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Scenario builder

Build a repeatable image workflow once

Scenario builder is for work you expect to repeat. Instead of clicking the same controls again, build a named workflow around the final output you need.

Reusable stepsSingle or batchAgent recipes
Open live editor Scenario builder
The button below opens the QuokkaPix editor with this tool already selected.

Good fits

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Prepare product photos with one repeatable export rule.
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Create a social image pack from the same source.
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Combine metadata cleanup, resize and compression in one run.

Workflow

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Choose only the steps needed for the output.
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Configure each step on a representative file.
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Name the scenario by the deliverable.
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Run it on a single file or a batch after checking preview.

Limits to check

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Very broad scenarios are harder to debug.
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Background AI and AVIF can increase memory cost.
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Agents should prefer official recipes when a recipe already matches the task.

FAQ

Is this the same as a preset?

No. A preset usually configures one tool; a scenario can chain multiple tools.

Can agents use scenarios?

Yes. Agents can apply recipes or direct settings through the browser runtime and MCP runner.

Practical QA notes

Reliable scenario design

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Put framing before final compression.
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Keep destructive edits visible in the scenario name.
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Test one representative file before a batch.
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Use result manifests to confirm outputs in automation.

Scenario builder is for repeatable decisions

A scenario should describe a repeatable image decision, not only a list of buttons. Use it when the same source type needs the same resize, background, compression, metadata or export policy again and again. Keep the chain short enough to audit: every step should have a reason, an expected output and a clear failure mode. For agents, the result manifest is the contract that proves which files were processed and which warnings need review.

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Build one scenario per real job: marketplace pack, social pack or review copy.
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Avoid mixing unrelated destinations in one chain.
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Test with a representative file before running a full batch.