Image Studio

Image Studio is where a written brief turns into finished ad images. It is not one page. In a project's sidebar it is an accordion that holds three tools: the social media ad generator, the video thumbnail maker, and the AI carousel maker. They all open through the same studio route and the same options panel, so the moment you learn one, the other two feel familiar.

The thing that makes these tools worth using is grounding. Point them at a project that has a reference pack and each render builds around your real product photo and reads from your brand voice, your research, and your strategy. Point them at nothing and they work from the brief alone, and the output looks like anyone's. When a result comes back weak, the cause is almost always missing project context, not a weak prompt.

A few honest limits before you start. This is a structured form, not a free canvas. You describe what you want and the engine renders it; you do not drag pixels here. Cropping, inpainting, upscaling, and background removal all live in Edit Studio. And references need a real project to live on, so the quick public tools have nowhere to store them.