# Ideogram Workflows

Use this folder for `Ideogram` workflows, especially anything focused on reliable in-image text, poster layouts, labels, flyers, or other typography-heavy compositions.

## Strong current lead

- `Ideogram v4: Text to Image (API)`
  - Source workflow page: <https://comfy.org/workflows/5ae006b13a36-5ae006b13a36/>
  - Model listing page: <https://comfy.org/workflows/model/ideogram/>
  - Partner-node docs reference: <https://github.com/niknah/comfyui-docs/blob/main/tutorials/partner-nodes/ideogram/ideogram-v4.mdx>

## Why it matters

- The workflow is explicitly built around structured JSON prompts instead of only free-form text.
- The prompt format supports:
  - high-level scene description
  - style description
  - literal in-image text
  - color palette control
  - per-element bounding boxes for layout guidance
- This is the strongest current lead for text placement because it targets the exact weakness ordinary prompt-only workflows usually have: getting legible text into the right part of the frame.

## Practical notes

- Ideogram 4.0 is documented as supporting either natural language or structured JSON prompts, but the structured JSON route is the one to prioritize for posters, labels, and other text-first layouts.
- The workflow notes say negative prompts are not needed for the partner-node path.
- The docs also mention an optional prompt-builder path for authoring schema-matching JSON more comfortably.

## What to import later

- Prioritize the `Ideogram v4: Text to Image (API)` graph first.
- If it imports cleanly, treat it as the baseline text-placement workflow for comparison against `Krea 2`, `FLUX`, and `FLUX.2-klein`.