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# Toolbar

## Summary

The toolbar is where you can find the main editor tools.

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## Spawning Nodes

By clicking the + button on the toolbar you can spawn different types of nodes: Text, Image, Video, and Audio. The add-node menu also includes a **Technique** entry — select it or press **Shift+T** to open a technique picker panel where you can browse, search, and add techniques directly to your canvas.

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## Assets

By clicking on the Assets button, you can browse all the visual assets you uploaded to the canvas.

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## Generation History

The Generation History button stores all the generated assets from your account, making it seamless for you to transport assets between projects.

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## Flows

Flows allow you to explore our pre-made workflows for various creative use cases. By **hovering** over the Flows button, you can view recent workflows along with the number of nodes deployed. **Clicking** on the Flows button lets you browse curated categories to find workflows that inspire your creative process.

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## Split Into Layers

The **Split Into Layers** tool lets you decompose an image into separate layer components. Select an image node and click the Split Into Layers button in the toolbar to open a visual cascade picker. Choose how many layers to split into (2–5) from the overlay, and FLORA automatically separates the image into distinct layers that you can edit independently.

## Comment

The Comment Button is where you activate the comment cursor. Click on anywhere to start a text bubble and leave a comment for your collaborators.

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