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FlowArray runs one prompt across a whole list — every product, every SKU, every date window — on your own API keys, in parallel.
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0:52What FlowArray isOne AI job across a whole list, on your own keys: the one-minute overview.
0:48Your first runThree product photos in; three studio photos out, all made at the same time.Then the 7 steps, with a picture of each
0:45Run a spreadsheetPaste five products from a sheet; get a listing for each, and a spreadsheet back.Then the 6 steps, with a picture of each
0:39Find your work in the LibrarySearch, group by run, open a result to see where it came from, star it, file it, run it again.Then the 6 steps, with a picture of each
0:51Keys and spend limitsAdd an API key, see it stay masked, put it in a pool, and set the daily spend limit.Then the 5 steps, with a picture of each
1:00Make a video and a GIFOne product photo in; a video and three looping GIFs out, in the Builder.Then the 7 steps, with a picture of each
Start here
- 01What FlowArray isA visual builder for AI work that runs in bulk — one prompt across two hundred products, on your own API keys, in parallel, without you babysitting it.
- 02Your first run, start to finishPick Product staging, add a row per product, drop the photos in, pick your pool, describe the scene and press Run: studio photos for every product at once.
- 03Card reference: all 17 cardsEvery card in the palette — what it does, when to reach for it, and the limit or cost worth knowing before you put it in a flow of two hundred items.
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12 topics- Step-by-step guides5 articlesThe common jobs, click by click: a picture of every step, and a one-minute video.
- Getting started6 articlesWhat FlowArray does, how to get in, and a first real run in about five minutes.
- Workflows & cards7 articlesBuilding a flow, connecting steps, and what every one of the cards is for.
- Running work9 articlesBatches, the live monitor, reading results, and not paying twice for the same step.
- Automation11 articlesFlows that run themselves — on a timetable, from another system, or from your own code.
- Keys, pools & spend4 articlesYour provider keys, the pools that use them in parallel, and the ceilings that keep the bill sane.
- Sharing & approvals2 articlesShow a flow or its results to someone outside your workspace — read-only, revocable.
- Notifications5 articlesKnow a run finished without watching it: in-app, email, webhook, or one digest.
- Library1 articleEvery output your workspace has produced, in one place you can actually search.
- Members & roles6 articlesInviting people, what each role can do, and keeping workspaces separate.
- Troubleshooting4 articlesWhat a failure means and what to do about it — including the ones that are working as intended.
- FAQ1 articleShort answers to the questions people ask before they trust it with a catalogue.