Weavy: Automating Multi-Angle Prompts with Array and List Nodes
Weavy
Demo summary
The demonstration shows how to use an 'Array' node to split a single block of text (separated by asterisks) into individual camera angle prompts and then mapping them to a 'List' node for batch processing.
Step-by-step
- Add an Array node to the canvas
- Connect the text source to the Array node
- Change the 'Split text by' field from a comma to an asterisk
- Add a List node and drag the array output into it to create individual prompt boxes
- Select the specific prompt from the List node dropdown for each item
- Add five Nano Banana image model nodes
- Connect each prompt output from the List node to the 'prompt' input of the corresponding Nano Banana node
- To remove a connection, click the line and press Delete on your keyboard
Options
- Set image dimensions to 9:16 or leave as 'Default' to match the reference image aspect ratio
Watch out for
- The Array node defaults to splitting by commas; you must manually change this to match your text separator
- If a text segment is missing the separator character at the end, the node may not recognize it as a separate item
- The image model will generate random people unless a reference image is connected to provide the model's likeness
Tips
- Use the List node to turn a single block of text into a pre-filled dropdown of prompt options
- It is better to understand the underlying logic of the nodes so you can create your own custom workflows
Highlights
“This is so satisfying.”
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