Node Banana Documentation
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Node Banana is a visual workflow editor for AI images, video, audio, text, and 3D models. You connect nodes to load media, build prompts, call models, and process results.
These guides describe the app's develop branch as checked on October 3, 2026.
They include unreleased changes after version 1.10.0.
See the changelog for release boundaries.
How it works
A workflow is a set of nodes on a canvas. Each node does one task, such as generating an image or trimming a video. A socket is an input or output point on a node. A noodle connects an output socket on one node to an input socket on another. The app runs each node after its inputs are ready. See Follow the data for an example.
Start here
- Install Node Banana and add your provider keys.
- Build your first workflow, or start from a template.
- Learn the canvas.
Choose your path
What you can build
| Task | Guide |
|---|---|
| Load, generate, edit, and compare media | All 28 nodes |
| Choose image, video, audio, text, and 3D models | Models and pricing |
| Start from a template | Templates |
| Work with the Agent | Agent |
| Find generations and manage project folders | Assets and Storage |
| Run a ComfyUI workflow inside a node | ComfyUI |
| Use the Windows or macOS preview | Install and Desktop app |
| Build batches and reusable workflows | Best practices |
| Look up shortcuts and settings | Keyboard shortcuts and Settings |
Get help
For help, use Discord (opens in a new tab) or report an app error (opens in a new tab). For common problems, see Troubleshooting. See the changelog for release changes.