Modes

Three Ways To Work

Raelume supports three complementary ways to create inside one project:

1. Canvas Mode: the classic node-based workflow.
2. Interface Mode: the same workflow shown as a clean interface with inputs, results, and one Run button.
3. Focus Mode: a chat-based creation flow with sessions.

All modes share the same project context, so you can move between them while iterating. Switch with the Canvas | Interface | Focus control above the canvas.

Canvas Mode

Canvas is best for structured workflows:

1. Connect blocks and route outputs visually.
2. Branch pipelines with Variator and utility blocks.
3. Compose sources with the Composer block, then use Render or Extract to create the next image block automatically.

Read more: Canvas Mode

Interface Mode

Interface is best for running a finished workflow without the graph:

1. Inputs appear on the left, results on the right.
2. Press Run to execute the same workflow as the canvas.
3. Edits to inputs write straight to the blocks, so Canvas and Interface always agree.

Read more: Interface Mode

Focus Mode

Focus is best for fast generation loops:

1. Prompt in chat.
2. Create and manage sessions for separate creative threads.
3. Add generated assets to canvas when you want to orchestrate them in block workflows.

Read more: Focus Mode

Moving Between Modes

1. Generate quickly in Focus Mode.
2. Add selected assets to Canvas for orchestration.
3. Continue refining with connected blocks.
4. Switch to Interface Mode to run the workflow as a simple interface.
5. Return to Focus Mode anytime for more iterations.