 5 minutes, ready to A/B test.

Multi-platform export

One master to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Shorts, blog and newsletter.

Trend-jack rapid response

Trend spotted to posted in under an hour, brand intact.

Affiliate weekly batch

LTK, ShopMy and TikTok Shop, a full week in 3 to 4 hours.

Fashion OOTD

Daily outfit content in 15 to 20 minutes per outfit.

Fitness coach weekly

Funnel-aware weekly production from content to client.

Home design before and after

Hero Reels, Pinterest batches and transformation carousels.

Recipe carousel

One cooking session into multi-platform recipe content.

Personal headshot for LinkedIn

Looks like you on a good day, at a fraction of studio cost.

Where workflows sit in the DesignerBox stack

Single-purpose ai apps handle one job at a time: one product shot, one try-on, one upscale. That is the right tool when you need one asset. It stops scaling the moment a single product has to become a packshot, three lifestyle variants, a vertical video cut and a set of marketplace crops that all match each other.

A workflow is where those steps become one object. Inputs arrive from your asset library or a folder upload, each node applies its operation, and branches let one source image produce several finished formats in the same run. Because the pipeline is explicit, you can see which step introduced a problem and rerun from that node instead of starting the whole job again.

Runs are not confined to the browser. A saved workflow is callable over the model context protocol, so Claude or any other MCP client can trigger a production run with your parameters and hand back finished assets. You can build and run pipelines on the free plan before deciding what is worth automating.

Every node calls the same ai models the rest of the platform uses, so a workflow output is identical to the output of the equivalent single tool. What changes is that the sequence, the settings and the naming convention survive the run and are there the next time you need them.

Workflow builder FAQ

What the canvas does, what it costs, and how a pipeline gets reused.

What is a workflow in DesignerBox?
A workflow is a saved pipeline of AI operations laid out on a canvas. Each node performs one operation, such as generating an image, removing a background or upscaling a file, and connections define the order they run in. Press Run and the whole sequence executes against your inputs.
Do I need to write code to build one?
No. Pipelines are built by dragging nodes onto the canvas and drawing connections between them. Nodes check types as you connect, so an output that cannot feed the next input is blocked before you make the connection rather than failing halfway through a run.
How many node types are available?
There are 18 node types in four categories. Generate covers image, image-to-image, compose and video. Transform covers background removal, inpaint, upscale, relight, style transfer, face swap, video upscale, video trim and text overlay. Utility covers text prompts and uploads. Output covers saving to your library, Amazon S3 and webhooks.
Can one workflow process a whole folder of images?
Yes. Batch processing feeds multiple inputs through the same pipeline in one run, so an entire folder of product photos moves through identical settings. That is what keeps a catalogue consistent, because every file receives the same operations in the same order.
How do credits work when a workflow runs?
Each node that calls a model spends credits at that model's normal rate, and nodes that only move or organise files do not. Running from a mid-pipeline node reuses cached upstream results, so steps that already produced an output are not paid for twice.
Can I run only part of a pipeline?
Yes. There are four execution modes. Run All executes everything, Run From Node starts at a chosen node and reuses cached upstream results, Run To Here stops at a selected node so you can check intermediate output, and Run This Node executes a single operation in isolation.
Can my team reuse a workflow I built?
Yes. A saved workflow becomes a technique the rest of the team opens, edits inputs on and reruns. That is how a launch keeps one visual system across dozens of assets, because everyone runs the same pipeline instead of rebuilding their own version of it.
Can a workflow be triggered from outside the browser?
Yes. Saved workflows are exposed through the DesignerBox MCP server, so an MCP client such as Claude can start a run with your parameters and receive the finished assets back. The canvas stays the place you design the pipeline; the client is another way to execute it.

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