# Quick start

Here we will guide you through the basics of getting started with Scade.pro. Whether you want to use our prebuilt templates or build your own flow from scratch, we’ve got you covered. Let’s dive right in!

## Use prebuilt templates

Let's kick things off with prebuilt templates. These are ready-made AI workflows designed to save you time and effort. Think of them as starting points for your projects. You can use them as they are or modify them to better fit your needs. Whether you want to create a Virtual try-on, a product promo card generator, or something else, there's a template for you.

* Log in to Scade.pro.
* Go to the Explore section.
* Browse through the templates and pick one that fits your project needs.
* Once you've selected a template, you can customize it. Add and remove models, tweak the settings, and make it your own.

## Build your first flow

Ready to create something from scratch? Building your first flow is simple and straightforward. Here’s how to get started:

* Log in to Scade.pro.
* Go to the Workflows section.
* Click the "Create" button at the top right.
* Choose how you want to start your flow:   
  * Start with a blank flow\
    To begin with a blank canvas, click the "New workflow" option. This will open the Worklow builder with two default nodes: a "Start" node and an "End" node. You'll notice the title "Untitled" at the top left with a pencil icon next to it. Click the pencil icon to name your flow.
  * Import from a file\
    If you have a JSON file of an existing flow, click "Import from json" and select your file from your computer. Once uploaded, you'll be directed to the Worklow Builder with your imported flow.

After choosing how you want to start, you'll be directed to the Worklow Builder. This is your creative space to drag and drop different nodes to design and implement the logic you need for your workflow.

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