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Learn AgentDocks from the beginning.

AgentDocks is an AI visual production platform for creating images and videos. Work directly in Create Studio, or build a connected process in the Node Editor when you need more control.

A finished fashion image created as part of a visual production

The platform

From a first idea to finished visual work.

A single generation is often only the first step. AgentDocks keeps the inputs, creative decisions, tools, and results together so you can continue the project instead of starting again each time.

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Start with an idea or reference

Describe what you want to make, upload something to work from, or begin with a prepared template.

02

Build the work in one project

Your prompts, inputs, settings, and results stay together while you create and make changes.

03

Keep the process when it works

Move into a workflow when you want to see the steps, change the logic, or run the process again.

Two ways to work

Choose the interface that fits the job.

Create Studio and the Node Editor use the same production environment. Neither one is a beginner or professional edition of the other.

Create Studio

Create images and videos directly. Write a prompt, add a reference, choose a model, and work with each result in a familiar project feed.

Create Studio showing a project feed, generation controls, and visual results

Node Editor

Build the process as connected steps. Use it when you want to see how information moves, branch a direction, or run the same setup with new inputs.

A Node Editor canvas with connected generation and preview nodes

Templates help you start ahead.

A template gives you a prepared starting point. Add your own inputs, run it, and change the underlying process when you need something more specific.

Keep learning

Find the next useful answer.

Follow the guides in order, or open the exact page that matches what you see on screen.

Start with something real

Create one result, then decide how far the project needs to go.

Start the first project