Label
Add Node → Compose → Label
A title or a note you can put anywhere on the canvas — a heading for a section, a caption under a result, a reminder to yourself. It doesn’t connect to anything or take part in your flow; it’s just there to keep the canvas readable, and it always sits on top of the cards.
Don’t confuse it with Prompt Text, higher up the same menu: a Label is written on the canvas and read by you, while a Prompt Text carries a prompt and is read by the generators wired to it.
What’s on the label
| Area | What it does |
|---|---|
| The text | Your words, in a greyed Label until you write some. A new Label is ready to type in. |
| Toolbar | While it’s selected: bold, size, bulleted list and alignment. |
| Right edge | Drag it to set where the lines wrap. Double-click it to fit the words again. |
| Rings | None. A Label carries nothing and connects to nothing. |
Writing and formatting
Add it from the dock or Add Node → Compose → Label, or right-click the canvas and pick Compose → Label — that way it lands exactly where you clicked. Either way it opens ready to type in.
Later, click once to select it and click again to write; the caret goes where you clicked. Esc, or a click elsewhere, ends writing.
While it’s selected, a small toolbar sets how the whole Label looks:
- Bold.
- Size, from 14 to 128.
- List — bullets on the lines you’re writing. Return continues the list; Return on an empty bullet ends it.
- Alignment — left, centre or right.
Bold, size and alignment apply to the whole Label, so a title and smaller notes under it are two Labels.