Luce to actual Ferrari Workflow 👇 Comment FLOW for the workflow

Just one shot this video with Wireflow and Opus 5.5 Its a visual about how claude can create your Ad workflows for you in @wireflowai

GPT Image 2.5 + Seedance 2.5. Six storyboard scenes became this 12-second birthday film. The exact image used to generate it is shown underneath. Built in @wireflowai Adapted from The Last Dish by @EHuanglu.

GPT Image 2 + Seedance 2.5. One empty room sketch in. A photoreal designer interior, an exploded design diagram, and two 8 second animations out. The room assembles itself, then pulls apart into its own blueprint. Swap one prompt for any room type. flow.

Viral Claymation Ads workflow Built in @wireflowai

Update on my movie Not trying to go viral or game the algorithm I know build in public is dead But just thought what I built was cool and wanted to share Peace

I made a Claude skill that finds a winning UGC ad (in your niche) and remakes it for your product. Comment SKILL for the Viral UGC Skill

Insane workflow for ecom or ad agencies

Flux 3 by Black Forest Labs. This whole clip is AI generated, audio included. One model doing picture and sound together. Open weights promised later this year. Video by @gokayfem, whose ComfyUI tools you've probably run. Comment LIVE and I'll email you when it's live on @wireflowai

Figma Weave vs Magnific vs Wireflow. Which AI canvas is best for client work? I tested the same client brief to real assets workflow on all three. @wireflowai was cheapest for Seedance 2.0 at 720p (and best to use with my agents) @magnific had the best stock asset library @figmaweave had the most polished canvas (but most expensive) Reply “FLOW” for the workflow + skills I used from brief to delivery. piped.video/ExK7tZSZL-w

I turned Claude into a viral ad cloner show it one viral ad and it studies everything. the hook, the pacing, where every cut lands then it rebuilds the whole ad in any style you want. same 12 seconds, same beats no editing, one workflow comment "FLOW" and I'll DM you the exact workflow

GPT Image 2 + Seedance. Stock 1990 Porsche 964 to Singer-style restomod from one text brief. GPT Image 2 builds the stock Guards Red car, then the oak-green carbon-ducktail restomod. Seedance adds a transformation timelapse and a golden-hour walkaround. Comment FLOW for the @wireflowai workflow.

GPT Image 2 + Seedance 2.0. One isometric line sketch in, photoreal media room out, plus an exploded axonometric diagram with labeled callouts and two 8s animations (build and explode). Retargets to any room type by editing the sketch and prompts. Built in @wireflowai Comment FLOW for the workflow

Kimi K3 setup in claude code + Viral workflow template

Best Guide I've see to make these viral VOX Paper ads

I turned ONE product photo into a complete Amazon listing pack with AI. Hero shot, lifestyle scenes, infographics, brand overlay. One input, whole set out. Comment "FLOW" and I'll DM you the workflow. Full tutorial (Claude Code + Wireflow AI) linked in the comments.

Nano Banana Lite + Gemini Omni. Paper-collage product ad workflow. One product photo in as a locked reference. Nano Banana Lite builds opening and closing collage frames, Gemini Omni renders the motion between them. 16:9 and 9:16 chains in parallel. 14 nodes. Comment FLOW and ill send you the workflow

I turned Claude into a viral ad research expert. But It doesn't stop at the research. This Skill finds proven UGC ads in your niche, reverse-engineers each one into a hook formula, writes a video prompt per hook, then pushes everything into a canvas that renders 8 finished captioned ads. On its own. Full tutorial in the video 👇 Comment SKILL and ill DM the full Skill and workflow.

Perfect for explainer videos on insta reels

GPT Image 2 + Seedance 2.0. Dated house to curb appeal makeover. GPT Image 2 generates the before, designs the makeover with the architecture locked, then builds a 9-frame storyboard. An LLM writes the video prompt. Seedance films the approach shot and the transformation timelapse. 5 outputs, 1 input. Comment Flow for the @wireflowai Workflow

"Nodal workflows are dead." That take is going around right now, and it is half right. The node hype started about 10 months ago. Weavy, Wireflow, Freepik, Flora everyone shipped a canvas. Then Figma paid $200M+ for Weavy, and the debate looked settled: nodes are the future of visual creation. Now comes the backlash: teams ripping out their canvases and replacing them with a chat box. They are fixing the wrong problem. Because yes, nodes alone hurt the second reality gets messy: - A missing node becomes a blocker - One edge case snaps the whole chain - A messy CSV or PDF does not fit the graph - And every fix adds more nodes, more parameters, more branching Power users cope. Everyone else churns. That part of the critique is true. But a chat box alone throws away the one thing that made nodes valuable in the first place: reproducibility. You cannot run vibes on 300 products. You cannot hand a prompt thread to a teammate and get the same result twice. A chat box is a slot machine with good manners. The answer is not nodes OR agents. It is agents that work ON your nodes. That is exactly how we built Wireflow: - You describe what you need, and the agent builds the workflow on the canvas - Something breaks mid-run, and the agent patches the graph instead of you rewiring it - Messy inputs get absorbed by the agent before they ever touch the pipeline - The canvas stays the source of truth: inspectable, repeatable, runnable a thousand times Chat is how you steer. The canvas is what you own. Nodes are not dead. Nodes without agents are. If you produce visuals at volume and you are tired of choosing between rigid and random, this is what we built @wireflowai for. The video below was made by using Claude Code and Wireflow's Compose Video node. Comment FLOW if you want it.