List Node

The List node takes a block of text and splits it into individual items. Each item then flows to a separate connected downstream node, letting you run the same generation step across multiple inputs in parallel — without duplicating nodes by hand.

How it works and split modes

How to use it:

  1. Add a List node to the canvas

  2. Type your items directly into the node, or connect a Text node output to populate it automatically

  3. Choose a split mode: by line break, by comma, or by a custom delimiter

  4. Draw connections from the List node's output handles to your downstream nodes — one handle per item

Split modes:

  1. By line — each line becomes one item

  2. By comma — each comma-separated value becomes one item

  3. Custom — specify any delimiter character or string

Fan-out connections and example

The List node creates one output handle for each item. Drag each handle to a separate downstream node. If you have 5 items, you can connect 5 Image nodes and generate 5 different visuals in a single Run All.

Example: You have 4 product names — Cloud Serum, Glow Mist, Calm Balm, Dew Drop. Enter them in a List node (one per line). Connect each output handle to a separate Image node. Each Image node receives one product name and generates a hero image for it. Run All — four images generate in parallel.

Tip: Combine with a Text node upstream: use the LLM to generate a list of prompts, then pass the output to the List node to fan them out. Keep lists focused — the more items, the more credits a single run consumes.