Recipes

Task-oriented, end-to-end examples. Each recipe walks through a real workflow: what to send, what you get back, common parameter tweaks, and troubleshooting.

Video

• WAN video generation — all WAN versions (2.1–2.7) across FAL, Comfy, and Civitai, with text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-to-video, and edit-video operations
• LTX2 video generation — Lightricks LTX2 and LTX2.3 on Comfy, including the new videoToVideo (style transfer) and audioToVideo (talking-head) operations
• Kling video generation — Kuaishou Kling (v1/v1.5/v1.6/v2/v2.5-turbo with camera control) and Kling V3 (5 operations, multi-prompt, audio, video-to-video)
• Vidu video generation — Vidu 2.0 (flat 600 Buzz, anime style, first-last-frame) and Vidu Q3 (per-second pricing, 4 resolution tiers, turbo mode, native audio)
• Veo 3 video generation — Google Veo 3.0/3.1 in standard / fast / lite tiers; operation inferred from image count; optional synchronized audio track
• Grok video generation — xAI Grok-Imagine-Video via FAL; text-to-video, image-to-video, and edit-video with 480p/720p output
• HunyuanVideo generation — Tencent HunyuanVideo on Comfy workers; text-to-video with LoRA support; compute-intensive, always use wait=0
• Video upscaling — FlashVSR, 2–4× with a 2560 px output cap
• Video frame interpolation — VFIMamba, 2× or 3× frame-count, smooths generated or low-FPS footage

Image

• Flux 2 image generation — Flux.2 Klein (default, cheap + capable, 4b/9b, supports createVariant) plus Dev / Flex / Pro / Max for higher-fidelity and commercial tiers
• Flux 1 image generation — Flux.1 through sdcpp (default, minimal required input) or Comfy, plus the BFL-hosted flux1-kontext editing tier
• Z-Image generation — lightweight text-to-image on sdcpp; turbo (default, distilled, extremely fast + cheap) or base when you need more fidelity
• Qwen image generation — Qwen-Image 20B on sdcpp (default) or FAL-hosted Qwen2 with a Pro tier; supports createImage + createVariant + editImage
• Anima image generation — anime-tuned sdcpp ecosystem with built-in diffuser, LoRA support, createImage only
• ERNIE image generation — Baidu ERNIE Image on Comfy; ernie standard + turbo distilled variant, built-in diffuser, LoRA support, createImage only
• SDXL image generation — Stable Diffusion XL at 1024² native via sdcpp (default) or Comfy, with createImage + createVariant
• SD1 image generation — classic Stable Diffusion 1.5 at 512² via sdcpp (default) or Comfy, with createImage + createVariant
• OpenAI image generation — GPT-Image 1 / 1.5 and DALL·E 2 / 3 via OpenAI's hosted API
• Google image generation — Imagen 4 and Nano Banana Pro / 2 via Vertex AI, with editing + web-search grounding
• Gemini image generation — Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (same product as Nano Banana) via the direct Gemini API
• Seedream image generation — ByteDance Seedream v3 / v4 / v4.5 / v5.0-lite with native up-to-4096 output + editing
• Grok image generation — xAI Grok with wide aspect-ratio menu (21 options) + editing
• WAN image generation — WAN v2.2 / v2.2-5b / v2.5 / v2.7 via FAL (image counterpart to the WAN video recipe)
• Image upscaling — ESRGAN-family upscalers, chain after imageGen or use standalone

Audio

• Transcription — Qwen3-ASR, multilingual, word-level timestamps for captioning
• Text-to-speech — built-in speakers with optional style prompt, or voice cloning from a reference clip
• ACE-Step music generation — full songs from a style description + structured lyrics, 2B turbo default with optional 4B XL overrides; audio-only MP3 or MP4 with a still cover image

Language models

• Chat completion — any OpenRouter model or Civitai AIR model, vision inputs, tool use, streaming; OpenAI-compatible /v1/chat/completions endpoint or workflow step

Utilities

• Prompt enhancement — LLM rewrites a user prompt for a target ecosystem (Flux / SDXL / SD1 / LTX2), returns issues + recommendations + enhanced prompt
• Image conversion — format conversion (JPEG / PNG / WebP / GIF), resize, and region blur; flat 1 Buzz

Copy-paste runnable

All recipes target https://orchestration.civitai.com and use <your-token> as a placeholder for your Bearer token. Drop them into curl, HTTPie, VS Code's REST Client, or any tool that speaks HTTP.