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Learn Node Composer

Guides, tutorials and answers, organised by topic. Pick a track on the left and work through it at your own pace.

01 · Start here

Getting started

Install Node Composer, activate your license, and bring your own keys.

01How do I connect Runware?Create a Runware API key and paste it into Node Composer — the whole setup takes about a minute.02How do I connect WaveSpeed?Create a WaveSpeed API key and paste it into Node Composer — the whole setup takes about a minute.

02 · The app

Using the app

Organise your projects, and learn what every button in the editor does.

01Managing your ProjectsThe Project Library is where every composition lives — create, organise into folders, duplicate, export and delete your projects.02The canvas interfaceA tour of the canvas — what every button in the toolbar, the canvas controls and the side panels actually does.03PresetsReusable scraps of prompt — lenses, film stocks, backgrounds, styles — kept in one library and dropped into any prompt.

03 · Nodes

Node reference

One page per node, in the two families the app groups them into: the ones that generate, and the ones that compose.

Generate

01ImageMake still images from a prompt, or from a prompt plus reference images.02VideoMake video from a prompt, from images, or by editing a clip you already have.033DTurn a picture into a 3D object you can turn — and send the angle you choose on down the graph.04AvatarTurn a portrait and an audio clip into a talking, lip-synced video.05PromptA chat with an LLM that writes prompts for your other nodes.06UpscaleEnlarge an image and add detail.

Compose

07WorkflowA whole graph folded inside one node — wire inputs in, build the flow inside, and take out as many results as you need.08Layer ComposerArrange up to ten pictures on one canvas — move, scale, rotate and blend them — and out comes a single image.09Media PlaceholderAn empty media slot you can wire up before you have the file — the key to reusable templates.10FrameA labelled, coloured backdrop that groups a section of your canvas.11LabelA free-floating rich-text note for titling and annotating your canvas.12TextWrite a prompt by hand — or wire a result into it to see the prompt and settings that made it.13Prompt SplitBreak one prompt into up to ten separate outputs, and send each to a different generator.

04 · Workflows

Building workflows

How handles work, what can plug into what, and recipes to wire nodes into a pipeline.

01How nodes connectRead the handles — what the coloured rings, the letters and the numbers mean, and what can plug into what.02Combining nodes into a workflowSeven recipes you can build today, starting with the classic Prompt → Image chain.

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