Output node

The Output node is the terminal of a flow. It renders the final result and makes it visible.
Handles
| Handle | Purpose |
|---|---|
In | The final payload to display |
What it renders
The Output node inspects the payload and renders it appropriately:
| Payload | Rendering |
|---|---|
| Text | Scrollable text window + copy + .txt download |
| JSON | Pretty-printed + copy + .json download |
| CSV | Raw text + copy + .csv download |
| Image(s) | Preview + lightbox + download |
| Video / Audio | Inline player |
| 3D model | Interactive GLB viewer |
| Table | Rendered table + .xlsx download |
| HTML | Interactive preview |
| Presentation | Slide view + .pptx download |
| Research | Markdown report + sources |
Example
The canonical flow ends at the Output:
Start → Agent → Output The Agent’s answer renders in the Output node.
Notes
- The Output node is where “run from here” scopes typically end — the final payload lands there.
- The Output node’s History tab records the payload from each run, so you can compare outputs across runs.
Related
- Core concepts — how the payload reaches the Output.