What Image Studio is

Three tools, one label

Image Studio looks like a single page in the sidebar and is really three tools wearing one name. It shows up as an accordion labelled Image Studio, and opening it gives you the social media ad generator, the video thumbnail maker, and the AI carousel maker. Click the accordion row itself and you land on the first of the three, the social media ad generator, which is where most people begin.

One route, one form

All three tools run through the same studio route and the same options panel. You write a brief at the top, set a few controls under it, and press generate. There is nothing new to learn when you move from one to the next. The ad generator makes ad images, the thumbnail maker makes 16:9 video covers, and the carousel maker makes 3 to 10 slide decks, but the surface has the same shape every time. Treat it like three settings on one machine, not three machines.

What it is, and what it is not

The project is fixed by the route, so there is no project selector inside the studio. You pick the project first, then open the tool. That is on purpose, because the project is what every render grounds on.

And this is a structured form, not a free canvas. You say what you want and the engine renders it. If you need to crop, erase, inpaint, upscale, or cut out a background, that work lives in Edit Studio, a separate surface with its own chapter. Keep that line clear so you are not hunting for a brush that was never here.