nodelizer

A free desktop canvas for images, video, sound and 3D

One idea.Endless
directions.

Nodelizer is a desktop app where every step of your work is a node. Write a prompt, try a few models at once and pass the best result on to the next step. The app is free, and models run on your own account at the AI providers you choose, at their prices.

Coming soon to macOS, Windows and Linux. Free for individuals, education and small teams.

The Nodelizer window with a project open: a prompt feeds an Image node, and the knight it made feeds nodes that produce nine views of it, two redesigns, a turnaround sheet and a 3D model.
  • Image
  • Video
  • 3D
  • Draw
  • Remove Background
  • Speech
  • Music
  • Sound Effects
  • Extraction
  • Multiview
  • Turnaround Sheet
  • Re-Angle
  • Props Variation
  • Extend Video
  • Upscale
  • Compare
  • Rig
  • Retopology
  • Model Edit
  • Composition
  • Frames
  • Transcribe
  • Blender
  • List
  • Router
  • Reusable text
  • Note
A Nodelizer board. A prompt and a Reusable text node feed a node that made a Templar knight. The knight feeds a Multiview node with nine views, a Props Variation node with two redesigns, a Turnaround Sheet node and a 3D node with its model.
  1. The board

    This is one project.

    A knight, from a single sentence to a 3D model. What you see is a real board from the app, not a drawing of one. Keep scrolling and we will walk across it.

  2. Step 1 of 5

    It starts with a sentence.

    The prompt only says {{knight}}. The Reusable text node below it describes the knight, so every prompt that needs the knight says the same thing. The Image node turns it into the first picture.

  3. Step 2 of 5

    Walk all the way around.

    Multiview makes the back, the sides and the 3/4 angles of whatever is in your image. Each view lands as its own image, ready to feed the next node.

  4. Step 3 of 5

    New gear, same knight.

    Props Variation swaps in different armor, a different shield and a different weapon. Every variant goes its own way, and it is still the same knight.

  5. Step 4 of 5

    A model sheet in one go.

    Turnaround Sheet lays the character out the way an artist would: front, side and back in one image, with close ups if you ask for them.

  6. Step 5 of 5

    Then make it solid.

    The front view goes into a 3D node and comes back as a textured model. From there you can rig it, clean up its mesh or open it in Blender.

Providers

Your account.Their prices.

Nodelizer doesn’t sell generations. Connect your own account at an AI provider, and every run goes from your computer straight to it, billed by the provider at its own prices. We add nothing on top.

Your key is kept encrypted on your computer and never sent to us. When it can read billing, each result shows what the run cost, and Settings shows the month’s total.

  • fal

    Images, video, sound and 3D

  • Higgsfield

    Video

  • Tripo

    3D

Settings, AI providers: fal is connected and shows what each run cost, with this month’s total of $3.94 over 31 runs.
An image result with its Details open: its size, its format and a cost of $0.04, what the provider charged for the run that made it.

Generate

Not every ideaneeds a board.

Sometimes you want a picture, not a project. Open Generations, pick Image, Video, Audio, Upscale or 3D, write what you have in mind and press Generate. Results stack up in a feed, each one keeping what it was made from.

The Generations view with nine results in a grid: knights, orcs and a turnaround sheet. At the bottom, the Generate bar is set to Image, with a picture of a knight as its reference, a prompt about riding through a snowy mountain pass at dusk, and a button that reads Generate.

Compare models

Same prompt.Four models.

Not sure which model fits the job? Add up to four to one node and press Generate once. Every result lands on the board named after the model that made it.

An orc warrior made by Grok Imagine 2.0
Grok Imagine 2.0
An orc warrior made by Nano Banana 2
Nano Banana 2
An orc warrior made by GPT Image 2.5
GPT Image 2.5
On the board: a prompt feeds an Image node with a Lineup of three models and a button that reads Generate 3. Three results sit beside it, one per model.
That is the node that made them. One press, three jobs, three results.

On the shelf today

Image
GPT Image 2.5Nano Banana ProSeedream 5.0Grok Imagine 2.0FLUX.2
Video
Veo 3.1Kling 3.0Seedance 2.5MiniMax H3Wan 3.0
3D
Tripo H3.1Hunyuan 3D 3.1 ProMeshy 7.1Hitem3D 3.0
Sound
Eleven v4Eleven Music v2.5Lyria 3 ProMirelo SFX 1.6
Upscale
Topaz Wonder 3.5Topaz PrecisionRecraft CrispTopaz Starlight

The list moves as models come and go. The board stays the same.

On your computer

Plenty runs on yourcomputer, for free.

Cutting out objects, removing backgrounds, saving frames, finding the words in a sound, editing a 3D model and cutting a video together all happen on your computer. They cost nothing and need no provider.

The Select objects editor open on a dark knight. The helmet is highlighted in green, and a list beside the image names four saved objects: Helmet, Shield, Axe and Chain.

Video, sound and 3D

Pictures areonly the start.

The same board makes clips, voices, songs, sound effects and 3D models. A result of one kind plugs into a node of another, so an image can become a clip, and the clip can get its sound.

Video

Make a clip, then keep it going.

Start from a prompt, a first and last frame, or a set of references. Extend Video carries a clip on past its end, as the same shot or as a cut to a new angle.

Four seconds from a prompt, seven more from Extend Video

Sound

Voices, songs and noises.

Speech reads your text aloud, in a preset voice or your own, made from a recording. Music writes a song from a prompt and your lyrics. Sound Effects makes the roar, and Video to Sound scores a silent clip.

On the board: a Music node with two models made two songs, and a Sound Effects node made an orc's roar. Each result shows its waveform.

3D

A model you can turn in your hands.

Make a model from a prompt or from an image. Look at it from every side, check its texture maps one by one, then retopologize it, split it into parts or give it a skeleton.

The 3D viewer showing the knight as a textured model, with its triangle count and a panel of maps: base color, normal, roughness and metallic.

Re-Angle

Same scene, new camera.

Drag the camera around the subject and pick how high it sits. You get the scene from there, with nothing in it moved.

On the board: an orc seen from the front feeds a Re-Angle node set to behind at eye level, and three models each show the orc from the back.

Compare

See what changed.

Put two images under one divider and drag it. It works for an upscale, an edit or a redesign like this one. Go on, drag it.

The same knight in the same scene, redesigned with dark armor, a blue cloak and an axeA Templar knight in white and red in front of a castleBeforeAfter

Blender

Finish it in Blender.

Send a model to Blender and keep working there. Save, and the node on your board updates. Nodelizer downloads its own copy of Blender the first time, so there is nothing to set up.

On the board: a prompt feeds a 3D node, its model feeds a Rig node, and the rigged model feeds a Blender node.

Prompts

Write it once.Use it everywhere.

A long project repeats itself: the same character, the same look, the same notes. Nodelizer gives prompts three ways to refer to things, so you never paste the same paragraph twice.

{{knight}} in the pose of @hero, in the world of [[Dark Knight]]

  • {{knight}}

    Reusable text

    Keep a character or a style under a name. Any prompt that writes the name gets the full text, and changing it once changes it everywhere.

  • @hero

    Mentions

    Point at a connected image, clip or sound by the label you gave its node. No more counting which one was image 2.

  • [[Dark Knight]]

    Pages

    Pull a page of the project wiki into a prompt, or only one section of it. Rename the page and the prompts follow.

Lists

Put a List between a prompt and a generator, and one press runs once per row: a knight in five colors, or the same edit on ten pictures.

On the board: a prompt reads “A medieval knight, @knights” and feeds a List of five rows, which feeds an Image node whose button reads Generate 5. Five knights sit beside it, each named after its row.
The Wiki view of a project, showing a page called Dark Knight with a picture of the character and a line about who it is.

Your files

A project is a folder on your computer.

The board, the files it made and the wiki pages all sit in one folder that you own. Everything saves as you go, every edit can be undone, and moving a project means moving a folder.

  • Templar/the project
  • project.jsonthe board
  • assets/everything it made
  • wiki/pages, as Markdown
  • dark-knight.md
  • blender/scenes you opened in Blender

Agents

Bring yourown agent.

Connect Claude Code, Codex or anything else that speaks MCP, and let it work on the open project with you. It sees the same board, adds nodes, wires them up and runs them while you watch.

There is a terminal under the canvas for exactly this. Pick how much the agent may do, start it, and ask for what you want in plain words. Its edits undo like your own.

The app with a terminal docked under the canvas. A menu titled Start an agent offers three levels of access, Full access, Limited and Read only, and two agents to start: Claude Code and Codex.
  1. Access

    Read only

    It can look at the board and tell you what it sees.

  2. Access

    Limited

    It reads and edits your projects, but can’t run models, so it never costs anything.

  3. Access

    Full access

    It reads and edits your projects, and runs models on your provider account. Once what it has spent today reaches its daily budget, which starts at $20, it asks you before running more.

Sync

Your projects onevery computer.

Sync keeps the projects you choose, your gallery and your own voices in private cloud storage, so they follow you from computer to computer. 100 GB for $8 a month. Your project folders stay on your computer and keep working offline.

The Templar board with the title bar reading Synced, and the sync panel open: 12.0 GB of 100.0 GB of cloud storage used.

Not out yet

Comingsoon.

We are still building Nodelizer. Leave your email and we'll write to you when it's ready to download.

We only use it to tell you when Nodelizer is out. Privacy

  • macOS
  • Windows
  • Linux