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The launch needs twelve graphics. You have twenty minutes.

A studio that ships assets, not drafts.

Images, video clips, voice and copy — generated already wearing your brand, sized for where they're going, and saved where your campaigns can reach them.

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The idea, drawn

A brief goes in. Finished work comes out.

The studio is not a box that writes a paragraph and leaves the rest to you. It takes what you are making, applies the brand you already set, and hands back the asset at the size the place it is going actually wants.

One brief going in, finished assets coming out at their own sizes

Drawn: one brief entering, and four finished pieces leaving, each already the shape of where it is headed.

Your brand, not a default

Colors, type and voice are set once and then applied, so the output looks like you made it rather than like a tool made it.

Sized for the destination

A post, a thumbnail, a header and a print piece are different shapes. They come out as those shapes.

Kept where the work is

Every creation is saved into the same workspace as the campaign it belongs to, so nothing lives in a downloads folder.

The shift

Your brand stops getting lost in translation.

Generic AI tools give you generic results — a nice image in somebody else's style, which you then fix in an editor, resize twice, and upload to wherever it was actually needed.

Ai Studio starts from your brand kit — your palette, your fonts, your voice. What comes out doesn't look like AI made it. It looks like you made it, on a very good day, very fast.

Maven adds this one: everything you make has to look like the same company, and that only happens if the brand is written down somewhere the tools can read it.

Merkkits

Your palette, your type, your logo and your voice — held in one place, and picked up by everything you make.

Written down onceColours, typefaces, the logo and how you sound, kept in one kit instead of in your head and four files.
Read before anything is madeThe studio, the letters and the pages all check the kit first, so nothing has to be corrected back into your brand afterwards.
Change it and everything followsMove a colour in the kit and the next thing you make is already using it. There is no list of places to go and update.
Brand Kits in the Ai Studio: three kits side by side on a shelf, the first badged as the default. Each is a card headed by a band of that kit’s own colours with its monogram sitting on them, and under it the brand’s name and one-line tagline, then small labels for the voice it is written in, who it is for, and the trade it is in — Camille Sutton Studio, speaking confidently to small businesses in consulting; Camille Sutton Studio Store, speaking warmly to the regulars who walk in; and Studio Notes, a podcast speaking in a friendly voice to people who run small studios themselves. Below each, the kit’s three colours as dots and a bar showing how completely it has been filled in, with a percentage beside it. Above the shelf the page’s own heading and its explanation that a brand — logo, colours, voice and guardrails — is captured once and used everywhere the Ai writes or creates for you, a row naming what the kit powers, a search field and a count of the kits held.Brand Kits in the Ai Studio: three kits side by side on a shelf, the first badged as the default. Each is a card headed by a band of that kit’s own colours with its monogram sitting on them, and under it the brand’s name and one-line tagline, then small labels for the voice it is written in, who it is for, and the trade it is in — Camille Sutton Studio, speaking confidently to small businesses in consulting; Camille Sutton Studio Store, speaking warmly to the regulars who walk in; and Studio Notes, a podcast speaking in a friendly voice to people who run small studios themselves. Below each, the kit’s three colours as dots and a bar showing how completely it has been filled in, with a percentage beside it. Above the shelf the page’s own heading and its explanation that a brand — logo, colours, voice and guardrails — is captured once and used everywhere the Ai writes or creates for you, a row naming what the kit powers, a search field and a count of the kits held.
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Your brand stops getting lost in translation.

A brand kit is your palette, your typefaces, your logo and the way you sound, captured once. It is not a document that sits in a folder being ignored — it is the thing every other tool reads before it makes anything for you.

The more of it you fill in, the less correcting you do later. A kit with only colours in it produces work that is nearly right. A kit that also knows your type, your logo placement and your register produces work you can publish without touching.

It reaches further than the studio. Letters, landing pages, product shots and the designs on the shelf all pick the kit up, which is the actual reason your feed and your inbox and your shop finally look like the same company.

Change it and everything after it follows. Move a colour, swap a typeface, replace the logo — the next thing you make is already using the new one, and you are not maintaining a list of places to go and update.

What it actually does

  • Brand held once, applied to everything
  • Colours, type, logo and voice kept in one kit
  • Every tool reads the kit before it makes anything

What that changes for you

  • Your work stops looking like five different companies
  • Nothing has to be corrected back into your brand afterwards
  • Changing the brand is one edit, not twenty

You come away with one brand instead of five, and nothing left to correct by hand.

Works seamlessly with

The Ai Studiobecause the studio reads the kit before it makes anythingThe Design Canvasbecause a page picks the kit up the moment it is openedAi Mailbecause a letter in the wrong colours reads as somebody else’s letterPodcaststudiobecause a show carries its cover art everywhere it is listed
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A look inside Brand Kits

The Ai Studio — platform screenshots

Real screens from the product. Open any one full size, or switch the set to light or dark.

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Characters in the Ai Studio: the cast — a shelf of ready-made faces, which you can add your own to or make a new one in, each a portrait card carrying a first name and the setting it was made in: a café, a car, a kitchen, an office, a living room, a walk to work. Above the shelf a line explaining that this is who speaks for you, and that you can bring your own face or create one here; above that the Studio’s own heading for the page, calling this your cast — ready-made, made here or uploaded — and the videos they front for you. The shelf runs on past the lower edge of the frame.Characters in the Ai Studio: the cast — a shelf of ready-made faces, which you can add your own to or make a new one in, each a portrait card carrying a first name and the setting it was made in: a café, a car, a kitchen, an office, a living room, a walk to work. Above the shelf a line explaining that this is who speaks for you, and that you can bring your own face or create one here; above that the Studio’s own heading for the page, calling this your cast — ready-made, made here or uploaded — and the videos they front for you. The shelf runs on past the lower edge of the frame.
Creations, which is everything the studio has made, gathered on one shelf: the room’s own heading over the line that every image, video and piece of copy you have generated lives here, a filter strip that counts them and separates images from video, product shots, user-style video and copy, and a control setting the shelf to oldest first. Under it the finished work as cards, each badged as an image and captioned with what it was made for and the shape and place it was made for — an episode card for a square social post, a story teaser, a landscape advertisement, and a cover for a pricing thread. The third card’s own artwork carries a line of type set wider than the card, so the product renders that line clipped at both ends; it is captured exactly as the product draws it. Above the shelf, the controls that start a new picture, a new clip or a new piece of writing.Creations, which is everything the studio has made, gathered on one shelf: the room’s own heading over the line that every image, video and piece of copy you have generated lives here, a filter strip that counts them and separates images from video, product shots, user-style video and copy, and a control setting the shelf to oldest first. Under it the finished work as cards, each badged as an image and captioned with what it was made for and the shape and place it was made for — an episode card for a square social post, a story teaser, a landscape advertisement, and a cover for a pricing thread. The third card’s own artwork carries a line of type set wider than the card, so the product renders that line clipped at both ends; it is captured exactly as the product draws it. Above the shelf, the controls that start a new picture, a new clip or a new piece of writing.

The Ai Studio

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Characters in the Ai Studio: the cast — a shelf of ready-made faces, which you can add your own to or make a new one in, each a portrait card carrying a first name and the setting it was made in: a café, a car, a kitchen, an office, a living room, a walk to work. Above the shelf a line explaining that this is who speaks for you, and that you can bring your own face or create one here; above that the Studio’s own heading for the page, calling this your cast — ready-made, made here or uploaded — and the videos they front for you. The shelf runs on past the lower edge of the frame.Characters in the Ai Studio: the cast — a shelf of ready-made faces, which you can add your own to or make a new one in, each a portrait card carrying a first name and the setting it was made in: a café, a car, a kitchen, an office, a living room, a walk to work. Above the shelf a line explaining that this is who speaks for you, and that you can bring your own face or create one here; above that the Studio’s own heading for the page, calling this your cast — ready-made, made here or uploaded — and the videos they front for you. The shelf runs on past the lower edge of the frame.

The Ai Studio

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Creations, which is everything the studio has made, gathered on one shelf: the room’s own heading over the line that every image, video and piece of copy you have generated lives here, a filter strip that counts them and separates images from video, product shots, user-style video and copy, and a control setting the shelf to oldest first. Under it the finished work as cards, each badged as an image and captioned with what it was made for and the shape and place it was made for — an episode card for a square social post, a story teaser, a landscape advertisement, and a cover for a pricing thread. The third card’s own artwork carries a line of type set wider than the card, so the product renders that line clipped at both ends; it is captured exactly as the product draws it. Above the shelf, the controls that start a new picture, a new clip or a new piece of writing.Creations, which is everything the studio has made, gathered on one shelf: the room’s own heading over the line that every image, video and piece of copy you have generated lives here, a filter strip that counts them and separates images from video, product shots, user-style video and copy, and a control setting the shelf to oldest first. Under it the finished work as cards, each badged as an image and captioned with what it was made for and the shape and place it was made for — an episode card for a square social post, a story teaser, a landscape advertisement, and a cover for a pricing thread. The third card’s own artwork carries a line of type set wider than the card, so the product renders that line clipped at both ends; it is captured exactly as the product draws it. Above the shelf, the controls that start a new picture, a new clip or a new piece of writing.

A look inside The Ai Studio

Stills from the product, one after the next.

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Characters in the Ai Studio: the cast — a shelf of ready-made faces, which you can add your own to or make a new one in, each a portrait card carrying a first name and the setting it was made in: a café, a car, a kitchen, an office, a living room, a walk to work. Above the shelf a line explaining that this is who speaks for you, and that you can bring your own face or create one here; above that the Studio’s own heading for the page, calling this your cast — ready-made, made here or uploaded — and the videos they front for you. The shelf runs on past the lower edge of the frame.Characters in the Ai Studio: the cast — a shelf of ready-made faces, which you can add your own to or make a new one in, each a portrait card carrying a first name and the setting it was made in: a café, a car, a kitchen, an office, a living room, a walk to work. Above the shelf a line explaining that this is who speaks for you, and that you can bring your own face or create one here; above that the Studio’s own heading for the page, calling this your cast — ready-made, made here or uploaded — and the videos they front for you. The shelf runs on past the lower edge of the frame.
Creations, which is everything the studio has made, gathered on one shelf: the room’s own heading over the line that every image, video and piece of copy you have generated lives here, a filter strip that counts them and separates images from video, product shots, user-style video and copy, and a control setting the shelf to oldest first. Under it the finished work as cards, each badged as an image and captioned with what it was made for and the shape and place it was made for — an episode card for a square social post, a story teaser, a landscape advertisement, and a cover for a pricing thread. The third card’s own artwork carries a line of type set wider than the card, so the product renders that line clipped at both ends; it is captured exactly as the product draws it. Above the shelf, the controls that start a new picture, a new clip or a new piece of writing.Creations, which is everything the studio has made, gathered on one shelf: the room’s own heading over the line that every image, video and piece of copy you have generated lives here, a filter strip that counts them and separates images from video, product shots, user-style video and copy, and a control setting the shelf to oldest first. Under it the finished work as cards, each badged as an image and captioned with what it was made for and the shape and place it was made for — an episode card for a square social post, a story teaser, a landscape advertisement, and a cover for a pricing thread. The third card’s own artwork carries a line of type set wider than the card, so the product renders that line clipped at both ends; it is captured exactly as the product draws it. Above the shelf, the controls that start a new picture, a new clip or a new piece of writing.

Brand Kits — platform screenshots

Real screens from the product. Open any one full size, or switch the set to light or dark.

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Brand Kits in the Ai Studio: three kits side by side on a shelf, the first badged as the default. Each is a card headed by a band of that kit’s own colours with its monogram sitting on them, and under it the brand’s name and one-line tagline, then small labels for the voice it is written in, who it is for, and the trade it is in — Camille Sutton Studio, speaking confidently to small businesses in consulting; Camille Sutton Studio Store, speaking warmly to the regulars who walk in; and Studio Notes, a podcast speaking in a friendly voice to people who run small studios themselves. Below each, the kit’s three colours as dots and a bar showing how completely it has been filled in, with a percentage beside it. Above the shelf the page’s own heading and its explanation that a brand — logo, colours, voice and guardrails — is captured once and used everywhere the Ai writes or creates for you, a row naming what the kit powers, a search field and a count of the kits held.Brand Kits in the Ai Studio: three kits side by side on a shelf, the first badged as the default. Each is a card headed by a band of that kit’s own colours with its monogram sitting on them, and under it the brand’s name and one-line tagline, then small labels for the voice it is written in, who it is for, and the trade it is in — Camille Sutton Studio, speaking confidently to small businesses in consulting; Camille Sutton Studio Store, speaking warmly to the regulars who walk in; and Studio Notes, a podcast speaking in a friendly voice to people who run small studios themselves. Below each, the kit’s three colours as dots and a bar showing how completely it has been filled in, with a percentage beside it. Above the shelf the page’s own heading and its explanation that a brand — logo, colours, voice and guardrails — is captured once and used everywhere the Ai writes or creates for you, a row naming what the kit powers, a search field and a count of the kits held.

Merkkits

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Brand Kits in the Ai Studio: three kits side by side on a shelf, the first badged as the default. Each is a card headed by a band of that kit’s own colours with its monogram sitting on them, and under it the brand’s name and one-line tagline, then small labels for the voice it is written in, who it is for, and the trade it is in — Camille Sutton Studio, speaking confidently to small businesses in consulting; Camille Sutton Studio Store, speaking warmly to the regulars who walk in; and Studio Notes, a podcast speaking in a friendly voice to people who run small studios themselves. Below each, the kit’s three colours as dots and a bar showing how completely it has been filled in, with a percentage beside it. Above the shelf the page’s own heading and its explanation that a brand — logo, colours, voice and guardrails — is captured once and used everywhere the Ai writes or creates for you, a row naming what the kit powers, a search field and a count of the kits held.Brand Kits in the Ai Studio: three kits side by side on a shelf, the first badged as the default. Each is a card headed by a band of that kit’s own colours with its monogram sitting on them, and under it the brand’s name and one-line tagline, then small labels for the voice it is written in, who it is for, and the trade it is in — Camille Sutton Studio, speaking confidently to small businesses in consulting; Camille Sutton Studio Store, speaking warmly to the regulars who walk in; and Studio Notes, a podcast speaking in a friendly voice to people who run small studios themselves. Below each, the kit’s three colours as dots and a bar showing how completely it has been filled in, with a percentage beside it. Above the shelf the page’s own heading and its explanation that a brand — logo, colours, voice and guardrails — is captured once and used everywhere the Ai writes or creates for you, a row naming what the kit powers, a search field and a count of the kits held.

A look inside Brand Kits

Stills from the product, one after the next.

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Brand Kits in the Ai Studio: three kits side by side on a shelf, the first badged as the default. Each is a card headed by a band of that kit’s own colours with its monogram sitting on them, and under it the brand’s name and one-line tagline, then small labels for the voice it is written in, who it is for, and the trade it is in — Camille Sutton Studio, speaking confidently to small businesses in consulting; Camille Sutton Studio Store, speaking warmly to the regulars who walk in; and Studio Notes, a podcast speaking in a friendly voice to people who run small studios themselves. Below each, the kit’s three colours as dots and a bar showing how completely it has been filled in, with a percentage beside it. Above the shelf the page’s own heading and its explanation that a brand — logo, colours, voice and guardrails — is captured once and used everywhere the Ai writes or creates for you, a row naming what the kit powers, a search field and a count of the kits held.Brand Kits in the Ai Studio: three kits side by side on a shelf, the first badged as the default. Each is a card headed by a band of that kit’s own colours with its monogram sitting on them, and under it the brand’s name and one-line tagline, then small labels for the voice it is written in, who it is for, and the trade it is in — Camille Sutton Studio, speaking confidently to small businesses in consulting; Camille Sutton Studio Store, speaking warmly to the regulars who walk in; and Studio Notes, a podcast speaking in a friendly voice to people who run small studios themselves. Below each, the kit’s three colours as dots and a bar showing how completely it has been filled in, with a percentage beside it. Above the shelf the page’s own heading and its explanation that a brand — logo, colours, voice and guardrails — is captured once and used everywhere the Ai writes or creates for you, a row naming what the kit powers, a search field and a count of the kits held.

Copywriter — platform screenshots

Real screens from the product. Open any one full size, or switch the set to light or dark.

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The studio’s latest ad copies, held as a list with a door through to the copy library. Each piece carries a badge naming the kind of place it was written for, then the member’s own title for it, and under that the opening of the copy itself in the voice the business writes in — a note telling clients the day rate is moving and what is not changing, with the greeting and the rate still standing as fill-in fields waiting to be filled; the announcement of a new season of the studio’s own show, saying who it is about and the question every episode asks; the opening post of a thread on the ways a small studio underprices itself without noticing; a note that project slots are opening and how few projects the studio takes at a time; and the story of a cafe that closed for a stretch of weeks and came back in a fraction of them, with the brief it arrived as. Two of the titles name the place the piece is going as well as the badge does. Every opening breaks off mid-sentence at the edge of its row, because the list shows the start of a piece and not the whole of it. One of the pieces is marked as a favourite.The studio’s latest ad copies, held as a list with a door through to the copy library. Each piece carries a badge naming the kind of place it was written for, then the member’s own title for it, and under that the opening of the copy itself in the voice the business writes in — a note telling clients the day rate is moving and what is not changing, with the greeting and the rate still standing as fill-in fields waiting to be filled; the announcement of a new season of the studio’s own show, saying who it is about and the question every episode asks; the opening post of a thread on the ways a small studio underprices itself without noticing; a note that project slots are opening and how few projects the studio takes at a time; and the story of a cafe that closed for a stretch of weeks and came back in a fraction of them, with the brief it arrived as. Two of the titles name the place the piece is going as well as the badge does. Every opening breaks off mid-sentence at the edge of its row, because the list shows the start of a piece and not the whole of it. One of the pieces is marked as a favourite.

Tekstschrijver

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The studio’s latest ad copies, held as a list with a door through to the copy library. Each piece carries a badge naming the kind of place it was written for, then the member’s own title for it, and under that the opening of the copy itself in the voice the business writes in — a note telling clients the day rate is moving and what is not changing, with the greeting and the rate still standing as fill-in fields waiting to be filled; the announcement of a new season of the studio’s own show, saying who it is about and the question every episode asks; the opening post of a thread on the ways a small studio underprices itself without noticing; a note that project slots are opening and how few projects the studio takes at a time; and the story of a cafe that closed for a stretch of weeks and came back in a fraction of them, with the brief it arrived as. Two of the titles name the place the piece is going as well as the badge does. Every opening breaks off mid-sentence at the edge of its row, because the list shows the start of a piece and not the whole of it. One of the pieces is marked as a favourite.The studio’s latest ad copies, held as a list with a door through to the copy library. Each piece carries a badge naming the kind of place it was written for, then the member’s own title for it, and under that the opening of the copy itself in the voice the business writes in — a note telling clients the day rate is moving and what is not changing, with the greeting and the rate still standing as fill-in fields waiting to be filled; the announcement of a new season of the studio’s own show, saying who it is about and the question every episode asks; the opening post of a thread on the ways a small studio underprices itself without noticing; a note that project slots are opening and how few projects the studio takes at a time; and the story of a cafe that closed for a stretch of weeks and came back in a fraction of them, with the brief it arrived as. Two of the titles name the place the piece is going as well as the badge does. Every opening breaks off mid-sentence at the edge of its row, because the list shows the start of a piece and not the whole of it. One of the pieces is marked as a favourite.

A look inside Copywriter

Stills from the product, one after the next.

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The studio’s latest ad copies, held as a list with a door through to the copy library. Each piece carries a badge naming the kind of place it was written for, then the member’s own title for it, and under that the opening of the copy itself in the voice the business writes in — a note telling clients the day rate is moving and what is not changing, with the greeting and the rate still standing as fill-in fields waiting to be filled; the announcement of a new season of the studio’s own show, saying who it is about and the question every episode asks; the opening post of a thread on the ways a small studio underprices itself without noticing; a note that project slots are opening and how few projects the studio takes at a time; and the story of a cafe that closed for a stretch of weeks and came back in a fraction of them, with the brief it arrived as. Two of the titles name the place the piece is going as well as the badge does. Every opening breaks off mid-sentence at the edge of its row, because the list shows the start of a piece and not the whole of it. One of the pieces is marked as a favourite.The studio’s latest ad copies, held as a list with a door through to the copy library. Each piece carries a badge naming the kind of place it was written for, then the member’s own title for it, and under that the opening of the copy itself in the voice the business writes in — a note telling clients the day rate is moving and what is not changing, with the greeting and the rate still standing as fill-in fields waiting to be filled; the announcement of a new season of the studio’s own show, saying who it is about and the question every episode asks; the opening post of a thread on the ways a small studio underprices itself without noticing; a note that project slots are opening and how few projects the studio takes at a time; and the story of a cafe that closed for a stretch of weeks and came back in a fraction of them, with the brief it arrived as. Two of the titles name the place the piece is going as well as the badge does. Every opening breaks off mid-sentence at the edge of its row, because the list shows the start of a piece and not the whole of it. One of the pieces is marked as a favourite.

See it work

Made here, used here.

No download-upload shuffle.

Assets land in your library, attached to your business — the campaign pulls the hero image, the course pulls the cover, the podcast pulls the art. Nothing lives in your Downloads folder waiting to be lost.

Maven adds this one: whatever you sell, somebody still has to make the picture, the clip and the words for it.

The Ai Studio

Ask for the picture, the clip or the words — and they arrive already wearing your brand.

Every maker in one roomImages, short video, copy and the characters who front it come out of the same studio. You learn one place rather than a different one for each.
Already in your coloursThe studio reads your brand kit before it makes anything, so what comes back does not have to be dressed afterwards.
It lands where it is neededFinished work saves into your library, and your campaign, your course or your show can reach for it directly.
Characters in the Ai Studio: the cast — a shelf of ready-made faces, which you can add your own to or make a new one in, each a portrait card carrying a first name and the setting it was made in: a café, a car, a kitchen, an office, a living room, a walk to work. Above the shelf a line explaining that this is who speaks for you, and that you can bring your own face or create one here; above that the Studio’s own heading for the page, calling this your cast — ready-made, made here or uploaded — and the videos they front for you. The shelf runs on past the lower edge of the frame.Characters in the Ai Studio: the cast — a shelf of ready-made faces, which you can add your own to or make a new one in, each a portrait card carrying a first name and the setting it was made in: a café, a car, a kitchen, an office, a living room, a walk to work. Above the shelf a line explaining that this is who speaks for you, and that you can bring your own face or create one here; above that the Studio’s own heading for the page, calling this your cast — ready-made, made here or uploaded — and the videos they front for you. The shelf runs on past the lower edge of the frame.
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Everything you have to make, made in the room your business already runs in.

Every maker shares one room: the words, the pictures, the short video and the characters who front them. They read the same brand kit and they save to the same library, which is the whole reason the results match each other instead of merely having been made on the same afternoon.

Nothing here is a download-upload shuffle. What the studio makes lands attached to your business — the campaign pulls the hero image, the course pulls its cover, the show pulls its art. Nothing sits in a folder waiting to be lost.

Every prompt that ever worked is kept. The Prompt Library holds the studio’s own set — the shift cycle, the day-to-day of running a business, picture starters — beside the wording you saved yourself, so next month’s launch starts from the thing that landed rather than from a blank field.

Launch weeks used to mean choosing between expensive and slow. A studio that already knows your brand changes the arithmetic: a dozen graphics is an afternoon, not a quote and a wait.

What it actually does

  • Images, short video, copy and characters from one place
  • Your brand kit read before anything is generated
  • Finished work saved where your campaigns can reach it

What that changes for you

  • Your work no longer looks like several different companies
  • Making something no longer means opening a different tool
  • The prompt that worked is kept, not re-invented every time

You come away with work you can publish today, in your own colours.

Works seamlessly with

The Design Canvasbecause everything made here needs a page to live onSociaal publicerenbecause artwork with nowhere to go is just a fileAi Mailbecause a letter is mostly a picture and a promisePodcaststudiobecause a show needs its art before it needs an audience
Learn more about The Ai Studio

A look inside The Ai Studio

The deeper win

Volume without the studio bill.

Launch weeks used to mean choosing between expensive and slow. A studio that already knows your brand changes the math: twelve graphics is twenty minutes, and the invoice is a handful of credits.

Your next launch, fully dressed.

Bring the idea — the studio brings everything it wears.

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The real screens

The studio, signed in.

Two screens from a real account: the library everything lands in, and the brand it all gets dressed in.

Creations — Everything the studio has made for this account, in one library rather than scattered across chats and folders.
Creaties

Everything the studio has made for this account, in one library rather than scattered across chats and folders.

Brand kits — The brand the studio applies: set it once, and the work comes out already wearing it.
Brand kits

The brand the studio applies: set it once, and the work comes out already wearing it.

Captured from a demo business on a live account, with an empty library — because a page that showed a full one would be showing you somebody else’s work.

Ship the thing, not the draft of the thing.

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One connected destination

Go deeper without losing the thread.

Each title beginning with a hashtag is a direct destination. The navigation can bring you to the exact part of the story without creating another disconnected page.

Write the words in the same room.

Words that sound like you.

Captions, emails, product blurbs and page copy — drafted from your brand voice and your real business context.

Maven adds this one: everything else on this deck can make you something to look at — this is the one that has to sound like a person, and like you in particular.

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The words for the letter, the post and the page — written in your voice, out of your own business rather than a template, and kept where you can find them again.

It writes in your voiceThe studio reads the brand you have written down before it writes anything, so what comes back is the letter you would have written on a good day — not something that could have been about anybody.
Written for the place it is goingA note to a client, the opening of a thread, a post about the work you have room for: each piece is written for where it will actually be read, and carries that with it.
Everything it writes is keptEach finished piece sits in your library under your own title for it, with its opening readable at a glance, so the words you liked a month ago are still there the next time you need them.
The studio’s latest ad copies, held as a list with a door through to the copy library. Each piece carries a badge naming the kind of place it was written for, then the member’s own title for it, and under that the opening of the copy itself in the voice the business writes in — a note telling clients the day rate is moving and what is not changing, with the greeting and the rate still standing as fill-in fields waiting to be filled; the announcement of a new season of the studio’s own show, saying who it is about and the question every episode asks; the opening post of a thread on the ways a small studio underprices itself without noticing; a note that project slots are opening and how few projects the studio takes at a time; and the story of a cafe that closed for a stretch of weeks and came back in a fraction of them, with the brief it arrived as. Two of the titles name the place the piece is going as well as the badge does. Every opening breaks off mid-sentence at the edge of its row, because the list shows the start of a piece and not the whole of it. One of the pieces is marked as a favourite.The studio’s latest ad copies, held as a list with a door through to the copy library. Each piece carries a badge naming the kind of place it was written for, then the member’s own title for it, and under that the opening of the copy itself in the voice the business writes in — a note telling clients the day rate is moving and what is not changing, with the greeting and the rate still standing as fill-in fields waiting to be filled; the announcement of a new season of the studio’s own show, saying who it is about and the question every episode asks; the opening post of a thread on the ways a small studio underprices itself without noticing; a note that project slots are opening and how few projects the studio takes at a time; and the story of a cafe that closed for a stretch of weeks and came back in a fraction of them, with the brief it arrived as. Two of the titles name the place the piece is going as well as the badge does. Every opening breaks off mid-sentence at the edge of its row, because the list shows the start of a piece and not the whole of it. One of the pieces is marked as a favourite.
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The words are the part that has to sound like you — and this is where they get written.

Everything else in the studio makes something you look at. This makes the thing somebody reads, which is a harder problem, because a picture can be merely good and a sentence has to be yours.

So it does not start from a blank page and it does not start from a template. It starts from the brand you have already written down and the business it belongs to, and what comes back is a note to a client, a post, a thread, a line about the work you have room for — written for the place it is going rather than written once and pasted everywhere.

And then it is kept. Every finished piece sits in your library under the title you gave it, with its opening readable without opening anything, so the thing you wrote when you had time is still there on the week you have none. That is most of what a copywriter is worth to a small business: not the first draft, but the second time you need it.

What it will not do is pretend the words are the whole job. The picture that goes beside them is made in the same room, the voice they are written in is the one held in your brand kit, and where they end up — a letter, a post, a page — is a decision the tools next door still make with you.

What it actually does

  • Writes the letter, the post and the page in your own voice
  • Writes each piece for the place it is going
  • Keeps every finished piece in a library, under your own title for it

What that changes for you

  • The words stop being the thing that holds the week up
  • Nothing you send reads as though it could have been about anybody
  • What you wrote a month ago is still there the next time it is needed

You come away with the words for the letter, the post and the page — in your voice, and kept.

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The Ai Studiobecause the words come out of the same room as the picture that goes beside themMerkkitsbecause the voice these words are written in is the one written down thereE-mailcampagnesbecause a letter needs its words before it needs a list to go toOpstellenbecause a post still has to be dressed for the room it is going into
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A look inside Copywriter

Create images that already know the brand.

Images that look like you.

Product shots, social graphics, headers — generated in your palette and type, sized for where they're going.

Move the story without moving tools.

Video, without the edit bay.

Short clips, promos and cutdowns produced from your ideas and assets — publish-ready without a timeline editor.

Turn the product into the scene.

Photoshoots, minus the photoshoot.

Turn plain product shots into styled scenes — lifestyle contexts, seasonal sets, model looks — from your desk.

Create human-feeling campaign moments.

Creator-style content, on demand.

UGC-style clips and testimonial-format videos for ads and socials — the authentic look, produced honestly as creative.

Next Up: Live & podcast studio

Broadcast, record and publish without leaving the platform.

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