Find the right workflow
Choose a Template based on the task and expected output instead of starting a new project for every repeated process.
Creavax product guide
Creavax Templates: discover, run and build reusable creative workflows
Templates turn repeatable creative logic into a reusable workflow so the same process can be run again without rebuilding every step from the beginning.
DISCOVER · RUN · BUILD · REUSE
Keep complex workflow logic reusable and the run experience simple
Start from an existing Template when it already solves the task, or build a reusable project when the same workflow will be repeated.
DiscoverReusable workflows
RunSimple inputs
BuildReusable logic
Quick start
Use the workspace in the right order
Follow this order for a clean first pass. You can return to the deeper sections when a permission, billing choice or destructive action needs more context.
Review the exposed inputs
Read what the Template asks for before running it. The published interface should hide unnecessary implementation detail.
Run or edit the project
Use the Template when it already fits the task, or open an owned project when the underlying workflow needs to change.
Validate before publishing
Check required inputs, outputs and visibility before treating a Template as a reusable public or private workflow.
Core capabilities
What you can do in this workspace
Use these capabilities to understand what belongs here, what connects to another workspace and which actions change public, billing or account state.
Template discovery
Browse reusable workflows designed around a specific creative task or output.
Simple run interface
Use the inputs exposed by the Template without needing to understand every internal workflow step.
Reusable projects
Return to owned Template projects when the workflow logic or interface needs another revision.
Visibility control
Keep the intended audience clear when managing private work and workflows prepared for public use.
Detailed workflow
Make each important action with context
These sections explain the decisions that matter most before you organize assets, spend credits, publish content, collaborate or change account access.
01
Use a Template when the process should repeat
A Template is most valuable when the same creative logic will be used more than once. It separates reusable workflow design from the simple inputs needed for each run.
Before creating another Template, check whether an existing workflow already solves the same task.
- Name Templates by the task they solve.
- Expose only inputs the runner actually needs.
- Avoid duplicate Templates for small variations that belong in one workflow.
02
Keep builder logic and published usage separate
The builder can contain more complexity than the final run interface. A good Template lets the creator manage the workflow while the runner sees a focused set of inputs and outputs.
Before publishing or sharing, validate the saved project and confirm the intended visibility.
- Test the workflow with realistic inputs.
- Keep private client logic private unless it is safe to publish.
- Update the existing project instead of publishing unnecessary duplicates.
Best practices
Work faster without losing control
- Build Templates around repeatable tasks, not one-off experiments.
- Keep the run interface simpler than the builder logic.
- Test visibility and required inputs before publishing.
Frequently asked
Questions about Templates
Quick answers to the questions that most often come up before using this workspace.
When should I create a Template instead of using Generate directly?
Create a Template when the same multi-step logic or input structure will be used repeatedly. Use Generate for flexible one-off creation.
Does every Template need to be public?
No. Keep workflows private when they are personal, experimental or contain client-specific logic that should not be exposed.
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Continue with the next workspace only when it supports the same task, billing context or publishing flow.
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Put the guide into practice
Open Templates, complete one small real task and return to this page when you need the detailed workflow.