Image Nodes
Image Nodes in Atlas cover the full 2D production lifecycle: generating images from text or references, editing existing images with text instructions, and post-processing for framing, upscaling, and
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Image Nodes in Atlas cover the full 2D production lifecycle: generating images from text or references, editing existing images with text instructions, and post-processing for framing, upscaling, and
Image Nodes are how 2D content gets created and refined in Atlas. They cover the full lifecycle: generating images from text prompts or references, editing existing images with text-driven instructions, and post-processing for camera framing, upscaling, background removal, and compositing.
In a typical Atlas workflow, image nodes do early-stage work: concepting, ideation, reference preparation, and 2D asset finalization. They also feed directly into Mesh Nodes for 3D generation, which is why the input quality at this stage materially affects 3D output quality downstream.
Image Generation Nodes — text-to-image and image-to-text. Use these to create new images from prompts or extract text descriptions from existing images.
Image Edit Nodes — text-guided image transformation. Modify existing images with natural-language instructions, with options ranging from fully generative edits to precise localized modifications.
2D Post Processing Nodes — refinement and finishing. Camera framing, outpainting, upscaling, background removal, segmentation, and image composition.
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