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Turn your workflows into simple, shareable, monetizable apps

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Summary

App Builder lets you convert any workflow into a standalone app that anyone can use - without ever seeing the canvas. Define what users control with an Input Node, define what they see with an Output Node, and everything in between runs behind the scenes. Publish your app privately, share it with your team, or launch it to the Community Marketplace and earn credits every time someone uses it. Whether you’re an agency packaging a workflow for a client, a creator monetizing your best pipeline, or a team sharing internal tools; App Builder turns complex multi-node workflows into one-click experiences.

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How to Access App Builder

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Open any workflow on the canvas.

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Click the Builder tab in the left panel.

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Add an Input Node and Output Node to your workflow.

4

Switch between Editor (canvas view) and App (user-facing view) using the toggle at the top center.

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Build

These pages cover how to create and configure your app.
1

Create an App

Add Input and Output nodes to your workflow, expose parameters with “Set As Input,” add categorized presets, and preview the app view. One Input Node + One Output Node = one app per canvas.
2

Publish Your App

Configure your app’s name, description, visibility (Public, Team, or Personal), remix access, monetization tier, and thumbnail, then publish. Community apps go through moderation review before going live.

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Discover & Earn

These pages cover the marketplace and how credits work.
1

App Marketplace

Publish apps to the Community Marketplace and earn credits every time someone uses or clones your app. Set your earning tier (None, Low, Medium, High) and track your income from the My Apps dashboard.
2

Manage your Apps

Browse and manage all your apps across four tabs; Explore, Community, Team Apps, and My Apps. Track metrics (credits earned, runs, clones, likes), edit workflows, manage versions, and unpublish from one place.

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Key Concepts

Input NodeCollects all user-facing parameters (prompts, uploads, settings) into a single panel. Users interact with this when they use your app.
Output NodeDisplays the final generated result (image, video, audio).
Connects to the last generation node in your workflow.
Set As InputA button on any node parameter that exposes it to the Input Node
making it controllable by app users.
PresetsPre-filled input options (prompt templates, reference images) organized by category. Makes apps easier to use out of the box.
Remix AccessWhen enabled, users can clone your app and modify the workflow behind it. You earn credits from every clone.
MonetizationSet an earning tier (0–30 credits) on top of the base generation cost. Earned credits are transferred to your account per use.
VersioningEach republish creates a new version. Last 5 versions are archived. Users are notified when updates are available.

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Common App Patterns

Here are some popular ways creators use App Builder:
  • Prompt → Generate Image → Output: A simple image generation app where users type a prompt and get an image. Add presets for one-click generation.
  • Image Upload → Edit Image → Upscale → Output: A photo enhancement app. Users upload a photo, the workflow edits and upscales it, and the result appears in the output.
  • Prompt → Generate Video → Lipsync → Combine Audio & Video → Output: A talking-head video app. Users enter a script, and the app generates a complete video with synced speech.
  • Text Iterator → Generate Image → AI Resize → Output: A batch ad creative app. Users enter multiple prompts, and the app generates resized assets for every platform.
  • Image Upload → Multiple Camera Angles → Output: A product photography app. Users upload one product shot and get multiple angle variations.
  • Prompt → Storyboard → Split Image → Output: A storyboard generator app. Users describe a scene and get individual numbered frames ready for animation.