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Spaces creators place variable inputs into list nodes, connect them to a generator, and run the workflow to produce a batch of creative variants.
Who runs it Non-owned YouTube creators Kingy AI, Ai Chemy, and Thomas Creates.
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So let's jump into free-pick spaces and I'll show you how lists unlock true bulk production. I'm going to show you a really cool workflow in free-pick spaces, how to create UGD style ads using the list feature so you can generate multiple images and videos in bulk. All right, first things first, here we are in the free-pick interface. On the left sidebar, you'll notice all the main tools. We've got image generator, video generator, upscaler, and then of course, spaces. Spaces is really powerful and that's what we're going to focus on today. They've got templates for everything, branding, marketing campaigns, UGC ads, basically anything you might need. It's pretty nice because you can get started really quickly if you want. But today, I want to show you how to build a custom workflow from scratch, basically anything you might need. So let's click on new space.
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Once you're inside, head to the AI suite menu and click on Spaces, and then New Space. This opens up a node-based canvas where you build workflows.
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What the list node does is create multiple variations of our add
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Right-click anywhere and select lists. So here's what I'm doing. First, I'll create a list of products that I want to advertise. Then, I'll make another list with the scenes or variations I want for the ad.
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First, I'll add my original ad image to the canvas, then I'll add an assistant node, which is basically chat GPT built into your workflow, and ask it to create a list of the 10 most common European languages. But here's the key, instead of exporting as text, I'll export as a list. Here's how FreePick lists actually work in practice. The AI generates the languages, but instead of giving me a text block, it creates this list node with each language as a separate item.
Now this is generating in real time a full batch export of our 10 different text overlay ideas.
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After that, I connect the assistant node, the lists, and the reference image to the Image Generator node, and then click Run. Within moments, free pick starts generating the images, and there we go. Four images of the same person holding the product, all in a realistic, UGC-style ad format.
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Now I'll connect this list to an image generator using nano banana pro. I'll name my list languages and my image ad, and in the prompt I'll write translate ad to languages, keep all graphics intact, don't translate the logo. I'll also change the aspect ratio to 16 by 9 and keep the quality to 2k. When I hit generate, watch this. Instead of creating one image, it's creating 10 images, one for each language in my list, all automatically, all in parallel.
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What varies: Inputs, assistant nodes, generators, models, languages, scenes, and output counts vary.
Scope: Do not require a specific generator, list content, node layout, or number of outputs.