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# What are Workflows?

Roboflow Workflows let you create a multi-step computer vision application in your browser. You can then deploy the application you build to your own hardware.

You can deploy a Workflow on the Roboflow Cloud or self-host on your own hardware and edge devices. The same workflow can be run on images, video files, and live RTSP streams using our [Roboflow Inference](https://github.com/roboflow/inference) package.

In this section of the documentation, we walk through how to create, build, test, and deploy a Workflow.

Prefer to learn with video? We have a full tutorial that walks through how to build your first Workflow:

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/r3Ke7ZEh2Qo>" %}


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