# CawCut Full LLM Index CawCut is an AI-powered creative platform. Product areas include ad video generation from product links, node-based AI workflows, CawCut Skill for coding agents, and a multi-model creative canvas. ## Canonical Site URLs - Home: https://www.cawcut.com/ - Workflow: https://www.cawcut.com/workflow - Ad Video: https://www.cawcut.com/ad-video - Skill for Agents: https://www.cawcut.com/skill - App: https://app.cawcut.com/ - Help Center: https://www.cawcut.com/help - Sitemap: https://www.cawcut.com/sitemap.xml - LLM summary: https://www.cawcut.com/llms.txt ## Product Pages ### Home URL: https://www.cawcut.com/ Turn ideas into stunning content—create ad videos from product links, automate visual AI workflows, and use top image, video, and language models on one platform. ### Workflow URL: https://www.cawcut.com/workflow Build node-based AI image and video workflows on one canvas. Combine top models, ready-made templates, and reusable apps—optimized token flow helps you ship more creative assets for less. ### Ad Video URL: https://www.cawcut.com/ad-video Paste a product URL from Amazon, Shopify, TikTok Shop, Etsy, or app stores. CawCut extracts details, selling points, and visuals—then generates a polished, launch-ready ad video in minutes. ### Skill for Agents URL: https://www.cawcut.com/skill Install CawCut Skill for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and 12+ AI agents. Generate images and videos, run app workflows, and export VN projects from chat—OAuth login, no API keys. ## Localization English is the default unprefixed locale. Localized content is available under locale-prefixed paths. - English: https://www.cawcut.com/ - Português: https://www.cawcut.com/pt-BR - Español: https://www.cawcut.com/es-ES - Français: https://www.cawcut.com/fr-FR - 한국어: https://www.cawcut.com/ko - हिन्दी: https://www.cawcut.com/hi - 日本語: https://www.cawcut.com/ja - 简体中文: https://www.cawcut.com/zh-CN - 繁體中文: https://www.cawcut.com/zh-TW ## Help Center Overview Everything you need to set up workspaces, build workflows, explore templates, and troubleshoot common CawCut questions. Base URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help ## Help Categories ### Getting Started URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started Purpose: Master the basics of CawCut: explore the interface, understand node-based AI workflows, manage credits, use templates, and learn keyboard shortcuts. Key articles: - CawCut 101: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/cawcut-101 - Navigate Through CawCut: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/navigate-cawcut - Start with a Template: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/start-template - Download Generated Results in CawCut: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/download-result - Credits: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/credits - Keyboard Shortcuts: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/keyboard-shortcuts - Supported Models: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/supported-models ### Skills URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/skills Purpose: Learn how to install and use CawCut Skills with compatible AI agents. Key articles: - Install CawCut Skills: https://www.cawcut.com/help/skills/install-skills - Run CawCut Apps With cawcut-app-run Skill: https://www.cawcut.com/help/skills/cawcut-app-run - Generate Images and Videos With cawcut-generate Skill: https://www.cawcut.com/help/skills/cawcut-generate ### Apps URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/apps Purpose: Learn how to create, share, and use Apps in CawCut. Key articles: - Apps Overview: https://www.cawcut.com/help/apps/apps-overview - Use an App: https://www.cawcut.com/help/apps/use-app - Create and Share an App: https://www.cawcut.com/help/apps/create-app ### Build Workflow URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/workflows Purpose: Everything you need to know about CawCut workflows: learn the basics, download your results, and export your workflow with ease. Key articles: - Create a Workflow: https://www.cawcut.com/help/workflows/create-workflow - Connect Nodes and Run a Workflow: https://www.cawcut.com/help/workflows/nodes-workflow - Manage Workflows: https://www.cawcut.com/help/workflows/manage-workflows ### Nodes URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes Purpose: Everything you need to know about nodes in CawCut. Explore the different types available and learn how to use them to build powerful creative workflows. Key articles: - Understanding Nodes: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/understanding-nodes - Text Generation: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/text-generation - Image Generation: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/image-generation - Storyboard Node: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/image-storyboard - Video Generation: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/video-generation - Product Node: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/product - Text to Speech: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/text-to-speech - Image Editing and Enhancement Nodes: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/image-enhance-edit - Video and Transition Nodes: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/video-transition - Motion Transfer and Object Swap: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/motion-transfer-object-swap ### Ad Video URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video Purpose: Turn a product or app link into a complete ad video with AI-generated ideas, scripts, storyboards, and visuals. Key articles: - Create Ad Video: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/create-ad-video - Review Product Information for Ad Video: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/product-information - Choose an Ad Idea: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/choose-ad-idea - Review the Script and Generate a Storyboard: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/review-script-storyboard - Mastering Ad Scripts: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/ad-script - Create an Ad Video from an Amazon Product Link: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/amazon - Create a Business Promotion Video from a Google Maps Link: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/google-map - Create a Listing Video from an Airbnb or Booking.com Link: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/airbnb - Create an Ad Video from a Shopify Product Link: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/shopify - Create an Ad Video from an Etsy, eBay, or TikTok Shop Product Link: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/etsy - Create an App Promotion Video from an App Store or Google Play Link: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/app-store ### Featured Tutorials URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/featured-tutorials Purpose: Explore in-depth tutorials on using CawCut Apps, creating shareable VN Templates, and mastering image editing tools for your AI workflows. Key articles: - Keep Characters Consistent in AI-Generated Videos: https://www.cawcut.com/help/featured-tutorials/character-consistency-guide - Keep Scenes Consistent With Storyboards: https://www.cawcut.com/help/featured-tutorials/scene-consistency-guide - Master MiniMax H3 Emotion & Speech Tags in CawCut: https://www.cawcut.com/help/featured-tutorials/h3-tag - Create VN Template: https://www.cawcut.com/help/featured-tutorials/create-template ## Help Article Summaries ### CawCut 101 URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/cawcut-101 Summary: Learn the basics of the interface, nodes, workflows, keyboard shortcuts, credits, and supported AI models. Topic: Getting Started Keywords: What is CawCut, CawCut 101, CawCut navigation, CawCut workflows, Create CawCut workflow, CawCut keyboard shortcuts, CawCut credits, CawCut nodes, CawCut supported models, CawCut AI models, CawCut video generation models, Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 2.0 Mini, Kling 3.0 Turbo, Kling 3.0 Turbo Pro, Kling 3.0 Turbo Standard, Kling 3.0 Pro, Kling 3.0 Standard, Veo 3.1, Veo 3.1 Fast, Hailuo 2.3, CawCut image generation models, GPT Image 2, GPT Image 1, GPT Image 1 mini, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana, Flux 2 Pro, Seedream 5.0 Pro, Seedream 5.0 lite, Seedream 4.5, Ideogram 4.0, Reve Image, Z Image Turbo, Recraft V3, CawCut text models, GPT 5.5, GPT 5.4, GPT 5.4 mini, GPT 5.4 nano, GPT 5.2, GPT 5.1, GPT 5 mini, GPT 5 nano, Opus 4.8, Opus 4.7, Opus 4.6, Sonnet 4.6, Haiku 4.5, DeepSeek V4 Pro, DeepSeek V4 Flash FAQ: - Q: What is CawCut? A: CawCut is a node-based AI workflow platform for creating images, videos, audio, and other media by connecting AI models and creative tools on a visual canvas. - Q: How do CawCut credits work? A: Credits are used when you run supported AI models and generation tasks. Usage varies by model and settings, and your current balance appears near the bottom-left corner of CawCut. - Q: How should I get started? A: Start with a template to explore a ready-made workflow, or create a blank workflow to build your own. See [Start with a Template](/help/getting-started/start-template/) and [Create a Workflow](/help/workflows/create-workflow/) for step-by-step instructions. - Q: What are nodes? A: Nodes are the building blocks of a workflow. Each node handles an input, generation, or processing task, and connections pass results between nodes. See [Understanding Nodes](/help/nodes/understanding-nodes/) for an introduction. - Q: Which AI models can I use? A: The available text, image, and video models are listed in [Supported Models](/help/getting-started/supported-models/). The options shown in a node depend on that node’s generation mode and supported inputs. - Q: Can I reuse or share a workflow? A: Yes. You can save a workflow as a local file or share it by email or link. See [Manage Workflows](/help/workflows/manage-workflows/) for the available options. ### Navigate Through CawCut URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/navigate-cawcut Summary: Learn how to navigate the CawCut home interface and canvas to find your projects, generations, assets, and editing tools. Topic: Getting Started Keywords: How to Use CawCut, CawCut Web App Guide, CawCut Interface, CawCut Home, CawCut Navigation, CawCut Sidebar, CawCut Projects, Find CawCut Projects, All Generations, Find CawCut Generations, Private Assets, CawCut Uploaded Assets, CawCut Favorites, CawCut Apps, Recent Apps, Shared Apps, My Apps, CawCut AI Skill, Favorite Projects, Favorite Generations, Favorite Assets, CawCut Credits, Buy CawCut Credits, CawCut Plans, CawCut Subscription Plans, CawCut Billing, CawCut Plan and Billing, CawCut Settings, CawCut Account, CawCut Profile Settings, CawCut Canvas, CawCut Workflow Editor, New Workflow, Blank Workflow, Workflow Templates, CawCut Nodes, Add Nodes in CawCut, CawCut Add Node Menu, Right Click Add Node, Canvas Controls, AI Workflow FAQ: - Q: Where can I find my projects, generations, and uploaded assets in CawCut? A: Open **[Projects]** for your workflows, **[All Generations]** for generated images and videos, or **[Private Assets]** for files you uploaded. You can access each page from the Home sidebar. - Q: How do I add a project, generation, or asset to Favorites? A: Hover over the item and click the star in the upper-right corner of its card. Open **[Favorites]** from the sidebar to view starred projects, generations, and private assets. - Q: Where can I find Apps in CawCut? A: Select **[Apps]** in the Home sidebar. Use **[Recents]** to find recently used Apps, **[Shared with Me]** for Apps other people shared with you, and **[My Apps]** for Apps you created. See [CawCut Apps](/help/apps/) for more information. - Q: How do I buy credits or subscribe to a CawCut plan? A: Click your credit balance near the bottom of the Home sidebar to open **[Plan & Billing]**. From there, you can review usage, buy credits, and compare available subscription plans. See [Credits](/help/getting-started/credits/) for details. - Q: Where are my CawCut account and interface settings? A: Click the CawCut account button in the bottom-left corner, then select **[Settings]**. You can manage your profile, password, language, and billing settings, or change the interface theme directly from the account menu. - Q: Should I start a CawCut workflow with a template or a blank file? A: Choose a template when you want a prepared workflow that you can customize. Choose **[New Blank File]** when you want to build the workflow yourself. See [Start with a Template](/help/getting-started/start-template/) and [Create a Workflow](/help/workflows/create-workflow/) for detailed guidance. - Q: How can I add a node to a blank CawCut canvas? A: Choose one of the four quick-start options, use the Add Node control at the top of the canvas, or right-click any empty canvas space to open the **[Add Node]** menu. You can also drag and drop supported media onto the canvas. - Q: How do I move around or adjust the view of the CawCut canvas? A: Use the pan or selection tools at the top of the canvas. The controls in the bottom-left corner let you zoom, fit the workflow to the current view, and automatically clean up the node layout. See [Keyboard Shortcuts](/help/getting-started/keyboard-shortcuts/) for additional navigation commands. ### Start with a Template URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/start-template Summary: Learn how to open an official CawCut template, customize its workflow, and generate your first result. Topic: Getting Started Keywords: CawCut template, CawCut workflow template, official CawCut templates, start with a template, create a project from a template, CawCut template presets, CawCut New Workflow, CawCut Create New, CawCut Project, Food Commercial template, AI commercial workflow, product video workflow, ready-made AI workflow, customize workflow nodes, edit CawCut template, generate first CawCut result, CawCut beginner workflow, node-based AI workflow, build a workflow from a template, CawCut workflow example, AI image generation workflow, AI video generation workflow FAQ: - Q: What is an official CawCut workflow template? A: An official template is a ready-made node workflow for a specific task, such as creating a product commercial, storyboard, or image. It includes connected inputs, prompts, processing steps, and outputs that you can inspect and customize. - Q: Do I need to understand every node before using a template? A: No. Start by replacing the clearly labeled input content, then follow the connected nodes from left to right. You can inspect and adjust the other nodes as you become more familiar with the workflow. - Q: Can I edit the nodes in an official template? A: Yes. After opening a template as a project, you can edit its input, prompt, model, generation, and output nodes. You can keep the original structure, remove parts you do not need, or add nodes to create your own workflow. - Q: Can I use a CawCut template as the starting point for my own workflow? A: Yes. Templates are designed to be both usable workflows and practical starting points. Replace the example content, adjust the connected nodes, and extend the workflow for your own creative goal. - Q: How do I generate my first result with the Food Commercial template? A: Replace the example product description and product image, review the connected prompt and generation settings, then generate the nodes in workflow order until the final output is ready. If the result is not what you want, revise the relevant input or prompt and regenerate the affected steps. - Q: Why does my result look different from the template preview? A: AI generation can vary between runs, and changes to inputs, prompts, models, aspect ratios, resolutions, or other node settings can affect the output. Keep the template structure at first, change one setting at a time, and regenerate to see which adjustment improves the result. - Q: Do CawCut templates use credits? A: Templates can include AI generation nodes that use credits when they run. Review the models and generation settings in the workflow before generating, especially if you change the number of results, resolution, quality, or other options. ### Download Generated Results in CawCut URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/download-result Summary: Learn how to preview and download generated results from a CawCut workflow. Topic: Getting Started Keywords: download CawCut result, download CawCut generation, download generated image, save CawCut result, save AI-generated content, CawCut result download, CawCut output node, CawCut result preview, preview generated result, download workflow output, download AI workflow result, export CawCut result, CawCut multiple results, select generated version, download a specific version FAQ: - Q: How do I download a generated result in CawCut? A: Find the node containing the generated result, then click its Download icon. You can also click the result to open the preview and download it from there. - Q: Can I preview a CawCut result before downloading it? A: Yes. Click the result inside the node to open a larger preview. Review the result, then click the Download icon at the bottom of the preview. - Q: How do I download a specific result when several versions were generated? A: Click the version count on the result node, select the version you want, and click Confirm. You can also preview a version at full size before clicking Use this version. Then use the Download icon on the node to save the selected version. - Q: Where is my downloaded CawCut result saved? A: Your browser normally saves the file to its default downloads folder. If your browser asks where to save the file, choose your preferred folder. ### Credits URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/credits Summary: Learn how CawCut credits work, where to check estimated costs, and how to get more credits. Topic: Getting Started Keywords: CawCut credits, credit estimate, workflow credits, node credits, monthly credits, Basic plan, Pro plan, Plan and Billing, buy credits, credit refund FAQ: - Q: Where can I see the estimated credit cost before running a workflow? A: The workflow estimate appears in the top-left area of the workflow interface. Each supported node also shows its estimated cost next to its Run button. - Q: Do unused monthly plan credits roll over? A: No. Unused monthly credits included with a plan do not roll over to the next month. - Q: Do credits purchased separately carry over? A: Yes. Credits purchased through Plan & Billing carry over if they are not used. - Q: Where can I find the latest plan and credit prices? A: Visit the CawCut website and scroll down to the plans section to see current plan pricing. For additional credit prices, open Plan & Billing in CawCut and go to the credit purchase page. - Q: Can I receive a refund if I do not like a generated result? A: No. Credits are not refunded for completed generations, even when the result does not match your expectations. Credits are automatically returned when a workflow fails because of a system or generation error. ### Keyboard Shortcuts URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/keyboard-shortcuts Summary: Use keyboard shortcuts to navigate workflows faster and improve editing efficiency in CawCut. Topic: Getting Started Keywords: Keyboard Shortcuts, CawCut Shortcuts, CawCut Hotkeys, Hotkeys, Canvas Navigation, Workflow Editing, Node Graph Shortcuts, CawCut Tips ### Supported Models URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/getting-started/supported-models Summary: Explore the video, image, and text AI models supported in CawCut. Topic: Getting Started Keywords: CawCut supported models, CawCut AI models, CawCut video generation models, Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 2.0 Mini, Kling 3.0 Turbo Pro, Kling 3.0 Turbo Standard, Kling 2.5 Turbo, Kling O3, Kling O3 Pro, Kling 3.0 Pro, Kling 3.0 Standard, Veo 3.1, Veo 3.1 Fast, Hailuo 3.0, Hailuo 2.3, CawCut image generation models, GPT Image 2, GPT Image 1, GPT Image 1 mini, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana, Flux 2 Pro, Seedream 5.0 Pro, Seedream 5.0 lite, Seedream 4.5, Ideogram 4.0, Reve Image, Z Image Turbo, Recraft V3, CawCut text models, GPT 5.5, GPT 5.4, GPT 5.4 mini, GPT 5.4 nano, GPT 5.2, GPT 5.1, GPT 5 mini, GPT 5 nano, Opus 4.8, Opus 4.7, Opus 4.6, Sonnet 4.6, Haiku 4.5, DeepSeek V4 Pro, DeepSeek V4 Flash FAQ: - Q: Should I choose a higher-quality model or a faster model? A: Use a flagship or Pro model when detail, consistency, or complex instructions matter most. Use a Fast, Turbo, Mini, lite, nano, Flash, or other lightweight option for drafts and rapid iteration, then switch to a higher-quality model for the final result if needed. - Q: Which video model should I start with? A: Start with Seedance for narrative or reference-driven work, Kling for character motion and polished creative video, Veo for realism and cinematic depth, or Hailuo for expressive short-form clips. Choose a Fast, Turbo, Standard, or Mini variant when turnaround matters more than maximum quality. - Q: Which image model is best for design, text, or fast ideation? A: Try Ideogram for text-rich graphics, Recraft for brand assets and design systems, and Nano Banana 2, Z Image Turbo, or GPT Image 1 mini for quick exploration. For detailed commercial visuals, start with GPT Image 2, Nano Banana Pro, Flux 2 Pro, or Seedream 5.0 Pro. - Q: How should I choose a text model? A: Use larger or Pro models for complex planning, analysis, and detailed prompt development. Use mini, nano, Haiku, or Flash models for simple transformations, high-volume steps, and faster iteration. Test important prompts with a few models because writing style and instruction following can differ. - Q: Can I use different AI model providers in one CawCut workflow? A: Yes. You can connect compatible image, video, text, and processing nodes from different providers in one workflow, then replace or adjust individual nodes as your project changes. ### Install CawCut Skills URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/skills/install-skills Summary: Learn how to install CawCut skills, sign in to your CawCut account, and connect compatible AI agents to CawCut. Topic: Skills Keywords: CawCut Skills, Install CawCut Skills, AI Agents, Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, OpenClaw, Kimi Code, Qwen Code, Cursor FAQ: - Q: Do I need a CawCut account to install the skills? A: Yes. You must sign in to your CawCut account to access the CawCut Skills page and complete authentication. - Q: Where can I find the installation command? A: Sign in and open the [CawCut Skills page](https://app.cawcut.com/skill). The page provides the current installation command and setup instructions. - Q: Which AI agents support CawCut skills? A: CawCut skills can be used with Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, OpenClaw, Kimi Code, Qwen Code, and Cursor. Install the CawCut package once, authenticate your CawCut account, and then invoke `cawcut-generate` or `cawcut-app-run` from a supported agent. - Q: Which skills are installed? A: CawCut currently provides `cawcut-app-run` for running predefined apps and `cawcut-generate` for flexible image and video generation. ### Run CawCut Apps With cawcut-app-run Skill URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/skills/cawcut-app-run Summary: Learn how to browse and run official or user-created CawCut apps from a compatible AI-agent chat. Topic: Skills Keywords: cawcut-app-run, CawCut Apps, CawCut Skills, AI Agents, Workflow FAQ: - Q: Which apps can cawcut-app-run access? A: It can list official CawCut apps and user-created apps available to your account, including your own apps and apps shared with you. - Q: Why does the skill ask me for more information? A: Each app creator chooses which inputs the end user must provide. The skill collects all required inputs before running the app. - Q: Can I view an app's internal prompt or workflow? A: No. End users see only the inputs selected by the app creator and the generated result. The internal prompts, nodes, and workflow remain hidden. - Q: What happens after I provide the inputs? A: The skill runs the app's predefined workflow in the background and returns the generated result in the conversation. ### Generate Images and Videos With cawcut-generate Skill URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/skills/cawcut-generate Summary: Learn how to use cawcut-generate to create images and videos from prompts, reference images, storyboards, and other assets. Topic: Skills Keywords: cawcut-generate, CawCut Skills, Image Generation, Video Generation, AI Agents FAQ: - Q: Can cawcut-generate create both images and videos? A: Yes. State clearly whether you want an image or video, then describe the subject, visual direction, format, and references. - Q: Can I attach reference images? A: Yes. Attach the reference and explain what should remain consistent, such as a product shape, character appearance, location, or visual style. - Q: Do I need to choose a CawCut app first? A: No. `cawcut-generate` is a flexible generation skill and does not require you to select a predefined app. - Q: Why should I specify an aspect ratio or duration? A: These details help CawCut create an output suited to your intended platform and use case. ### Apps Overview URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/apps/apps-overview Summary: Learn what CawCut Apps are and how to start creating or using them. Topic: Apps FAQ: - Q: Which Apps appear on the Apps page? A: The Apps page currently includes Apps you have opened through an access link, Apps shared with you, and Apps you created. - Q: Do I need to edit a workflow to use an App? A: No. Provide the requested inputs and generate the result through the App interface. - Q: Can I turn my own workflow into an App? A: Yes. Publish the workflow as an App, choose its user inputs and outputs, add its information, and configure access. ### Use an App URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/apps/use-app Summary: Learn how to find and use Apps, generate results, and manage App generations in CawCut. Topic: Apps FAQ: - Q: How can I check whether my file is supported? A: Hover over the information icon beside the input to view its supported formats, size limit, and example. - Q: Where can I find an earlier App generation? A: Open the History tab to review previous generations from the current App. - Q: Can I save one result without downloading the complete generation? A: Yes. On the Generation tab, hover over an individual result and select Download. From History, open the result preview and use its Download button. - Q: Can I preview a generated result? A: Yes. Click an individual result on the Generation or History tab to view an image at a larger size or play a generated video. - Q: Can I run the App again with different inputs? A: Yes. Select Create New to return to the App inputs, or use Regenerate when you want to run the current setup again. ### Create and Share an App URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/apps/create-app Summary: Learn how to publish a CawCut workflow as an App and control who can access it. Topic: Apps FAQ: - Q: Which nodes should I select as user inputs? A: Select the nodes whose values users should replace when they run the App. Keep internal prompts and processing nodes unselected. - Q: Which outputs should I display? A: Select the final image or video outputs that users need to review after generation. - Q: Can I change who can access an App after publishing? A: Yes. Open the App from My Apps and update its sharing settings. - Q: What should I include in an input description? A: Briefly explain what the user should provide, including the expected subject, framing, content, or other requirements that affect the result. ### Create a Workflow URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/workflows/create-workflow Summary: Learn how to create your first CawCut workflow from a template or a blank file. Topic: Workflows Keywords: CawCut, create CawCut workflow, CawCut workflow template, create workflow from template, blank workflow, workflow editor, AI workflow, start with template, workflow canvas, first AI workflow FAQ: - Q: Can I create a CawCut workflow from a template? A: Yes. Open the New Workflow window and select a template to start with a prebuilt workflow. See [Start with a Template](/help/getting-started/start-template/) for detailed steps. - Q: What is the difference between a blank workflow and a workflow template? A: A blank workflow starts with an empty canvas so you can build from scratch. A template starts with a prebuilt workflow that you can customize. - Q: Which starting option is best for a new user? A: Start with a template if you want to learn from a working example. Choose a blank workflow when you already know which nodes and connections you need. - Q: What should I do after the workflow opens? A: Follow [Connect Nodes and Run a Workflow](/help/workflows/nodes-workflow/) to add or customize nodes, connect their inputs and outputs, and run the workflow. ### Connect Nodes and Run a Workflow URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/workflows/nodes-workflow Summary: Learn how to add and connect nodes, then run your first AI workflow in CawCut. Topic: Workflows Keywords: CawCut AI Workflow, Connect Nodes, Add Nodes, Run Workflow, AI Workflow Builder, Node Workflow, Workflow Canvas, Input Ports, Output Ports, Node Connections, CawCut Nodes, AI Content Workflow, Workflow Editor FAQ: - Q: What is an AI workflow? A: An AI workflow is a series of connected nodes that pass information from one step to the next. Each node performs a specific task, such as generating text, creating an image, or producing a video. - Q: Why can’t I connect two nodes? A: The destination input may not support the type of output produced by the first node. Check what each port accepts, then connect the output to a compatible input. - Q: Why didn’t a node run? A: Make sure its required inputs have values or valid upstream connections. Also check earlier nodes for errors because a downstream node may need their output before it can run. - Q: Do I need to run every node separately? A: No. Running the workflow processes the connected nodes in order, based on their dependencies. - Q: Can I change a workflow after running it? A: Yes. Update a prompt, setting, input, or connection, then run the workflow again to create a new result. ### Manage Workflows URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/workflows/manage-workflows Summary: Learn how to share, import, and export workflows in CawCut. Topic: Workflows Keywords: Manage CawCut Workflows, Import CawCut Workflow, Export CawCut Workflow, Share CawCut Workflow, CawCut Workflow File, Workflow Sharing, Share Workflow Link, Workflow Permissions, Copy Workflow Link, Invite Collaborators, Email Invite, Workflow Access FAQ: - Q: What is the difference between exporting a workflow and sharing a workflow link? A: Exporting creates a .ccwf file that you can store or send to someone. Sharing creates a link and lets you control who can open the workflow in CawCut. - Q: Who can access a shared CawCut workflow? A: Choose Anyone with the link to allow access through the shared URL, or Only invited people can access to limit access to people you invite by email. - Q: How do I invite someone to a CawCut workflow? A: Open Share Link, enter the person’s email address under Invite people, then click Add. - Q: How do I import a CawCut workflow file? A: From the Home page, open Create New, select Import Workflow File, then choose a .ccwf file from your device. - Q: Can I save a CawCut workflow for offline storage? A: Yes. Use Export File to create a .ccwf file, then save it in a secure location on your device. ### Understanding Nodes URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/understanding-nodes Summary: Learn how CawCut nodes work and find the right guide for product data, text, image, storyboard, and video creation. Topic: Nodes Keywords: CawCut Nodes, Node-Based Workflow, CawCut Workflows, Text Generation Nodes, Product Node, Product URL Data, Product Content Workflow, Image Generation Nodes, Storyboard Node, Video Generation Nodes, Node Inputs and Outputs, Connect Nodes, Workflow Canvas, AI Workflow Builder FAQ: - Q: Which node should I start with? A: Start with the node that matches the first asset or information you need. Use a Text node to prepare a prompt or script, a Product node to collect product information from a URL, an Image node to create or edit a visual, a Storyboard node to plan multiple connected scenes, or a Video node to generate motion from text, images, or other supported references. - Q: What does the Product node do? A: The Product node uses a product page URL, such as an Amazon product link, to collect available product details and images. You can pass this information to later nodes to generate product descriptions, images, videos, and other product-related content. - Q: Can I use a node without connecting it to another node? A: Yes. A node can run independently when you provide all required inputs inside the node. Connect it to other nodes when you want to pass results between steps or create a reusable multi-step Workflow. - Q: Why can’t I connect two nodes? A: The output and input must support the same data type. For example, an image output can connect to an input that accepts images, but it cannot connect directly to an input that only accepts text. - Q: What does the asterisk next to an input mean? A: An asterisk (*) marks a required input. Add the requested information or connect a compatible upstream node before running the node. - Q: Can one node send its result to more than one node? A: Yes. You can branch a Workflow by connecting one compatible output to multiple downstream nodes, allowing you to reuse the same text, image, or video result in different creative paths. ### Text Generation URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/text-generation Summary: Learn how to create, process, and organize text within CawCut workflows. Topic: Nodes Keywords: Text Node, LLM Node, Rephrase Text, Combine Text, Split Text, Parse JSON, JSON Parser, Text Generation, Prompt Engineering, AI Text Editor, CawCut Workflows, GPT 5.5, Anthropic Opus, DeepSeek V4, Automated Writing, AI Prompting, System Prompt, User Prompt, Structured Output, Workflow Automation, Note Node, Workflow Notes FAQ: - Q: Which LLM model should I choose? A: Choose a model based on the type of content you need, then test the same prompt with different models to compare quality, speed, and output style. - Q: Can the LLM Node analyze images? A: Yes. Models that support image input can receive up to 10 images through the Image input. - Q: Does the Combine Text node use AI? A: No. It joins connected text inputs into one output without rewriting or interpreting the content. - Q: Why does the Parse JSON node return an error or an empty output? A: Check that the input is valid JSON and that each field path matches the key names and array positions in the JSON data. ### Image Generation URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/image-generation Summary: Learn how to choose image models and settings, generate images, and compare multiple versions in CawCut workflows. Topic: Nodes Keywords: Image Generation, CawCut Image Generation, CawCut Image Generation Node, CawCut Image Node, CawCut Image Group Node, Upload Images to CawCut, CawCut Workflows, Text to Image, Image to Image, Reference Image, AI Image Generator, AI Image Models, GPT Image 2, GPT Image 1, GPT Image 1 mini, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana, Flux 2 Pro, Seedream 5.0 Pro, Seedream 5.0 lite, Seedream 4.5, Ideogram 4.0, Z Image Turbo, Recraft V3, Wan 2.6, Image Model Limits, AI Image Prompt Length, Reference Image Limits, AI Image Aspect Ratio, AI Image Resolution, AI Image Quality, 1K Image Generation, 2K Image Generation, 4K Image Generation, Generate Multiple Images, Multiple Image Versions, Compare AI Images, Select AI Image Version, AI Image Workflow FAQ: - Q: What can the Image Generation node do in CawCut? A: The Image Generation node can create an image from a text prompt or transform existing images with a prompt. You can choose a model, aspect ratio, resolution, quality level, and the number of versions to generate. - Q: Which image models are available in CawCut? A: The currently available choices include **GPT Image 2**, **GPT Image 1**, **GPT Image 1 mini**, **Nano Banana 2**, **Nano Banana Pro**, **Nano Banana**, **Flux 2 Pro**, **Seedream 5.0 Pro**, **Seedream 5.0 lite**, **Seedream 4.5**, **Ideogram 4.0**, **Z Image Turbo**, **Recraft V3**, and **Wan 2.6**. Available models depend on whether you select **Text to Image** or **Image to Image** and may change as CawCut adds or updates models. - Q: Which CawCut image model should I choose? A: Choose the model based on the task. For example, use **Ideogram 4.0** for typography and controlled layouts, **Recraft V3** for design-oriented graphics, **Z Image Turbo** for fast drafts, or a premium general-purpose model such as **GPT Image 2** or **Nano Banana Pro** for complex generation and editing. If you are unsure, test the same prompt with a few models. - Q: What is the difference between Text to Image and Image to Image? A: **Text to Image** creates a new visual from your prompt. **Image to Image** uses one or more images as references or source material and follows your prompt to transform, combine, or restyle them. - Q: How many reference images can I add to an Image Generation node? A: The Image Generation node can display inputs for up to 16 images, but the usable number depends on the selected model. The current documented maximum ranges from 3 reference images for **Wan 2.6** to 16 for **GPT Image 2**. - Q: Which aspect ratio should I use for an AI image? A: Match the ratio to where the image will be used. Common choices include **16:9** for landscape video, **9:16** for vertical video, and **1:1** for square posts. CawCut also offers additional portrait and landscape ratios when supported by the model. - Q: What is the difference between 1K, 2K, and 4K image resolution? A: Higher resolutions create larger images with more pixels and can preserve more detail for large displays, close crops, or final delivery. **1K** is usually enough for quick tests, while **2K** or **4K** is better when the selected model supports it and you need a larger final image. - Q: What do Low, Medium, and High image quality mean? A: **Low** is useful for faster drafts, **Medium** balances speed and detail, and **High** is intended for more refined final results. Higher quality can require more generation time or credits, and the visible difference depends on the model, prompt, resolution, and image content. - Q: How do I generate multiple image versions at once in CawCut? A: Open the image amount control, choose how many images you want, and select **Run**. CawCut generates the selected number of versions using the same prompt, inputs, model, and settings. - Q: What should I change if none of the generated images are right? A: Change one factor at a time, such as the prompt, reference image, model, aspect ratio, resolution, or quality. Generate multiple versions after each focused change so you can identify which adjustment improves the result. ### Storyboard Node URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/image-storyboard Summary: Learn how to use the Storyboard node to turn prompts and reference images into consistent multi-panel visual sequences. Topic: Nodes Keywords: Storyboard Node, CawCut Storyboard, AI Storyboard Generator, Storyboard Workflow, Multi-Panel Storyboard, Sequential Image Generation, Storyboard Prompt, Storyboard System Prompt, Storyboard Reference Images, Storyboard Panel Count, Storyboard Aspect Ratio, Storyboard Resolution, Storyboard Styles, Outline Storyboard, Clay Storyboard, Sketch Storyboard, Cinematic Storyboard, Realistic Storyboard, 3D Storyboard, Anime Storyboard, Comic Storyboard, Cyberpunk Storyboard, CawCut Nodes, CawCut Workflows FAQ: - Q: What is the difference between the Storyboard node and the Image Generation node? A: The Storyboard node is designed to create a sequence of related panels in one image, while the Image Generation node is better suited to generating standalone images. Use Storyboard when shot order, visual continuity, and scene progression matter. - Q: What is the difference between Panels and Number of images? A: Panels controls how many frames appear inside each storyboard. Number of images controls how many complete storyboard alternatives CawCut generates in the same run. - Q: How many reference images can I use in a Storyboard node? A: You can connect or add up to 16 reference images. Use only references that clearly define important characters, locations, props, or visual rules. - Q: Which Storyboard style should I use? A: Use Outline or Sketch for fast planning, Clay for staging and spatial relationships, Cinematic or Realistic for polished film-style previews, and 3D, Anime, Comic, or Cyberpunk when the project needs a specific visual language. Auto lets CawCut choose based on the prompt. - Q: Why do individual panels look less detailed when I choose more panels? A: Every panel shares the total output canvas. A larger panel count makes each panel occupy a smaller area, so selecting fewer panels or a higher resolution can make individual frames easier to inspect. - Q: How can I improve character and scene consistency across panels? A: Use clear reference images, keep character and location descriptions consistent, state continuity rules in the System Prompt, and describe the story beats in chronological order in the main Prompt. - Q: Where can I compare the available image models? A: See [Choose an Image Model](https://cawcut.com/help/nodes/image-generation#choose-an-image-model) for the current model list and best-use recommendations, and [Model Specifications](https://cawcut.com/help/nodes/image-generation#model-specifications) for each model's supported settings and limits. ### Video Generation URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/video-generation Summary: Learn how to create videos with text and media references, choose a compatible model, and configure output settings in the Video Generation node. Topic: Nodes Keywords: Video Generation, Text to Video, Image to Video, First/Last Frame to Video, Omni to Video, AI Video Generator, CawCut Video Node, Video Generation Models, Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 2.0 Mini, Kling 3.0 Pro, Kling 3.0 Standard, Kling 3.0 Turbo Pro, Kling 3.0 Turbo Standard, Kling 2.5 Turbo, H3 Max, H3 Max Turbo, H3, Hailuo 2.3, Gemini Omni Flash 1.1, Veo 3.1, Veo 3.1 Fast, AI Video Model Comparison, Video Aspect Ratio, Video Resolution, Video Seed, Generate Audio, CawCut Workflows FAQ: - Q: Why do the available models change when I switch generation modes? A: Each model supports a different combination of inputs. Select the generation mode first, then choose from the compatible models shown in the model menu. - Q: Which model should I use for a first test? A: Use a Fast, Mini, Standard, or Turbo option to test the prompt and motion more quickly. After the composition works, switch to a higher-quality model or tier for the final generation. - Q: Why can’t I select a certain duration, aspect ratio, resolution, or audio option? A: The available settings depend on the selected model and generation mode. CawCut only displays or enables combinations supported by that model. - Q: What does the Seed setting do? A: The seed provides the model with a repeatable random starting point. Reusing the same prompt, model, settings, and seed can produce a more similar result, while changing the seed helps create a new variation. ### Product Node URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/product Summary: Learn how to import product briefs, primary images, logos, and product images from a product URL with the Product node. Topic: Nodes Keywords: Product Node, Product URL, Product Import, Product Brief, Product Images, Product Logo, E-commerce Assets, Amazon Product, Shopify Product, Marketing Workflow, Commercial Content, CawCut Nodes, CawCut Workflow FAQ: - Q: What information does the Product node import? A: The Product node can import a product brief, primary image, logo, and additional product images from a supported product URL. Available content depends on the source page. - Q: What should I do if the Product node cannot import a URL? A: Confirm that the URL opens a public, active product page, then try importing it again. Pages that require a login or restrict access may not load correctly. - Q: Can I use the imported content in other nodes? A: Yes. Connect an output port to a compatible downstream node to use the imported text or images in your workflow. - Q: Why are some product outputs empty? A: The available outputs depend on the information and media included on the source page. If a logo or additional product images cannot be identified, that output may be empty. ### Text to Speech URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/text-to-speech Summary: Learn how to turn written text into speech and choose a voice character with the Text to Speech node in CawCut. Topic: Nodes Keywords: Text to Speech, Text-to-Speech, Text to Speech Node, TTS, AI Text to Speech, AI Voice Generator, Text to Voice, Text to Audio, Speech Synthesis, AI Speech Generation, Voice Generator, Voice Selection, Voice Preview, Voice Filters, Language Filter, Gender Filter, ElevenLabs V4, Speech Speed, Adjust Audio Speed, AI Voiceover, Audio File, Audio Output, Text Input, CawCut Audio Node, CawCut Nodes, CawCut Workflow FAQ: - Q: How do I choose a voice for the generated speech? A: Open the Voice dropdown and select a voice. The selected voice is used to speak your text. - Q: Can I filter the available voices? A: Yes. In the voice library, filter the list by language or gender to narrow the available choices. - Q: Can I preview a voice before selecting it? A: Yes. Use the play control next to a voice in the voice library to preview it before choosing it. - Q: Which text-to-speech model can I use? A: The Text to Speech node currently offers ElevenLabs V4. - Q: Can I change how quickly the text is spoken? A: Yes. Set Speed to a value from 0.5x to 2x. A lower value speaks the script more slowly, and a higher value speaks it more quickly. - Q: Can I use text from another node? A: Yes. Connect a text output to the Text input, or enter the text directly in the node's text field. - Q: What does the Text to Speech node output? A: It generates an audio file from the text you provide and sends it through the Audio output port. Connect that output to a compatible node to continue your workflow. - Q: Do I have to connect another node to provide text? A: No. You can type directly in the Text to Speech node's text field or connect text from another node. ### Image Editing and Enhancement Nodes URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/image-enhance-edit Summary: Learn how to guide AI image edits with annotations and masks, then edit, isolate, stylize, enhance, and upscale images with CawCut nodes. Topic: Nodes Keywords: Image Editing Nodes, Image Enhancement Nodes, Image Annotation, Image Mask, Change Angle, AI Cutout, Image Stylization, Enhance Portrait, Upscale Image FAQ: - Q: What is the difference between Enhance Portrait and Upscale Image? A: Enhance Portrait focuses on restoring and refining facial details, while Upscale Image increases the resolution and overall clarity of the entire image. - Q: Can I connect multiple Image Editing and Enhancement nodes? A: Yes. You can connect the output of one node to another to build a multi-step process, such as removing a background, applying a style, and then upscaling the result. - Q: Why does an edited image look different from the original? A: These nodes use AI models to reconstruct or transform image details. Results can vary depending on the source image, selected model, settings, and the order of connected nodes. - Q: Can I use annotations and a mask on the same image? A: Yes. Use annotations to show what should happen and a mask to identify the target area. ### Video and Transition Nodes URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/video-transition Summary: Learn how to add and stitch videos, extract frames, and create AI-generated transitions between clips in CawCut. Topic: Nodes Keywords: CawCut Video Node, CawCut Stitch Video Node, VN Video Editor, CawCut Extract Frame Node, CawCut Transition Node, AI Video Transition, Extract First Frame, Extract Last Frame, Connect Video Clips, Video Workflow, CawCut Nodes FAQ: - Q: Which frames should I use to create a transition between two clips? A: Use the last frame of the first clip as the start frame and the first frame of the second clip as the end frame. This gives the Transition node the correct visual endpoints. - Q: Can I use the Transition node without an end frame? A: Yes. The start frame is required, while the end frame is optional. Add an end frame when the generated video needs to finish on a specific image. - Q: Does the Extract Frame node change the original video? A: No. It outputs a still image from the selected frame without changing the connected video. - Q: Why does the generated transition look different when I run the node again? A: AI-generated results can vary between runs. Use a clear prompt and choose a style that matches the intended camera movement or visual effect. ### Motion Transfer and Object Swap URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/nodes/motion-transfer-object-swap Summary: Use Motion Transfer to apply a source video's movement to a new scene, or Object Swap to replace an element in a video. Topic: Nodes Keywords: Motion Transfer, Object Swap, Genjutsu, Kling 3.0 Pro, Kling 3.0 Standard, Video Generation node, AI video editing FAQ: - Q: What is the difference between Motion Transfer and Object Swap? A: Choose Motion Transfer when you want to reuse the source video's movement and camera work while changing most of the visual scene, such as the subject or setting. Choose Object Swap when you want to keep most of the original footage and change only a specific part, such as a product, prop, outfit, or character. - Q: Which models can I use? A: Object Swap uses Genjutsu. Motion Transfer is available with Genjutsu and Kling 3.0 Pro or Standard. The models shown in the node are the current source of truth for availability. - Q: What inputs are required for Motion Transfer? A: You need a source video and at least one image reference. Genjutsu supports up to eight reference images, while Kling 3.0 Pro and Standard support one. - Q: What kind of source video works best with Kling Motion Transfer? A: Use footage where the person's movement and face are clearly visible. If the person is far away or appears too small in the video, Kling Motion Transfer may fail to generate. - Q: What extra settings appear with Kling Motion Transfer? A: When you select a Kling 3.0 model, you can set Character Orientation to [Match Video] or [Match Image], and Keep Original Sound to [Yes] or [No]. - Q: Do I need image references for Object Swap? A: The source video is required. Image references are optional, but can help guide the appearance of the replacement. Describe which object or subject should change and what should replace it. - Q: Can I use a video that was not made with AI? A: Yes. You can use an existing video as the source. The video does not need to have been generated with AI. - Q: Will every detail of the original video stay unchanged? A: Object Swap is designed to preserve most of the source footage outside the changed element, but results can vary. Motion Transfer uses the source movement to generate a new scene, so more of the visual footage can change. Review the full clip, including moments when the subject is partly hidden. - Q: Can Motion Transfer or Object Swap change the action, duration, or shot structure? A: These modes are best for transferring existing movement or changing a localized element. A different action, duration, pacing, or sequence of shots may require a different source video or a new generation. ### Create Ad Video URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/create-ad-video Summary: Learn how to turn a product or app link into a complete ad video. Topic: Ad Video Keywords: CawCut, CawCut Ad Video, AI ad video generator, product video ad, app promotion video, product URL to video, ecommerce video ad, AI storyboard, talking head ad, voiceover ad, product showcase video, Amazon product video, Shopify product video, Etsy product video, eBay product video, TikTok product video, Apple App Store app video, Google Play app video, Booking.com ad video, Airbnb ad video, UniFi Store product video, Google Maps business video FAQ: - Q: Which platforms are optimized for Ad Video links? A: Ad Video is optimized for Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, eBay, TikTok, the Apple App Store, Google Play, Booking.com, Airbnb, UniFi Store, and Google Maps links. - Q: What should I do if Ad Video cannot find the correct product information? A: Edit the product name, description, selling points, and other imported details before continuing. You can also select [Add Product Manually] when a supported link is unavailable. - Q: What should I do if the wrong Primary Image is selected? A: Check the automatically selected Primary Image before continuing. If it is incorrect, open [...] on the correct image under [Assets] and select [Move to Primary Image]. Also choose clear, accurate supporting images and avoid near-duplicates. - Q: Do I need to show a logo in the video? A: No. Select a logo only when it supports the ad and appears clearly at video size. Leave the logo unselected if you want a product-focused video without additional branding. - Q: When should I use the Hand-Drawn + Photo-Realistic storyboard style? A: Use it when you want an early composition check before creating realistic visuals. Choose Photo-Realistic Only when you are confident in the idea and want to move directly to realistic storyboard images. - Q: Should I add a target audience? A: Add one when the ad should emphasize benefits for a specific customer group. Ad Video suggests audiences that fit the product, and you can revise the selection before continuing. - Q: How does the selected selling point affect the generated ad ideas? A: The selling point you select becomes the main benefit emphasized in the generated ad ideas. Choose the point that best matches your campaign goal, or edit the selling points before generating ideas if none of them fits your intended message. - Q: When should I enable captions? A: Captions are useful for Product with Voiceover and Talking Video ads that may be watched without sound. Keep them concise and verify that they do not obscure important product details. - Q: How much content should I include in a 10- or 15-second Ad Video? A: Focus on one simple idea, one main product benefit, and one clear message. Trying to include several concepts or explain every feature can make a short ad difficult to understand. - Q: How do I choose an idea that works for a short Ad Video? A: Choose one direct concept with a clear visual hook that can be represented within the selected 10- or 15-second duration. Generate more ideas or write your own if the suggestions are too complicated or emphasize the wrong benefit. - Q: Should I generate a storyboard before generating the video? A: A storyboard is optional. Generate one when you want to review the shot sequence, composition, movement, lighting, and product presentation visually before generating the video. You can also continue without a storyboard after reviewing and confirming the script. - Q: What should product assets show? A: Keep product assets focused on the product and avoid including people or locations. Characters and locations are generated during the storyboard step; including them in product assets can affect the final result and make character or location details less consistent. ### Review Product Information for Ad Video URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/product-information Summary: Check product details, assets, selling points, promotions, and audience before creating an Ad Video. Topic: Ad Video Keywords: CawCut, Ad Video product information, product details, product description, product assets, primary product image, product logo, selling points, video ad promotions, target audience FAQ: - Q: What should product assets show? A: Keep product assets focused on the product and avoid including people or locations. Characters and locations are generated during the storyboard step; including them in product assets can affect the final result and make character or location details less consistent. - Q: How do I choose the Primary Image? A: Choose a clear image that shows the product accurately and works well as its main visual reference. If the automatically selected image is wrong, move the correct image from Assets to Primary Images. - Q: How many selling points should I select? A: Select the one selling point that best supports your campaign goal and the message you want the ad to communicate. Review all suggestions for accuracy first; the selected point influences the ad ideas generated next. - Q: When should I add promotion or target audience details? A: Add promotion details when the ad should mention a sale or special offer, and add a target audience when you want the ad to speak to a specific group. Check that prices, offer terms, and audience details are accurate. - Q: Do I need to show a logo in the video? A: No. Select a logo only when it supports the ad and appears clearly at video size. Leave the logo unselected if you want a product-focused video without additional branding. ### Choose an Ad Idea URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/choose-ad-idea Summary: Choose or write a focused idea that fits your product, audience, and Ad Video duration. Topic: Ad Video Keywords: CawCut, Ad Video idea, video ad concept, generated ad idea, custom ad idea, short video ad idea, product benefit ad, visual hook for ads, custom video ad concept, ad end card call to action FAQ: - Q: How do I choose an idea that works for a short Ad Video? A: Choose one direct concept with a clear visual hook that can be represented within the selected 10- or 15-second duration. Generate more ideas or write your own if the suggestions are too complicated or emphasize the wrong benefit. - Q: How does the selected selling point affect the generated ad ideas? A: The selling point you select becomes the main benefit emphasized in the generated ad ideas. Choose the point that best matches your campaign goal, or edit the selling points before generating ideas if none of them fits your intended message. - Q: What makes an ad idea focused and effective? A: Build the idea around one product benefit, a scenario that fits your target audience, and a clear visual hook. Keep the message simple enough to communicate within the video duration, and give the ending a purpose such as a product name, promotion, or call to action. - Q: What should I include when writing my own ad idea? A: Describe one straightforward concept, the main action or product demonstration, and the message for the end card. Keep it clear enough to show in 15 seconds or less, and verify product names, claims, prices, and promotion details. - Q: How can I make sure my idea fits a 10- or 15-second video? A: Choose one main message and one product benefit. Use a single clear action, comparison, or demonstration, and remove details that are not essential. If the idea still needs more time, simplify it or choose a different concept. ### Review the Script and Generate a Storyboard URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/review-script-storyboard Summary: Set up Characters and Location, review the Ad Video script, and generate or inspect storyboard panels. Topic: Ad Video Keywords: CawCut, Ad Video script review, Characters and Location, AI storyboard, storyboard panels, character reference for AI video, AI character generator, AI location generator, edit storyboard script, storyboard shot planning FAQ: - Q: Can I use my own character or location image? A: Yes. Remove the generated image with the [×] in its lower-left corner, then click the [+] that appears in the same place to upload your image. - Q: Can I generate a video without generating a storyboard? A: Yes. A storyboard is optional. You can confirm the script and continue to video generation without creating storyboard panels. - Q: Can I change a character or location after it has been generated? A: Yes. Select the asset to edit its name or prompt, then regenerate it to update the image. Regenerate it if the appearance or setting does not fit your ad. - Q: How do I reference a character or location in the script? A: Type @ followed by the asset name in a shot description, such as @Alex or @Minimalist desk setup. Make sure each mention refers to the character or location you intend to use. - Q: What do the colored marks in a hand-drawn storyboard mean? A: Blue marks indicate camera movement, red marks show character or object movement, and yellow marks indicate light or lighting changes. They help explain motion and lighting that a still frame cannot convey. ### Mastering Ad Scripts URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/ad-script Summary: Learn how to review and edit each part of an Ad Video script before generating a storyboard or video. Topic: Ad Video Keywords: CawCut, CawCut Ad Video, ad script, AI ad script, edit ad script, video ad script, voiceover script, talking video script, storyboard script FAQ: - Q: When should I edit the script? A: Review and edit the script after choosing an ad idea and before generating a storyboard. This lets you correct the message and timing before visual generation begins. - Q: How long should each shot be? A: Use the selected total video duration as your guide. Most shots last about 2 to 3 seconds, while a shorter final product hold or transition may last about 1 second. - Q: How much can I include in one shot description? A: Keep one shot description focused on one clear visual moment or action. Avoid combining several actions that cannot reasonably happen within the shot's duration. - Q: How many words should a voiceover line contain? A: Use only the words that can be spoken naturally within the shot. Read the line aloud and shorten it if it feels rushed or leaves no room for pauses. - Q: Can I change the shot type after the script is generated? A: Yes. Change the shot type when another framing, such as a close-up or wide shot, presents the product or action more clearly. Make sure the shot description and prompt match the new framing. - Q: Should I generate a storyboard after editing the script? A: Generate a storyboard when you want to review the planned composition, movement, lighting, and product presentation. You can also confirm the edited script and continue without generating a storyboard. ### Create an Ad Video from an Amazon Product Link URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/amazon Summary: Learn how to turn an Amazon product link into a short CawCut ad video. Topic: Ad Video Keywords: CawCut, CawCut Ad Video, Amazon product link, Amazon product video, Amazon ad video, AI product video, ecommerce video ad FAQ: - Q: What kind of Amazon link should I use? A: Use the URL of the Amazon product page you want to promote. Make sure the link opens the correct product and that the page contains the product information and images you want to use. - Q: What if CawCut imports incorrect product information? A: Review and edit the product name, description, assets, and selling points before continuing. If the link is unavailable, use [Add Product Manually] and enter the product details yourself. - Q: How many product benefits should I include? A: Choose one main selling point for a 10- or 15-second ad. A focused message is easier to understand than a list of every product feature. - Q: Can I edit the generated script? A: Yes. Review and edit the script before generating the storyboard or video. For more guidance, see [Mastering Ad Scripts](/help/ad-video/ad-script/). - Q: What kind of primary image should I choose? A: Choose a clear, accurate image that shows the product at a useful size and matches the Amazon listing. If the automatically selected image is not suitable, open [...] on the correct asset under [Assets] and select [Move to Primary Image]. Avoid unclear, irrelevant, or near-duplicate images. - Q: Can I edit the generated Amazon ad video? A: Yes. Use [VN Video Editor](https://vlognow.me/) to adjust timing, captions, music, transitions, and other details after generation. - Q: How can I localize the ad for another market? A: Select the target language in the CawCut Ad Video settings to generate a localized ad. For simple localization, use [VN Video Editor](https://vlognow.me/) to localize the voiceover or add localized captions. See the [VN Text to Speech and Caption guide](https://vlognow.me/help/creative-tools/caption-tts/). - Q: How can I save cost while testing an ad idea? A: Review the storyboard, then test the idea in 480P. Upgrade the model and resolution after the direction works. ### Create a Business Promotion Video from a Google Maps Link URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/google-map Summary: Learn how to prepare your Google Business Profile and create a short local promotion video with CawCut. Topic: Ad Video Keywords: CawCut, Google Maps business video, Google Maps link, local business video, location marketing video, local ad video FAQ: - Q: What kind of Google Maps link should I use? A: Use the URL of the Google Maps business or place listing you want to promote. Make sure it opens the correct location and shows the business name, category, photos, hours, address, and other details you want to use. - Q: Is a Google Business Profile the same as a Google Maps listing? A: They are closely connected but not exactly the same. Your Google Business Profile is the business information you manage, while the Google Maps listing is the public place page where customers view it. CawCut requires the public Google Maps link, so use that link when adding your business. - Q: What if CawCut imports incorrect business information? A: Review and edit the business name, description, address, hours, photos, services, and selling points before continuing. If the link is unavailable, use [Add Product Manually] and enter the details yourself. - Q: What should I prepare in my Business Profile? A: Keep your business name, category, address or service area, hours, phone number, services, products, photos, and current offers accurate. Add the details customers need to decide whether to visit, then review the imported information in CawCut. - Q: Can I edit the generated script? A: Yes. Review and edit the script before generating the storyboard or video. For more guidance, see [Mastering Ad Scripts](/help/ad-video/ad-script/). - Q: Can I edit the generated business promotion video? A: Yes. Use [VN Video Editor](https://vlognow.me/) to adjust timing, captions, music, transitions, and other details after generation. - Q: How can I localize the video for local customers? A: Select the target language in the CawCut Ad Video settings to generate a localized video. For simple localization, use [VN Video Editor](https://vlognow.me/) to localize the voiceover or add localized captions. See the [VN Text to Speech and Caption guide](https://vlognow.me/help/creative-tools/caption-tts/). - Q: How can I save cost while testing a local promotion? A: Review the storyboard, then test the idea in 480P. Upgrade the model and resolution after the direction works. ### Create a Listing Video from an Airbnb or Booking.com Link URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/airbnb Summary: Learn how to turn your Airbnb or Booking.com property listing into a short promotional video with CawCut. Topic: Ad Video Keywords: CawCut, Airbnb listing video, Booking.com listing video, accommodation listing video, vacation rental video, short-term rental ad, property marketing video FAQ: - Q: What kind of accommodation link should I use? A: Use the URL of the Airbnb or Booking.com listing you want to promote. Make sure it opens the correct property and shows the current photos, room or property details, facilities, location context, and description you want to use. - Q: What if CawCut imports incorrect listing information? A: Review and edit the property name, description, room type, amenities or facilities, images, location details, pricing, and selling points before continuing. If the link is unavailable, use [Add Product Manually] and enter the details yourself. - Q: Can I edit the generated script? A: Yes. Review and edit the script before generating the storyboard or video. For more guidance, see [Mastering Ad Scripts](/help/ad-video/ad-script/). - Q: How should I adapt the video for Airbnb or Booking.com? A: For Airbnb, focus on the stay experience, atmosphere, amenities, and neighborhood. For Booking.com, focus on the room type, occupancy, facilities, location, breakfast, or booking terms. In both cases, use current images and keep the video consistent with the listing. - Q: Can I edit the generated accommodation listing video? A: Yes. Use [VN Video Editor](https://vlognow.me/) to adjust timing, captions, music, transitions, and other details after generation. - Q: How can I localize the video for international guests? A: Select the target language in the CawCut Ad Video settings to generate a localized video. For simple localization, use [VN Video Editor](https://vlognow.me/) to localize the voiceover or add localized captions. See the [VN Text to Speech and Caption guide](https://vlognow.me/help/creative-tools/caption-tts/). - Q: How can I save cost while testing a listing idea? A: Review the storyboard, then test the idea in 480P. Upgrade the model and resolution after the direction works. ### Create an Ad Video from a Shopify Product Link URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/shopify Summary: Learn how to optimize your Shopify product page and turn it into a short CawCut ad video. Topic: Ad Video Keywords: CawCut, Shopify product link, Shopify product video, Shopify ad video, online store product video, ecommerce video ad FAQ: - Q: What kind of Shopify link should I use? A: Use the public URL of the product page you want to promote from the online store. Make sure it opens the correct product and shows the current images, description, variants, price, and shipping information. - Q: What if CawCut imports incomplete product information? A: Review and edit the product name, description, images, variants, price, and selling points before continuing. If the link is unavailable, use [Add Product Manually] and enter the details yourself. - Q: Can I edit the generated script? A: Yes. Review and edit the script before generating the storyboard or video. For more guidance, see [Mastering Ad Scripts](/help/ad-video/ad-script/). - Q: How should I prepare my Shopify product page for CawCut? A: Make the product page public and complete. Use a clear title, a specific description, accurate images, variants, price, availability, shipping, returns, and visible product details. Add descriptive image alt text when possible, then review the imported information in CawCut before generating the ad. - Q: Can I edit the generated Shopify product ad video? A: Yes. Use [VN Video Editor](https://vlognow.me/) to adjust timing, captions, music, transitions, and other details after generation. - Q: How can I localize the ad for another market? A: Select the target language in the CawCut Ad Video settings to generate a localized ad. For simple localization, use [VN Video Editor](https://vlognow.me/) to localize the voiceover or add localized captions. See the [VN Text to Speech and Caption guide](https://vlognow.me/help/creative-tools/caption-tts/). - Q: How can I save cost while testing an ad idea? A: Review the storyboard, then test the idea in 480P. Upgrade the model and resolution after the direction works. ### Create an Ad Video from an Etsy, eBay, or TikTok Shop Product Link URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/etsy Summary: Learn how to turn your Etsy, eBay, or TikTok Shop listing into a short CawCut ad video. Topic: Ad Video Keywords: CawCut, Etsy product link, eBay product link, TikTok Shop product link, marketplace product video, social commerce video, handmade product video, ecommerce video ad FAQ: - Q: What kind of marketplace link should I use? A: Use the URL of the Etsy, eBay, or TikTok Shop listing for the product you want to advertise. Make sure it opens the correct item and shows current photos, description, price, offer details, and seller information. - Q: What if CawCut imports incomplete listing information? A: Review and edit the product name, description, materials or condition, images, price, promotion, and selling points before continuing. If the link is unavailable, use [Add Product Manually] and enter the details yourself. - Q: How should I adapt the ad to each marketplace? A: For Etsy, emphasize handmade details, personalization, or gifting. For eBay, verify condition, rarity, authenticity, and included accessories. For TikTok Shop, lead with a strong hook, show the product in use, and keep the benefit easy to understand in a short-form video. - Q: Can I edit the generated script? A: Yes. Review and edit the script before generating the storyboard or video. For more guidance, see [Mastering Ad Scripts](/help/ad-video/ad-script/). - Q: Can I edit the ad before publishing it? A: Yes. Review the generated video, then use [VN Video Editor](https://vlognow.me/) to adjust timing, captions, music, transitions, and other details before publishing. - Q: How can I localize the ad for another market? A: Select the target language in the CawCut Ad Video settings to generate a localized ad. For simple localization, use [VN Video Editor](https://vlognow.me/) to localize the voiceover or add localized captions. See the [VN Text to Speech and Caption guide](https://vlognow.me/help/creative-tools/caption-tts/). - Q: How can I save cost while testing an ad idea? A: Review the storyboard, then test the idea in 480P. Upgrade the model and resolution after the direction works. ### Create an App Promotion Video from an App Store or Google Play Link URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/ad-video/app-store Summary: Learn how to optimize your App Store or Google Play listing and turn it into a short app promotion video with CawCut. Topic: Ad Video Keywords: CawCut, App Store link, Google Play link, app marketplace video, app promotion video, mobile app ad video, app marketing video FAQ: - Q: What kind of app link should I use? A: Use the URL of the App Store or Google Play listing you want to promote. Make sure it opens the correct app and shows the current app name, icon, screenshots, description, and product information. - Q: What if CawCut imports incorrect app information? A: Review and edit the app name, description, icon, screenshots, features, pricing, and selling points before continuing. If the link is unavailable, use [Add Product Manually] and enter the details yourself. - Q: How many app features should I show? A: Choose one primary user benefit for a 10- or 15-second video. A focused message is easier to understand than a list of every feature. - Q: Can I edit the generated script? A: Yes. Review and edit the script before generating the storyboard or video. For more guidance, see [Mastering Ad Scripts](/help/ad-video/ad-script/). - Q: How should I prepare my app listing for CawCut? A: Keep the listing public and complete. Use a clear app name, concise description, current screenshots, accurate features, supported platform details, pricing, and subscription or trial information. Review the imported information in CawCut before generating the video. - Q: Can I edit the generated app marketplace promotion video? A: Yes. Use [VN Video Editor](https://vlognow.me/) to adjust timing, captions, music, transitions, and other details after generation. - Q: How can I localize the app video for another market? A: Select the target language in the CawCut Ad Video settings to generate a localized video. For simple localization, use [VN Video Editor](https://vlognow.me/) to localize the voiceover or add localized captions. See the [VN Text to Speech and Caption guide](https://vlognow.me/help/creative-tools/caption-tts/). - Q: How can I save cost while testing an app idea? A: Review the storyboard, then test the idea in 480P. Upgrade the model and resolution after the direction works. ### Keep Characters Consistent in AI-Generated Videos URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/featured-tutorials/character-consistency-guide Summary: Learn how to create focused references for people, non-human characters, and recurring vehicles to reduce design changes across AI-generated shots. Topic: Featured Tutorials Keywords: Character Consistency, AI Video Consistency, AI Character, Character Reference, Character Sheet, Animal Character Reference, Black Cat Reference, Wardrobe Reference, Vehicle Reference, Train Reference, Image Generation FAQ: - Q: Why does my character change between generated shots? A: The model may be reconstructing the character from text or from a small storyboard panel. Use focused face, head-angle, expression, wardrobe, and non-human references, and state one clear role for each. Keep the storyboard limited to composition and movement. - Q: Why does the character's outfit change? A: Use a separate faceless wardrobe sheet that clearly shows the exact colors, materials, fit, seams, footwear, and accessories. State that this image controls clothing and that alternate garments or accessories should not be introduced. - Q: Why do the character's body proportions change? A: Use the faceless wardrobe sheet to show a clear neck-down silhouette and overall build. For animals and other non-human characters, use full-body views from multiple sides. State which reference controls proportions, and do not rely on the head-angle sheet or storyboard for body shape. - Q: Should the face and clothing be shown in the same reference image? A: Separate references usually provide clearer control. Use a close-up portrait for identity and a faceless wardrobe sheet for clothing, materials, colors, silhouette, and accessories. - Q: How can I keep an animal or non-human character consistent? A: Create front, left-side, right-side, back, and three-quarter views. Preserve the same silhouette, body proportions, markings, ears, tail, wings, limbs, horns, surface materials, or mechanical parts in every view. - Q: How can I keep the same train or vehicle design across shots? A: Treat an important vehicle like a non-human character. Create front, left-side, right-side, rear, and three-quarter views that preserve its proportions, silhouette, livery, doors, windows, lights, wheels, roof details, and side-specific features. - Q: Why do asymmetrical markings or accessories switch sides? A: Include separate left-side and right-side references, and identify which markings, damaged parts, accessories, or patterns belong on each side. Avoid relying on a mirrored or front-only reference for an asymmetrical design. - Q: Do I need a head-angle sheet for every character? A: Use one when the character's face or hairstyle appears from the three-quarter, side, or back view. A single portrait may be enough for a brief front-facing close-up, but it gives less guidance for profile shots, head turns, or views from behind. - Q: Should I add a finished shot image as another character reference? A: Usually not. A finished composition can introduce lighting, pose, background, or appearance details that conflict with the focused face, wardrobe, head-angle, and non-human sheets. Use the focused references for appearance and the storyboard only for composition and movement. - Q: What should I do if one generated result has the wrong face or outfit? A: Regenerate the result with clearer reference roles, or correct the affected area with an image-editing tool. Keep the focused source references unchanged, and do not use the incorrect composite result as another appearance reference. - Q: Why do several connected references produce conflicting details? A: The references may overlap or assign different designs to the same feature. Remove redundant composite images, keep each reference focused on one role, and state which image controls identity, head angles, expressions, wardrobe, proportions, or vehicle design. ### Keep Scenes Consistent With Storyboards URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/featured-tutorials/scene-consistency-guide Summary: Learn how to use approved location references and simple line storyboards to maintain layout, movement, and scene continuity across AI-generated shots. Topic: Featured Tutorials Keywords: Scene Consistency, Background Consistency, AI Storyboard, Storyboard Node, Background Reference, Location Reference, Camera Movement, Character Movement, Shot Consistency, AI Video Workflow FAQ: - Q: Should each storyboard panel look like a finished shot? A: No. Keep every panel as a simple line sketch that communicates framing, blocking, action, screen direction, subject movement, and camera movement. Use the approved character and location references separately to define appearance. - Q: Should I add a finished scene image as another storyboard reference? A: Avoid adding a finished composition when it overlaps with the location and character sheets. Its lighting, framing, or combined details can conflict with the focused references. Use the environment sheet for location appearance and the storyboard for planning. - Q: How should I show movement in a simple storyboard? A: Use arrows, curved paths, dotted lines, framing guides, and consistent annotation colors. Define what each color controls in the Storyboard Node's System Prompt so every panel uses the same visual language. - Q: How can I keep the same location across several storyboard panels? A: Connect the environment sheet to the Storyboard Node, use one consistent location name, and preserve the same layout and landmark positions in every panel. Include the angles required by the planned sequence. - Q: How should I handle two separate locations that need to look identical? A: Use one environment sheet as the shared design source in the Storyboard Node. Give each story location a separate name and state that they are distinct places with identical architecture, layout, materials, lighting, and landmark positions. - Q: Why does the camera face an impossible direction? A: Add reverse, side, or top-down views to the environment sheet. In the storyboard, keep the camera direction compatible with those views and show which fixed landmarks should remain visible. - Q: Why does the same landmark move or disappear? A: Show the landmark clearly in the relevant environment-sheet angles, name it in the prompt, and keep its simplified position consistent in every storyboard panel where it should be visible. - Q: What should I do if only one storyboard panel is incorrect? A: Regenerate or revise only that panel when possible. Rebuild the full storyboard only when the panel changes the sequence, screen direction, or spatial continuity of the surrounding shots. - Q: Why are the movement arrows or colors inconsistent between panels? A: Define one annotation system in the System Prompt and use it throughout the storyboard, such as red for human movement, green for non-human movement, orange for vehicles, and blue for camera movement. - Q: How can I keep a repeated action visually clear? A: Match the subject position, action direction, landmark placement, and key pose from the earlier panel. A different camera angle is fine as long as the repeated event is still recognizable. ### Master MiniMax H3 Emotion & Speech Tags in CawCut URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/featured-tutorials/h3-tag Summary: Learn how to use inline speech tags, emotional context, and microexpressions to create more expressive MiniMax H3 videos in CawCut. Topic: Featured Tutorials Keywords: CawCut, MiniMax H3, MiniMax H3 prompt, emotion tags, speech tags, AI video expressions, video prompt FAQ: - Q: Where should I put a speech tag? A: Put the cue directly in the spoken dialogue inside the block, immediately before or around the words it should affect. Keep the speaker identity, action, and delivery description outside the block. For emphasis, use word around one to four words. - Q: What should I do if a tag is spoken aloud or affects too much of the line? A: Use the complete speaker format, such as (S1) says: [English] ..., instead of testing an isolated tag. For emphasis, use word around one to four words rather than [emphasis]. If the result is still unreliable, describe the delivery naturally outside the dialogue block. - Q: Why does an emotion tag not change the character’s face? A: Speech cues primarily influence delivery and non-verbal sound. Describe the visible reaction separately—for example, narrowed eyes, a hesitant smile, a lowered gaze, or a slow exhale—and place it in the shot description. - Q: Can I use several tags in one sentence? A: Yes, but start with one or two cues at meaningful points. Leave space between closely stacked cues, and add a pause when needed. Too many tags can compete with the dialogue and make timing less predictable. - Q: How can I keep the same character expressive across shots? A: Give the speaking character a stable speaker ID such as (S1), repeat the same identity and voice description, and describe each emotional change in chronological order. ### Create VN Template URL: https://www.cawcut.com/help/featured-tutorials/create-template Summary: Learn how to turn a CawCut workflow into a VN Template with reusable inputs, selected outputs, and a shareable QR code. Topic: Featured Tutorials Keywords: Create VN Template, Create VN Template in CawCut, CawCut VN Template, CawCut workflow to VN, VN Template QR code, How to create a VN Template, Share VN Template, VN Template creator, VN Template user inputs, CawCut Keep input, Use included template input, VN Template text input, VN Template image input, VN Template output nodes, Final output nodes, Medium output nodes, VN Template preview media, VN Template credits per run, Scan VN Template code, Reusable AI video template, CawCut template tutorial FAQ: - Q: How do I create a VN Template from a CawCut workflow? A: Open a tested workflow, select the Share button, and choose Create VN Template. Define the inputs VN users can customize, choose the outputs they will receive, add the template information, and generate the QR code. - Q: What does Keep input do when I create a VN Template? A: Keep input controls whether the value currently stored in the CawCut workflow is included in the VN Template. Turn it on when users may start with the included text or image. Turn it off when every user should provide their own input. - Q: Which input types can VN Template users replace? A: The template builder supports selected text and image inputs. Add a short instruction to each input so users know what to enter or upload, and set an appropriate character or file-size limit. - Q: Which CawCut outputs should I include in a VN Template? A: Select the final image or video that users need. Include a medium output only when it is also useful, such as a storyboard or supporting image. Avoid exposing temporary or diagnostic results. - Q: Are included images and videos shared with VN Template users? A: Yes. Preview media and any media retained as template input may be shared with template users. Only include content that you have permission to distribute and confirm the sharing acknowledgment before continuing. - Q: How are VN Template run credits determined? A: CawCut estimates the credits required for one run from the selected workflow path and displays the amount on the Template Info step. Review the estimate before publishing so users know the expected cost. - Q: How do users open a CawCut VN Template in VN? A: Users save or view the generated QR code, open the VN app, and scan the code. Test the code in VN before sharing it publicly to confirm that the inputs, instructions, outputs, and preview are correct.