A desktop canvas for images, video, sound and 3D
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. It all stays on the board, right where you left it.
Coming soon to macOS, Windows and Linux
The board
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.
Step 1 of 5
The prompt only says {{knight}}. The variable below it holds who the knight is, so every prompt that needs the knight says the same thing. The Image node turns it into the first picture.
Step 2 of 5
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.
Step 3 of 5
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.
Step 4 of 5
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.
Step 5 of 5
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.
Compare 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, and you see the total price before anything runs.
On the shelf today
The list moves as models come and go. The board stays the same.
Cutouts
Click the helmet, the shield or the axe and it comes out clean, on a transparent background, as its own image on the board. The selecting and the cutting happen on your computer, not on a server.
Mark the objects yourself, or have Nodelizer find them and name them for you.
Missed a part? Click it. Grabbed too much? Click the extra bit and it lets go.
Reopen a selection next week and refine it. The cutouts update on the board.
Video, sound and 3D
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
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
Speech reads your text aloud. Music writes a song from a prompt and your lyrics. Sound Effects makes the roar, and Video to Sound scores a silent clip.
3D
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.
Re-Angle
Drag the camera around the subject and pick how high it sits. You get the scene from there, with nothing in it moved.
Compare
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.
BeforeAfterBlender
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.
Prompts
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}}
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
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]]
Pull a page of the project wiki into a prompt, or only one section of it. Rename the page and the prompts follow.
Your files
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.
Agents
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.
Access
It can look at the board and tell you what it sees.
Access
It reads and edits your project but cannot run models, so it never spends a credit.
Access
It can generate too, inside the budget you set. Anything past the budget waits for you.
Not out yet
We are still building Nodelizer. When it is ready, the downloads will be right here.
