Group

A spatial container for organizing related nodes. Drop nodes into the Group’s box; the Group exposes one output per output-type its members have (text, image, video, audio).

How membership works

• Drag a node so that 70% or more of its bounding box is inside the Group’s box on drag-end → the node becomes a child of the Group.
• Drag a child so that more than 30% of it is outside the Group → it detaches.
• Children move with the Group when you drag the Group.

Outputs

• Output handles appear dynamically based on the types of children inside.
• A Group with 3 text-prompt children + 1 generate-image child exposes two outputs: out-text (3-item array) and out-image (1-item array).
• Output arrays plug into list-aware consumers (Loop, Merge Lists, list-handling nodes). Connecting to a single-string input passes only the first item.

Appearance

Select a Group to reveal a colour strip above it, offering the same palette as sticky notes plus a neutral swatch that clears the colour.

• No colour (the default) — a quiet grey frame with a small caption above it.
• Coloured — the frame is tinted and its label becomes a solid banner in the same colour, sitting flush on top of the frame. Use this to mark a canvas region as a named section, e.g. a cyan “References” block feeding a pink “Generation” block.

The banner scales with the Group’s height, so the title stays readable when you zoom out far enough to see the whole workflow. Colour is purely visual — it does not affect membership, outputs, or execution.

What participates

Children whose primary output type is text, image, video, or audio. Multi-output nodes (Loop, Merge Lists, etc.) and parameter pickers (tone, framing, lighting, etc.) are skipped — see Collect for those cases.

Pricing

Free — no credits charged. The Group is a frontend aggregator, not an executed node.