AI Workflow Studio: Turn One Brief into a Finished Image Set
Describe what you need and click Create Workflow. The AI agent plans the steps, shows the credit cost before anything runs, and places every result on one canvas you can keep building on.
How AI Workflow Studio Works
Four steps from a plain-language goal to a canvas full of results, with nothing charged until you approve a step.
Describe the Goal
Type what you want in the box above, or open the studio and chat. Add reference photos such as a product shot, a logo or a character sheet.
Review the Agent's Plan
The agent turns your goal into concrete steps, picks a model and settings for each one, and shows how many credits a step will use.
Confirm and Generate
Approve a step and it runs. Credits are only charged when you confirm, and each finished image appears as a node on the canvas.
Branch, Refine and Export
Pick any image node and ask for an edit or a variation. Connect nodes, undo mistakes, copy the whole workspace for a new idea, and download what you need.
What Makes a Workflow Different from a Single Prompt
A one-shot generator gives you one image. A workflow keeps the context, so the second, third and tenth image build on what came before.
Say the Outcome, Get a Step-by-Step Plan
Instead of rewriting one long prompt until it works, describe the result you need. The agent breaks it into steps such as generate a base image, edit the background, then make variations, and proposes each one for your approval.
Workflow Ideas to Start From
Common multi-step jobs that are easier as a workflow than as separate prompts. Pick one, adapt the wording in the box above, and click Create Workflow.
Three Workflows, Step by Step
What a workflow actually looks like on the canvas: the goal you type, the steps the agent proposes, and what you end up with.
One Product Photo, a Full Set of Listing Images
Upload a product shot and ask for a clean studio version plus three lifestyle scenes. The agent proposes a background edit for the studio shot, then one edit per scene that reuses your product as the reference. Each result sits next to the original on the canvas, so you can spot a warped logo or a wrong color before you download anything.
A Character Designed Once, Reused Everywhere
Ask for a mascot, pick the version you like, then request new poses and settings from that node. Because every new image is an edit of the chosen design, the character keeps its colors and proportions from scene to scene, and the canvas shows the whole family of images branching from one original.
A Campaign Visual and Its Variations
Describe the campaign, approve a base image, then ask for variations: a warmer palette, a different crop, a version with more empty space for text. You compare them on one canvas instead of scrolling through separate downloads, and you only pay for the steps you actually confirm.
Who Uses AI Workflow Studio
Anyone whose job takes more than one image, and who wants each new image to build on the last.
Online Sellers
Upload one product photo and branch it into lifestyle scenes, seasonal backgrounds and clean listing images, all kept side by side for comparison.
Brand & Social Teams
Build a campaign visual, then spin off variations for different channels without losing track of which version came from where.
Illustrators & Storytellers
Design a character once and keep generating new scenes from it, with every frame of the sequence visible on one canvas.
Designers Exploring Concepts
Try several directions in parallel, keep the branches that work, and copy the workspace when a client asks for a new round.
AI Workflow Studio: Frequently Asked Questions
How the agent, the canvas and credits work.
AI Workflow Studio is Banana AI's agent-based image workspace. You describe a goal in plain language, an AI agent plans it as a series of steps, and each approved step adds its result as a node on a visual canvas that you can keep editing.
The regular generator makes one image per prompt. AI Workflow Studio keeps the whole project in one place: it plans multiple steps, remembers earlier results, lets you edit any image on the canvas, and shows how the images relate to each other.
Only when you confirm a step. Chatting with the agent and reviewing its proposals is free; each proposal shows the model, settings and credit cost before you approve it.
The agent currently routes image steps to Nano Banana, Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, Seedream 4.5 and Flux Pro2. The model for each step is shown in the proposal, so you always know what will run.
Text-to-image generation, edits to an existing image (such as a new background or outfit) and variations of an image. You can also upload your own reference photos as starting points.
Yes. Workspaces are saved to your account, so you need to sign in to create one. New accounts receive 10 free credits.
No. Workspaces, chat history and the canvas layout are saved to your account. Open AI Workflow Studio again and pick the workspace from your list, or copy it to start a new variation of the project.
Say what the finished result is for and what must stay the same, for example: four listing images of my mug, keep the logo and color, white background for the first one. Short, concrete goals produce clearer plans than long lists of adjectives.
Yes. Decline the proposal and tell the agent what to change, such as a different model, aspect ratio or number of images. It will propose a revised step, and nothing is charged until you confirm one.
You can create as many workspaces as you need. Each one keeps its own chat, canvas and results, and you can copy a workspace to try a new direction without touching the original.
Start Your First Workflow
Write the goal, add a reference if you have one, and click Create Workflow. Review the plan, confirm the steps you want, and build the whole image set on one canvas.