Provider
The Provider node holds one model choice for image, video, voice or script generation. It cannot be wired into generation nodes, so set the model on each node.
The Provider node holds one choice of model for one kind of generation: image, video, voice or script. It never runs a model and costs nothing.
It does not change a run
The canvas refuses a wire from Provider to Generate Image, Generate Video or Generate Script, so the model it holds never reaches a run. Choose the model in each generation node's own settings.
Settings
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Category | The kind of generation: Image (default), Video, Voice or Script. |
| Provider | The model family. The list depends on the category. The default for Image is Nano Banana. |
| Model | An optional variant of the provider. |
Choose the model on the node
- Select a generation node, such as Generate Image or Generate Video.
- In the settings panel, pick a model under Provider. The settings below it change to match the model: aspect ratios, durations and resolutions.
- The price of the run shows on the node's Run button before you run it.
To run many shots on one model, drive them from a List into one generation node instead of copying the node. The node runs once per item, so moving from a draft model to a final one is a single change.
Tips
- Compare models side by side. Copy the generation node, keep the same inputs and pick another model on the copy.
- Choose the model with facts. Choosing a model compares the models for each kind of job, and every model page lists its prices and settings.
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Generation settings nodes
The Generation Settings nodes each hold one value, such as a model or a tone. Only Tone reaches a run, through the Look input of image and video nodes.
Aspect Ratio
The Aspect Ratio node holds one frame shape, such as 16:9 or 9:16. It cannot be wired into image or video nodes, so set the ratio on each node.