What will you make today?
One prompt, four directions, and the conversation that got you there. Studio and chat, same tab.
Everything the prompt needs next.
Six tools, one workspace. No export chain, no lost thread.
Start from a board 8 presets
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From a sentence to an asset you can actually use.
Consistency is the line between a demo and a deliverable. Hold the subject, the light and the framing steady while you test the idea — four directions at a time.
Prompt to visual One ask, four compositions
Describe the scene once. Get four takes with different angle, light and crop, so the first decision is a comparison instead of a coin flip.
Style transfer Same subject, new register
Lock the visual tone, then remix the concept across editorial, cinematic, illustrated or product-led looks. The subject stays; the language changes.
Reference boards What worked, kept
Save winning outputs with their prompts and references. The next campaign starts on top of the last one instead of from zero.
Change the idea in a sentence, not a rerun.
Prompts are cheaper to edit than pictures. Talk the shot through first, render it second, and keep the reasoning attached to the frame it produced.
- 01Scope the scene before the first render — who it is for, what has to stay fixed.
- 02Change angle, mood, composition and copy in the same thread.
- 03Ask for a prompt rewrite instead of rebuilding from scratch.
- 04Push a note on the last render straight into the next attempt.
- 05Carry context across chat and image sessions, not just within one.
Ideate. Render. Critique. Refine. Repeat.
Four moves, in whatever order the work demands. Solo builders and small teams get the same result: fewer dead ends per session.
Define in chat
Who it is for, what has to stay consistent, what the first frame must prove.
ContextGenerate four
One prompt, four compositions. Pick on framing, not on luck.
RenderCritique in thread
Mark what works, name what does not, keep the notes beside the frame.
ReviewFork and reuse
Save the prompt and the board. The next round starts from here.
ShipMost tools give you a picture. This one keeps the thinking.
Image generators are good at single frames and bad at second ones. The moment a campaign needs a matching shot, the prompt that worked becomes a puzzle you have to solve again.
open fun treats the conversation as the source file. The chat layer finds the shot — the angle, the light, the words that describe it. The studio renders it and keeps the result attached to that reasoning. When the direction changes, you edit the idea.
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This preview is provided as-is for evaluation. Images you generate are yours to use; you stay responsible for the prompts you write and references you upload.