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# Boards

Boards are Kenna's visual canvas — a Miro-style space where you build multi-step workflows by connecting tools and images. Instead of running one tool at a time, you lay out a whole pipeline (sketch → render → recolor → packaging), wire it together, and run it on the canvas. Boards are also great for moodboarding, storyboarding a product line, and collaborating with your team.

> Boards is a **Pro** feature.

### Creating a board

1. Go to **Boards** in the sidebar → **New Board**, give it a name.
2. The board opens as an infinite canvas with a floating toolbar.

### Adding nodes

From the toolbar (or right-click the canvas), add:

* **Tool nodes** — drop any Kenna tool onto the canvas (Sketch to Image, Recolor, Photo Studio, Virtual Try-On, Packaging, SVG Generator, and the rest). Set the prompt and options right inside the node.
* **Image nodes** — drag an image from your library/history onto the canvas to use as a source or reference.
* **Sketch Pad node** — draw a quick sketch on the canvas and feed it straight into Sketch to Image.
* **Annotations** — sticky notes, shapes, text, and arrows to label and organize your flow.

### Wiring nodes into a flow

* Drag from a node's **output dot** to another node's **input** to connect them — the first node's result becomes the next node's source.
* Chain as many steps as you want: e.g. **Sketch → Sketch to Image → Recolor → Multiple Angles → Packaging.**
* A tool node can take references by wiring images into its coloured input dots (e.g. an item into a Virtual Try-On slot, a design into Apply Pattern).

### Running

* Click **Run** on a node to generate it; results appear as connected **image nodes** you can drag, duplicate, download, or wire into the next step.
* **Run from here** executes a node and everything downstream, so you can re-run a whole branch after a change.
* Each node shows its own progress and credit cost.

### Working with results

* Every output is a real image in your library (and the history bar).
* Double-click an image node to open it full-screen (Download, Edit Photo, Send to tool).
* **Duplicate a board** to reuse a pipeline for a new product.

### Collaboration & sharing

* **Real-time collaboration** — invite teammates and work on the same board together with live cursors and edits.
* **Share a link** — give collaborators edit access, or share a **view-only** link so clients can see the board without changing it. You can see view stats and manage access.

### Tips

* Build a pipeline once, then **duplicate the board** per style/colorway and just swap the starting image.
* Use sticky notes to label each stage so teammates (and future-you) understand the flow at a glance.