FLORA

Open a canvas and start with any node: text, an uploaded reference, or a generation from one of the model options. From there you branch. Connect a node to another model to restyle, extend or animate its output, and keep branching wherever you want to explore alternatives side by side rather than overwriting your last attempt. Because the canvas keeps the whole graph, comparing six directions is the normal mode of working rather than a chore. When a graph produces something that works, save it as a Technique so the same pipeline can be rerun on new inputs. Teams work on one canvas simultaneously, pull from shared asset and element libraries to keep brand material consistent, and administrators cap usage per member and watch spend through analytics. Paid tiers expose API and MCP access from the entry level, so a canvas workflow can also be driven from a coding agent. Billing is a seat fee plus metered model usage at published rates.

• •Node-based Infinite Canvas - Branch from any node to explore variations in parallel, with a full canvas and layer editor available even on the free tier
• •50+ Models In One Workspace - Nano Banana 2 and Pro, Gemini 3 Pro, Veo3, Runway Gen-4 Turbo, FLUX Kontext, Kling 3.0, Seedream 5.0, Seedance 2.5, Wan 2.6, Ray 2, Pika, Recraft V4 and more
• •Techniques - Save a working node graph as a reusable creative workflow instead of losing the approach
• •Fashion Studio - Sketch to render, flatlay conversion, ghostform modelling, garment recolour, fabric swap, model maker, try-on and 360 model video
• •Character and Background Swaps - First class canvas operations rather than manual composite work
• •Real-time Collaboration - Multiple people editing one canvas, available from the entry paid plan
• •Shared Team Assets - Shared assets and elements on Pro and above so brand material stays consistent
• •Usage Caps and Analytics - Per member usage limits and spend analytics for agencies controlling cost
• •API and MCP Access - Included from the Starter plan, so the workspace is reachable from a coding agent

Brand teams, agencies and production studios that have outgrown single prompt tools and need the work to be repeatable, shared and auditable. The Techniques feature is the specific answer to an agency problem, which is that a good result discovered by one designer is usually unrecoverable by anyone else. Fashion and apparel teams get a studio built for their operations rather than generic image editing. Solo creators can work on the free tier, though the seat plus metered model means real spend rises with output, so the sticker price understates cost for heavy users. The competitive risk is worth knowing: Figma acquired the closest competitor in this category, so FLORA now competes with a tool most design teams already have a seat in.