Academy
Each course ends with something you have made. Start with a first image, then work through the kind of asset you actually need. Every lesson links straight into the tool it teaches, so you can follow along rather than read about it.
Seven short, end-to-end walkthroughs from a brief to a finished asset.
Brief to creative angle to Image Studio to a finished static ad.
6 min walkthrough
Idea to hook to script to scenes to Video Studio to a finished video.
8 min walkthrough
Product to concept to AI creator to script to a UGC-style clip.
7 min walkthrough
Research to insights to a polished, shareable research document.
6 min walkthrough
Research to insight to angle to hook to a finished creative.
7 min walkthrough
A winning concept to controlled variables to a diverse batch.
6 min walkthrough
Generate or upload, then trim, caption, and polish in Edit Studio.
7 min walkthrough
Get in, make one thing, and understand what you just made.
After this chapter you can find your way around the Pinnora workspace and explain how a brief becomes research, strategy, and finished creatives.
6 lessons - 22 min
After this chapter you can set up your organisation, invite your team, and give each person the right access and spending limits.
7 lessons - 34 min
After this chapter you can create a well-grounded project, move around its workspace, and share it with your team using the collaboration that is live today.
7 lessons - 26 min
After this chapter you can read your credit balance and usage, choose a plan or buy more credits, and set spend caps that stop generation before you overspend.
7 lessons - 30 min
Teach Pinnora your brand so every creative starts on target.
After this chapter you can set up a project's Brand Foundation (voice, colors, logo, positioning) and understand how it grounds every creative Pinnora makes.
8 lessons - 37 min
After this chapter you can build a project reference pack that grounds every render on your real product, people, and settings.
7 lessons - 26 min
After this chapter you can run and re-run Pinnora's five research sections from the Sources page, read each section's web-grounded output and quality score, and tell what belongs to research versus strategy.
7 lessons - 28 min
After this chapter you can turn a project's research into positioning, concepts, hooks, messaging, and offers, then judge and iterate the creatives they drive.
8 lessons - 44 min
One studio per thing you can make, and how to make it well.
After this chapter you can find, filter, reuse, and trace the history of every creative your project has generated, and you know where uploads and brand assets actually live instead.
7 lessons - 31 min
After this chapter you can turn one brief into a grounded batch of on-brand ad images, thumbnails, or carousels, steer the batch with the options panel, and hand a finished creative off to iterate or edit.
7 lessons - 29 min
After this chapter you can write a brief that carries its hook, set a clip's length, frame, style, audio, and captions, ground it on your real product and presenter, and turn a finished video into variations and edits.
8 lessons - 36 min
After this chapter you can cast a person from your reference pack and render a creator-style talking-head clip that reads as filmed, not produced.
6 lessons - 29 min
After this chapter you can generate voiceovers, jingles and music beds, and multi-speaker podcast episodes, and finish any of them in the Audio Editor.
7 lessons - 35 min
After this chapter you can open any creative you have already made or uploaded, change it in the right editor, and save the result as a new version without touching the original.
7 lessons - 31 min
After this chapter you can take a video you already have and rebuild it with Seedance 2.5 so its timing and camera work carry over while your product and style are regenerated on top.
7 lessons - 31 min
After this chapter you can turn a project brief into a finished, brand-grounded document, deck, blog post, landing page, or script, then edit it and export it to the format you need.
8 lessons - 33 min
After this chapter you can write a single email or a multi-step drip as Outlook-safe HTML grounded in your brand, get it into your sending tool, and set up Email Studio's lists and sending domain for when you want to broadcast from inside Pinnora.
7 lessons - 38 min
After this chapter you can describe an app in chat, generate real React and Next.js source, iterate it across versions, and know what shipping it live does and does not do today.
7 lessons - 30 min
Ship the work: connect platforms, launch, and run a team.
After this chapter you can ask Atlas to author a durable workflow that either schedules creatives you already made or generates a batch and then schedules it, and read its status on the Workflows page.
6 lessons - 25 min
After this chapter you can connect your ad platforms, social channels, SaaS tools, and remote MCP servers from one place, read each connection's health, and control exactly what Atlas is allowed to do with an external tool.
7 lessons - 31 min
After this chapter you can connect your organic social channels, build posts from finished creatives, schedule them on a calendar, and know where their performance shows up.
6 lessons - 22 min
After this chapter you can connect a Meta ad account, push a single-image creative out as a paid ad, and read its performance back in one place.
9 lessons - 49 min
After this chapter you can set up a recurring task that posts creatives you already made onto your social calendar on a schedule, with a credit cap that pauses it if spend runs high.
8 lessons - 34 min
Read performance and turn winners into a repeatable engine.
After this chapter you can read how your ads performed, tell winners from weak creatives, turn a winner into new on-brand variants, and run the feedback loop by hand.
6 lessons - 28 min
After this chapter you can run Pinnora as a creative system: design batches that vary on purpose, scale what works, and set up a recurring cadence, while knowing which parts are automated today and which you still drive by hand.
7 lessons - 32 min
Short answers to specific questions. Useful when you are already working and just need one fact.