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Editing recipes

Open a recipe's flow, refine its details, and choose whether to edit, copy, or unpack it.

Open a recipe to change prompts, swap models, add steps, or simplify its controls.

Your working flow is separate from the saved recipe. Preview your changes, then save or publish a version for placed recipes to use.

Open the recipe

Click Open recipe, or select the node and press E. The canvas shows its internal flow; the right Recipes panel contains its details, Inputs, and Outputs.

With editing permission, you can change the flow and resume edits later. Otherwise it opens as View only, with Make a copy to edit available.

Change the flow and its controls

Edit nodes and connections as on a project canvas. In Botanical Campaign, you might refine the art direction or add a step after image generation.

Connect New input on Input to an internal input to expose a control. Connect an internal result to New output on Output to expose a result.

Expand a panel row to edit its name and description; drag its handle to reorder. Hover for Zoom to node and Remove. Where supported, Optional input allows running without that value.

After removing a control, check the connections and test before saving. See Inputs and outputs for wiring options.

Edit the recipe details

Use Name and Description to explain the result and required inputs: “Create a botanical campaign image from a creative brief.”

The Recipes panel with the recipe name, description, and Populate control

Populate suggests a name, description, categories, tags, and input/output labels and descriptions from the flow. Review them before saving.

You can also update:

  • ThumbnailUpload media or Replace the preview image or video.
  • Categories — choose up to three.
  • Tags — select or create up to five.

Use Save changes or Update recipe to save these details. They're shared across versions, so older versions also show the updated details.

Preview and save your changes

With a name, description, and at least one output, click Preview recipe to try the interface. Change inputs and Execute to check results; Escape returns to the editor.

Use Save changes for unpublished recipes or Update recipe for published ones. Up to date means no pending changes. Version status shows Unsaved changes, Saved, or Published.

Saving flow changes creates a version. You then choose which placed recipes use it; see Publishing and versions.

Make a copy or unpack the nodes

Choose what you want to work with:

ActionResult
Open recipeInspect the recipe's internal flow, or edit it when you have permission.
Make a copy to editCreate your own reusable recipe from a view-only recipe. Your copy has its own versions.
Detach into your own copyCreate an independent recipe and switch the selected canvas node to use it.
Unpack into nodesReplace this canvas instance with its internal nodes, grouped under the recipe's name.

Keep a reusable recipe

In View only, Make a copy to edit places a copy beside the original in your project, or creates a project if needed. Open your copy to edit without changing the original.

Detach into your own copy in the selected node's properties keeps it in place and switches it to your independent recipe.

Work directly with the nodes

Choose Unpack into nodes from the node's context menu. Its selected version expands into a group, preserving connections to the surrounding flow.

The recipe node context menu with Unpack into nodes

Edit those nodes directly without changing the source recipe. Undo returns the group to a recipe node in one step.

Move between recipes and your project

The breadcrumb trail shows your project and opened recipes. Click an earlier name to return. Select a nested recipe and press E to open it; with no recipe node selected, E goes back one level.

Leaving with unsaved flow or input/output changes offers Save & leave or Update & leave, Discard & leave, and Keep editing. Save recipe details before navigating away too.

Archived recipes open read-only. Owners can Unarchive to edit; others can make a copy.

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