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Cards

Cards are Redbit’s primary workspace unit. A card can represent an image, video, speech, audio, or describe task. Each card keeps its own prompt, model settings, status, result list, reference inputs, and recoverable task metadata.

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Who Should Read This

Read this when you need to understand what stays attached to a generation task, how results can be reused, and when Series or References change card behavior.

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Common actions

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Create

Add one or more cards with a prompt and optional model settings.
2

Generate

Run generation for pending or selected cards.
3

Reference

Use an Asset Dock item or another card result as input for a new card.
4

Organize

Select, group, reorder, delete, favorite, download, or pin outputs as your workspace grows.

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Card Types

TypeTypical use
DescribeAnalyze image, audio, or video input into reusable prompt text
ImageGenerate single images or planned image series
VideoGenerate video from prompt, images, frames, motion references, or model-specific inputs
AudioGenerate speech/audio/music outputs depending on selected model
SpeechCreate digital-human/avatar style speech-video outputs

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Series Mode for Image Cards

Image cards can run in single or series mode. Series mode plans multiple slots from one base prompt, then tracks each slot’s planned brief, editable prompt, status, selected output, and result. Current series counts are 3, 4, 6, and 8. Current templates are auto, ecommerce, social, explainer, character, poster, brand, and storyboard.

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References

Cards can use references from uploaded files, previous card results, Asset Dock, or SmartPicker. Reference behavior depends on the selected model. For example, Seedance uses explicit reference roles, while other video models may require an image, motion video, or audio source depending on registry input requirements.

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Next Step

Use Core Workflows to see how Cards move into Asset Dock, Workshop, and Agent-assisted workflows.