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# Text Iterator

### Summary

The Text Iterator Node lets you feed multiple text inputs into a workflow and process each one individually through the connected downstream nodes. Enter multiple prompts, descriptions, or any text content — and the iterator passes each one separately to the next node in the chain. It's essential for workflows where you need to generate multiple outputs from different text inputs in a single run.

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### How to Use

1. Add the Node:
   * Click the Add (+) button and select Text Iterator from the Text node category.
2. Enter Your Text Inputs:
   * Type your content into the available input fields (Input 1, Input 2, Input 3, etc.). Click + Add Another Input to add more.
3. Connect Downstream Nodes:
   * Link the iterator's output to any node you want to apply to each text input — such as Generate Image, Generate Video, or AI Copilot.
4. Run:
   * When the workflow runs, the iterator feeds each text input one by one through the connected nodes, generating a separate output for every input.

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### Sample Use Cases

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<summary>Batch Image Generation from Multiple Prompts</summary>

Enter a series of different scene descriptions and connect to a Generate Image node. Each prompt produces its own image — perfect for generating a full set of visuals in one run.

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<summary>Multi-Scene Video Production</summary>

Write individual scene descriptions as separate inputs and connect to a Generate Video node. Each text input generates its own video clip, ready to be combined downstream.

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<summary>Bulk Ad Copy Variations</summary>

Enter multiple ad copy variations and connect to an AI Copilot node to refine, expand, or translate each one — all in a single workflow run.

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