AI Workflows

CGC AI Editor allows you to apply powerful AI-driven image editing workflows to transform, enhance, or create images with ease.

Whether you’re tweaking an existing photo or generating something entirely new, this tool makes the process intuitive and creative.

Each node in a workflow represents either an image input, text input, or an AI processing step.

Let’s walk through how to use it step-by-step!

1. Understanding the Interface

The interface is built around nodes connected to form an image editing workflow.

• Image Input Nodes – Click to choose an image or paste an image URL.
• Text Input Nodes – Type commands, prompts, or other parameters.
• Output Node – Displays the final image result.
• Workflow Selector – Pick a workflow like Style Transfer, Face Swap, Background Removal, and more.

You will also see:

• Image History Panel – Review, download, open, or delete previous results.

2. Loading an Image

You can input an image in two ways:

Option 1: From Media Library

1. Click on an image input node.
2. A media library modal will open.
3. Select or upload an image to use.

Option 2: From an External URL

1. Click the text input field inside the image node.
2. Paste a valid image URL (e.g., https://example.com/image.jpg).

The selected image will immediately appear in the node preview.

3. Running the Workflow

Once your workflow is set up:

1. Click the “Start Workflow” button under the Output Node.
2. The editor will process the image and show the final result right in the output node.

4. Viewing and Managing Results

After processing, the image appears in:

• The Output Node preview.
• The Sidebar History Panel, where you can:
  • Download the image.
  • Remove the image.
  • Open in Modal to view it larger.

5. Changing Workflow

Under the final Output Node, you’ll find:

• “Change” Button – Click to browse and select from a list of pre-made workflows:
  • Image Style Transfer
  • Face Swapping
  • Background Removal
  • …and many more!

This automatically configures the correct nodes for that workflow.

6. IMPORTANT: Session Storage

CGC AI Image Editor does not keep images in memory after your session ends.

To preserve your work:

• Download any images you want to keep.
• Upload favorite images back into the Media Library to reuse them.

Tips & Tricks

• Use descriptive prompts in text nodes for better AI results.
• Use Negative prompts in negative text nodes to improve the results.
• Keep your media library organized by uploading only your best inputs.

Now you’re ready to start crafting incredible AI-powered image edits with CGC AI Image Editor! Have fun experimenting with workflows and bringing your creative ideas to life.