Canvas

What is Canvas?

The Canvas is Morphic's main work area: the place where you generate content, see your results, and organise everything for your project.

At a glance

Developed by
Morphic
Key capability
Central visual workspace for generating, viewing, and organising AI-created images and video
How it fits in AI workflow
The Canvas is the starting point and central hub for all creation in Morphic, where prompts are entered, outputs are reviewed, and projects are developed iteratively
Related terms
ComposeAsset libraryGenerationPrompt engineeringMorphic

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How it compares

How it compares

The Canvas is where individual assets are generated and organised; Compose is where those assets are assembled into finished video sequences on a timeline. Canvas is for creation and iteration; Compose is for editing and final sequencing.


Pro tip

Use the Canvas to keep multiple prompt variations and their outputs visible at the same time: comparing generations spatially makes it much easier to identify which direction is working before committing to a final approach.

Types and variations

  • Morphic's Canvas supports both image and video generation workflows, adapting its tools and controls to the type of content being created.
  • Within a Canvas, creators can work with single generations or manage multi-asset projects with many variations and iterations.
  • The Canvas is project-specific, allowing separate canvases for different productions to keep work organised across multiple concurrent projects.

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Common use cases

  • The Canvas is used for all AI generation work in Morphic: from exploring initial concepts and generating character designs, to iterating on visual styles, comparing prompt variations side by side, and building up the asset library for a production.
  • It serves equally well for single-image generation tasks and for complex multi-shot video projects requiring dozens of individual assets.

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All-in-one AI creative platform with simple, transparent pricing, no speed throttles, and an infinite Canvas for max creativity.

FAQs

What is the Canvas in Morphic?

The Canvas is Morphic's main visual workspace where you generate, view, and organise AI-produced images and video. It is the central hub of the Morphic creation experience.

How is the Canvas different from Compose?

The Canvas is where you generate and organise individual assets. Compose is Morphic's timeline editor where you assemble those assets into complete video sequences. Think of Canvas as the creation space and Compose as the editing space.

Can I have multiple canvases for different projects?

Yes. Morphic allows you to create separate canvases for different projects, keeping your work organised and preventing assets from different productions from becoming mixed together.

Does the Canvas save my work automatically?

Morphic's Canvas is designed as a persistent project workspace, meaning your generations and project state are saved within the platform rather than requiring manual local file management.

Can I use the Canvas for both image and video generation?

Yes. The Canvas supports both image and video generation workflows, with the relevant controls and options adapting to the type of content you are creating.

Is the Canvas similar to tools like Figma or Miro?

Conceptually, yes: like those tools, the Canvas uses a spatial, visual workspace layout rather than a linear file-based interface. The key difference is that Morphic's Canvas is purpose-built for AI content generation rather than design or collaboration.

Can I compare multiple generated outputs side by side on the Canvas?

Yes. One of the Canvas's key advantages is that it allows you to view and compare multiple generations simultaneously, making it easier to evaluate different prompt approaches or visual directions before deciding which to develop further.

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