# Node Overview

FLORA operates on a node-based system where users can interconnect different AI models for greater creative control.

Read more about our approach in [Our Product Philosophy](/getting-started/publish-your-docs/our-product-philosophy.md).

In the next few sections, we'll explore the core building blocks for your work in FLORA — the Text Node, Image Node, and Video Node — and see how each one can be utilized to achieve your desired output.

### Here's an overview of our Nodes:

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#### [Text Node](/nodes/text-node.md)

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#### [Image Node](/nodes/image-node.md)

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#### [Video Node](/nodes/video-node.md)

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## Node Toolbar

A toolbar appears upon hovering on nodes of all modalities, above each node. The toolbar is contextual and contents vary depending on the node type.

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