Boards

Boards give you a space to plan and connect your work. Create storyboards, link related workflows, and organize your creative process so a project's images, steps, and ideas all live in one place.

Boards is currently in Beta, so expect it to keep improving over time.

When to use it

Use a board when a single image isn't the whole story. They're great for mapping out a multi-step product concept, telling a visual story across several frames, or keeping all the assets and experiments for one project together as you iterate.

How to use it

1. Open Boards from the sidebar.
2. Select New Board and give it a name that matches your project.
3. Add your images and arrange them into a storyboard, then link the workflows that produced them so you can trace how each piece was made.
4. Come back any time to keep building on the board as the project evolves.

Tips

• Name boards clearly so it's easy to jump back into the right project later.
• Linking workflows to a board makes it easy to revisit and rerun the steps behind a result.
• Use boards to share a visual plan with teammates before committing to a direction.

Virtual Try-On on the canvas

The Virtual Try-On tool is now a full board node with a slot for each garment category — Headwear, Outerwear, Top / Dress, Bottom, Footwear, Bag / Accessory — plus an optional model.

• Fill any slot by uploading, picking from your library, or wiring an image node straight into that category's colored input handle on the left of the node.
• Choose your Output (On Model / Flat Lay / Ghost Mannequin) and Style (Studio / Editorial) right on the node.
• Run it and Kenna composes the whole look on your chosen model.

Results appear as image nodes

When a tool finishes, its result now renders as a connected image node to the right of the tool — not trapped inside the tool. While it's working you'll see a soft blur/skeleton, then the finished image fades in. Because the result is a real image node, you can drag it, duplicate it, download it, or wire it straight into the next tool. If you generate several variants, each becomes its own node.

Duplicate a board

Reuse a pipeline without rebuilding it. On the Boards page, click Duplicate on any board card to get a private copy — "Board name (Copy)" — with all its nodes and connections. (Share links and collaborators aren't copied; a duplicate starts private.)

Manage who a board is shared with

After you share a board, you can see and control access:

• See who it's shared with — active share links and accepted collaborators.
• View stats — how many people have viewed the board.
• Unshare — revoke a single link, remove a collaborator, or revoke everything at once.