How to use Oro
A few nodes. Your first image.
Oro works with a node system. You can write your idea in a Prompt node, connect it to Text to Image and choose a model to bring it to life. Your prompt, settings and result stay together on the canvas, ready for you to try something else.
Try the node examples ↓A Prompt connects to Text to Image. Edit the text, follow the connection and see where the image appears. In Oro, you choose the model and run generation inside the receiving node.
Text and palette edits work here; generating a new image happens in Oro. Drag the canvas to look around. Use + and − to zoom, or Reset View to return to the starting position.
Open Oro
Install Oro, activate your access and open the Node workspace. You can start with an empty canvas or an included workflow.
Add a node
Open the node menu and search for the tool you want. Start with Prompt for text, or drag an image into the canvas to use an existing image.
Connect and run
Drag from an output port to a compatible input. Choose the model and settings on the receiving node, then run it when you are ready.
Once you have a result
Keep going from the image you like.
Compare and adjust
Keep the result beside its source. Try another prompt or model, or connect a tool to crop, change colors or refine the image.
Save your workflow
Save the connected setup to come back to it later. Keep a useful group of nodes as an Asset when you want to use it in another project.
Export the result
Connect the image to Export, choose where it should go and set the output options you need.
Finding your way
You don’t need to know
every node to begin.
Start with what you want to make. Add a step, see what it does and build from there.
Browse the node library ↗Find a useful next step.
Add nodes from the sidebar, or drag from a connection port onto empty canvas to explore compatible options. A Prompt supplies text; an Image Input supplies an image. Connect each one to an input that accepts that kind of information.
Check the starting model.
A generation node gives you a starting model. You can change it inside the node to suit the result you want. Check its inputs, settings and cost estimate before running. The controls and provider options you see depend on your access.
The result can be your next input.
Connect the image to another tool, try a different treatment or keep a version you like. Save the workflow to return to the setup later. Export the result when you want a file to use outside Oro.
Your work & control
Know what happens
when you run a tool.
Local tools and connected models work together in Oro. They do not all handle your work in the same way.
Local work, local tools.
You can arrange your workflow and use local editing tools on your computer. That does not mean every part of Oro works offline: connected generation and account services need an internet connection.
Check what you are sending.
When you run a connected model, the inputs needed for that request are sent for processing. Review the prompt, connected images and selected service before running it, especially when working with client material.
Review the estimate and settings.
Check the cost estimate when available, along with the model and output settings. An estimate is not a guaranteed final charge. If the price is unavailable or unclear, check the provider’s pricing before continuing.
How to Use / explained
Questions
and answers.
Getting started, connecting nodes, saving your work and choosing what to run.