Lesson 4 of 6 · 4 min
The studios
Name the studios and the kinds of creative each one produces
Video walkthrough coming soon
Welcome to Pinnora
One place per kind of creative
Pinnora ships more than twenty creative tools, grouped into studios so related work sits together. The main families are Image (static ads, thumbnails, carousels), Video, UGC-style talking-head clips, Audio (voiceover, music beds, podcasts), Documents (decks, landing pages, blog posts, scripts), Email, and a set of Edit tools for cleaning up or restyling what you already have.
They are like the departments of a small production house. Each one owns a different kind of output, but they all work off the same brand brief and share the same layout, so the moment you learn one studio you can find your way around the rest.
The surfaces around the studios
Around the studios sit dedicated screens for the work that surrounds making things: the brand kit where you set voice and visual identity, the library where every render you make is stored, the ads manager and social media manager for pushing work out, plus autopilot, workflows, and integrations for connecting the rest of your stack. Later chapters cover each of these in depth.
Try one now
The fastest way to feel the engine work is the social media ad generator. Open it, type a short brief, and watch it write the copy and render a batch of ad images in front of you. Pointed at a real project, it pulls in your brand and product. Even on its own, with nothing but the brief, it still gives you finished ads to react to.