Import & Export Workflows

You can save, share, and reuse workflows using export and import.

Export a workflow

Exporting creates a file that contains your workflow.

1. Click Export
2. Choose:
   • With Assets — includes images, characters, and other linked assets
   • Template Only — exports only the structure (nodes + connections)

A JSON file will be downloaded.

Import a workflow

Importing loads a saved workflow into the editor.

1. Click Import
2. Choose:
   • From File — upload a JSON file
   • From Clipboard — paste a copied workflow

The workflow will appear on your canvas.

What gets exported

A workflow export includes:

• Nodes
• Connections
• Node settings (prompts, parameters, etc.)

If you choose With Assets, it also includes linked assets.

When to use this

• Save a workflow as a backup
• Share workflows with others
• Move workflows between projects or environments

Template vs Full export

• Template Only → clean structure, no assets
• With Assets → complete workflow, ready to run

How to think about it

A workflow is just a structure.

Export = save the structure. Import = restore it.

Tip

Use Template Only when you want to reuse logic. Use With Assets when you want the exact same result.