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This guide walks you through building a workflow from scratch and generating your first campaign images — from uploading assets to reviewing outputs. By the end, you’ll have a working node graph you can iterate on.
1

Sign in and create a project

Go to https://app.rainfrog.ai and sign in. Open Projects and click New Project. Name it something like “Spring Campaign.” The canvas opens ready for nodes.
2

Upload your product

Expand Assets in the sidebar and open Products. Upload a product image (JPG or PNG). A clean background makes it easier for Rainfrog to keep the product faithful. Return to your project canvas when you are done.
3

Add asset nodes

From the floating dock, add:
  • Product — select the product you uploaded
  • Character — pick stock or a custom character from your library
  • Style — choose a built-in or custom style
  • Environment — pick a setting from the library
Layout is flexible — Rainfrog reads connections, not pixel positions.
4

Connect to the Image Generator

Add an Image Generator if the canvas does not already have one. Drag each asset node’s output handle to the matching input on the Image Generator (Products, Character, Style, Environment).
5

Choose a model and generate

On the Image Generator, pick a model and settings. Check the credit cost shown on the node, then click Generate. The result appears on the node when the run finishes. Earlier runs stay in history.
6

Review and iterate

If you want a different look, swap the Environment or Style node and generate again. You do not rewrite prompts — you change the graph.

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Optional: Full Body views

For multi-angle character + product shots, add a Full Body Generator, connect Character and Products, and generate. You get front, side, and back outputs you can review or wire into further Image Generators as references.
Don’t have product photos ready? Use built-in library assets on every asset node for your first successful run.
Each Image Generator run adds a new result to that node’s history. Build a campaign lookbook by iterating with the same character, product, style, and environment — or by placing several generators in one project.

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What’s next

Brand Consistency

Learn how to lock character, product, style, and environment across every image in a campaign.

Video Generation

Turn a strong still workflow into short-form motion with the Video Generator.