New to Fluidfit?
When you open your first flow, a short guided tutorial shows you around. Watch a quick overview, then follow along step by step on your own canvas. That's it. No manual to read, and you can skip it whenever you like.
What makes it useful?
Learn by doing → the hands-on tour has you add real nodes to a real flow, not just watch
Short videos at every step → see exactly what to do before you do it
Go at your own pace → pause, skip, or restart whenever you want
Nothing to set up → it starts on its own for new accounts
How it works
The tutorial has two parts.
Overview. A welcome pop-up walks you through the basics with a few short slides and videos.
Hands-on tour. After the overview, the tour guides you through building a flow step by step, highlighting exactly where to click next. It takes you from adding your first media nodes to running a tool.
The hands-on tour needs an empty flow. If you open a flow that already has nodes, you'll get the overview only.
When does it start?
The tutorial starts automatically when you open a flow from My Flows during the first 3 days of your account. It doesn't start in template previews, and if your very first flow is a copied template, you can start it yourself from the profile menu (see below).
During the hands-on tour
Only the highlighted item is active. Other tools and toolbar buttons are locked while the tour runs.
Choosing media: the first step asks you to add two media nodes. Text and audio nodes aren't available during the tour.
Credits: running Generate during the tour works like it normally does, so it uses credits as usual.
Skip, or restart
Skip: click Skip tutorial (or Skip overview) to end it. Skip is saved to your account, so it won't come back after you log out or on another device.
Restart: open your profile menu and click Start Tutorial. It works any time, even after you've skipped, as long as you're in a flow you opened from My Flows.
In short
The Onboarding Tutorial gets you building in a few minutes: a quick overview, then a guided tour on a real flow, with skip and restart always one click away.