Infinite Canvas basics: from a blank canvas to your first generation chain

Open Infinite Canvas in the sidebar and click New project. The first canvas is created and opened automatically.

A project can hold several canvases. Deleted projects go to the Trash under My projects and can be restored.

Click + at the top-left of the canvas or right-click on empty space to add one of four node types:

• Text: write prompts, or let AI expand / rewrite them.
• Image: text-to-image, image-to-image, multi-image, face swap, motion control.
• Video: text-to-video, image-to-video, keyframes, omni reference, motion control, lip sync, video face swap, upscale, edit / extend.
• Audio: text-to-speech.

Nodes can be dragged, box-selected and duplicated; the top-right toolbar has alignment and zoom.

Select an image or video node and the composer appears at the bottom:

1. Pick a model (e.g. Flux / Qwen for images, Seedance / Wan for video).
2. Pick a mode chip. Each mode has its own material slots: face swap needs face + target image, keyframes need first + last frame; hints are shown next to the chip.
3. Write the prompt. Modes such as face swap or upscale need no prompt and hide the input.
4. Choose ratio / resolution / duration; the credits required update live at the bottom-right.

Drag the dot on the right of an upstream node onto the left of a downstream node to create a reference:

• Image → Image: reference for image-to-image / face swap / multi-image.
• Image → Video: first frame, last frame or reference image.
• Video → Video: source video for face swap, upscale, edit or extend.
• Audio → Video: reference audio for lip sync.

When the upstream node is regenerated, the downstream node shows Reference updated; click it to re-run with the new material. Slot limits depend on the mode and are checked before submission.

Click Generate and the node switches to running with a live progress bar. Refreshing or reopening the page resumes polling automatically.

Results appear on the node when done: preview, download, or drag them into the Library. If a task fails, the node shows the reason and credits are refunded automatically.

One account can run only one task at a time; wait for it to finish before submitting the next.

• Versions: every completed generation takes a snapshot; History (top-right) restores any version, and restoring creates a new version instead of overwriting.
• Share: creates a read-only link valid for 7 days; viewers need no account, and you can revoke it any time.
• Duplicate canvas: copy the whole canvas with results and keep editing.
• Export: download all results on the canvas as one package.