Start with an idea.
Let the workflow take shape.
Develop a video idea from script and scenes to visuals, voice, and sound while keeping the story direction connected across each part.
Create videos and images from one idea. Start with an idea, image, or video. Bring your creative direction together, then develop marketing content with connected assets and a consistent style.
Create videos, images, ads, and social content, then edit and adapt them for wherever they need to go.
Build longer stories with connected characters, scenes, and sound.
Turn trends into platform-ready videos and creative variations.
Develop presenter-led ideas with a voice and a clear message.
Bring product ideas into ads and lifestyle visuals.
Make new images and refine the details that matter.
Take one idea into new hooks, edits, and formats without losing its direction.
Create a social videoTurn an idea into a clear creative workflow, find a fitting tool for each task, and keep each step—from first draft to final edit—easy to manage.
Develop a video idea from script and scenes to visuals, voice, and sound while keeping the story direction connected across each part.
Review your direction before moving ahead. If one scene needs a change, refine that part while keeping the rest of the idea intact.
Shape the script, pacing, visuals, and format for an ad, a social video, a product idea, or a presenter-led story.
Keep useful characters, products, voices, and visual references together, ready to bring into your next project.
Bring scripts, visuals, video, voice, captions, and edits into one connected creative process.
Begin with an example, template, or reference, then adjust the visuals, product, script, and style to suit your idea.
Explore the kind of look your project needs, from product detail to cinematic motion and expressive imagery.
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Explore ways to create images and videos, adjust backgrounds, enhance details, change objects, or develop audio for a creative project.
Keep creative work connected across your devices. Review an idea, share direction, and return to the assets and edits that move a project forward.
01 Choose a creative starting point
idea → images → video
02 Keep the project connected
review → refine → share
Connect creative exploration with the tools and habits your team already uses, from an initial brief to the final review.
Explore the workflowFrom a first image to a campaign story, find a starting point that fits the way you like to create.
Start with an idea
Bring in an image
Explore video
Refine the result
You can begin by describing an idea and explore creative directions based on text or visual references. The next step takes place on the creation platform.
A reference can help clarify the pacing, composition, and mood you want. Describe those details in your idea to guide your next creative step.
A clear description of your characters, products, visual style, and story direction gives a multi-scene idea a more consistent foundation. Available controls depend on the creation workflow you choose.
Presenter-led video is one possible direction to explore. Check the available options on the creation platform before starting a project that requires particular voice or lip-sync controls.
The Agent concept starts with your creative brief and helps you think through the pieces of a project, from the initial direction to possible visual and video tasks.
For a longer story, outline its scenes and recurring details first. The video lengths and assembly options available to you depend on the platform workflow.
Refining a first result is a useful part of the creative process. Check which editing controls are available for the particular image or video task you select.
Review the selected tool’s options and any applicable requirements on the creation platform before continuing.
Model availability changes over time. Visit the creation platform to see the current choices for your image or video task.
Usage rights depend on the creation platform and the tools used. Review its current terms for your project before publishing commercial content.
Start with a prompt, image, video, or reference.
Start creating