Make a candidate
Start in Creative Chat, then edit an image or make a short clip from an eligible exact source.
YOUR CREATIVE WORKSPACE
Start in Chat, shape the work in Studio, bring your references and taste, then keep the versions you choose.
A feature earns its place when it helps you make, find, decide on or deliver a specific result.
Start in Creative Chat, then edit an image or make a short clip from an eligible exact source.
Use a project to hold related work and the Library to inspect the asset and version you want next.
Review a specific revision, collect exact versions for download, or preview an eligible release.
Generators repeat a configured process with new inputs; Content and Knowledge keep structured facts and reusable guidance. Each feature follows the permissions and supported output types of the workspace.
Create a result, then continue from the exact version you choose.
Develop a document or design with editable text, image slots and native layouts. Make a direct change or ask the assistant, then review what you keep.
Explore ↗Review palette and visual qualities from a source, edit what matters and save a profile to guide another supported request.
Explore ↗Create, refine and collect selected writing, images and short clips in one conversation.
Explore ↗Edit a selected image with AI. Describe one change, review the new whole-image candidate against its source, and keep the version you prefer.
Explore ↗Save approved facts, voice and visual guidance as Knowledge. Apply it to supported requests and review the exact output.
Explore ↗Create related social post drafts and images from a shared brief and reference. Review exact versions and export an ordered set.
Explore ↗Explore several visual directions from a selected image without losing the original.
Explore ↗Turn an eligible still image into a short motion clip with a reviewed image-to-video request.
Explore ↗Choose an exact saved image or eligible asset as the source for a supported creative request.
Explore ↗Select reusable guidance or a structured record as visible context for a creative request.
Explore ↗Put selected writing, images and short clips in an ordered set with captions, then download the exact files together.
Explore ↗Keep conversations, assets and source context together in a private creative project.
Explore ↗Browse saved sources and outputs, inspect their versions, and use eligible assets in the next request.
Explore ↗Run a saved creative recipe with named inputs and review each task and result.
Explore ↗Want a step-by-step starting point? Browse the guides.
Give recurring facts named fields, select a current record for a draft and review any change to the source separately.
Write a description using this product record.
Select the structured record as context.
Review the writing and proposed record changes.
Share a bounded view of the chosen revision, keep each comment with that version and continue privately from useful feedback.
Ask for feedback on this selected version.
Open focused review for an eligible artifact.
Turn a comment into a private branch.
Preview the exact eligible revision, activate its release when ready and stop public access when needed.
Show this selected version publicly.
Preview an eligible release tied to the saved revision.
Activate or stop the release from Work.
Begin with a defined artifact and approved context. Knowledge and content records supply different kinds of facts; references and Taste Profiles supply selected source material or reviewed qualities. Library identifies the exact asset, while a project gives related conversations and sources a home.
Creative ChatCompare complete saved versions and use focused feedback when another person can clarify a decision. Develop native text and layout in Studio, collect eligible files in an ordered set or preview a bounded release of an eligible revision. Each action retains its own supported formats and existing permission controls.
Native Studio editingNo. Catalog candidates, registered integrations and currently enabled workspace choices are different. Check support stage and the actual preparation controls.
Use the contextual links for the source, artifact or decision you have now. A feature explains a tool, a workflow explains its steps and an output guide explains the saved result.