Canvas · Visual creation

Wire your ideas into one creative chain

Unlike a linear chat box, Suminoir spreads your work across an infinite canvas. Each step is a "node", and connecting two nodes with a line links them — prompt to image, image to revision, revision to archive. Your whole process, visible and editable.

What is a node

A node is a block on the canvas that represents one step of your work: a prompt node holds your idea, a generation node produces an image or text, a file node holds a reference image. Connect one node's output to the next node's input to build a flow.

A line is a step

Drag a line out from a node's edge onto another node — for example "prompt → image", or feed an existing image into a new prompt as a reference. The order you connect references sets their numbers (Image 1, Image 2, …).

Generate an image

Create a prompt node, write your description, pick a model, size and count, then generate. To reference an existing image, connect that image's node to your prompt node and use @ in the prompt to point at "Image N".

Revise and follow up

Not happy with a result? Attach another prompt downstream to keep revising. For chat answers, press F to follow up right there and keep the conversation going.

Archive to your library

Archive finished work into your Eagle library (see "Eagle integration") to build your own assets, then pull them back onto the canvas next time as references — the more you make, the smoother it gets.