FLORA enriches its canvas with node sharing, grid slicing, and HEIC import.

FLORA updates its AI canvas with Node Sharing for targeted feedback, Split Grid for automated image splitting, and native support for iPhone HEIC files.

FLORA introduces three features focused on streamlining team production workflows.

The first, Node Sharing, enables sharing a single node from a project rather than the entire workflow. A dedicated button generates a direct link along with a preview, and the recipient receives a notification that opens the project exactly on that node. The intended use is targeted feedback on an image, a prompt, or a setting, without having to expose the rest of the canvas to an external collaborator or a client.

The second, Split Grid, automates splitting a generated image grid. Via the contextual menu of an image node, the user selects the desired split (4x4, 5x8, and other formats), and the image splits into individual nodes neatly arranged on the canvas. This process avoids manual cropping of variants contained within a single generation and enables retrieving each thumbnail as a standalone working material.

The third, more utilitarian feature, adds native support for HEIC files, the iPhone photo format, via drag-and-drop or standard upload. One less conversion step between the camera roll and the canvas.