Templates

A podcast soundbite plus episode details become a vertical audiogram pack: studio scene, looping background, quote card and caption copy.

One large square artwork is cut by nine free Crop nodes into posts that join up on your Instagram profile, with a caption for each tile.

Course details plus a teacher photo become a launch pack: presenter hero, three sales slides, a voiceover and a teaser clip that morphs from the teacher into the title slide.

A phone selfie plus three brand words become a four-scene personal brand shoot (desk, street, studio, stage) with one consistent split-tone grade and a website hero.

A topic becomes a 4-beat faceless vertical Short: script, voiceover, four matching vertical scenes and four 5 s clips.

Four type-led quote cards that share one handmade textured background, plus a story version and a subtle motion loop.

One selfie plus your numbers become a brand-ready media kit: three editorial portraits, a written bio, a stats page and a rate card.

From one photo of the creator and a trip idea: a thumbnail starring them, three B-roll chapter cards in one shared colour grade, and an animated intro shot.

Announce a new flight route: one photograph per city, a single hero image that joins them through a plane window, and launch ads reframed to every placement.

A trip becomes one flowing 15-second ad: four keyframes of the same traveller, chained clips that morph from one place to the next, a voiceover and a music bed.

Type a route and get a hand-illustrated trip map poster, then three day vignettes painted in the exact same style from the map.

Turn three ordinary holiday snaps into a matching set of vintage postcards: a free film grade first, then a printed postcard design with the place name.

Name a destination; a travel editor picks four places with insider tips and the board designs a five-slide Instagram guide with magazine-style photography.

One plain product photo becomes three frozen-motion action shots in different terrains, then the best one is upscaled for print with an upscaler model.

Type a player's numbers; an analyst picks the story (club record or season milestone), a mono studio portrait is made from one photo, and two stat graphics are designed around it.

Type your fixtures once and get a shared stadium backdrop, a monthly fixture list and one matchday card per game, all in the same look.

A flat photo of a new kit becomes three gritty match-action campaign shots, a hard bleach-bypass grade, and a 9:16 launch story.

Race details in, a full race identity out: an art-directed poster, the finisher medal, the race bib and a start-line photo, all sharing one visual system.

One plain photo of a new signing becomes a stadium hero shot in your kit, a WELCOME card, a 9:16 story and a short reveal clip.

Three plain player photos become a team hero shot, three player cards and a 5-second reveal clip for announcing a new roster.

Describe a character and get a pixel-art hero sprite, three action poses that match it, an in-game level shot and an animated idle loop.

The concept artist's process: three value thumbnails, one painted up in colour, a depth pass and a slow parallax shot.

A streamer's whole screen kit from one world: starting soon (with a looping version), be right back, ending, and profile panels.

One master icon sets the style; six more loot icons copy its rendering, light and background exactly.

One shared card frame plus one portrait per class, combined into a matching set of game class cards.

Game pitch to key art and a logo, then every store capsule built from those two anchors.

Turn one landscape video into vertical Shorts: grab key frames, reframe them to 9:16, write hooks, and animate each into a vertical clip.

Topic + host photo to a full upload package: title options, thumbnail, three chapter cards and an end screen.

Chapter title cards for a documentary: archival-feel stills, typeset titles, then a shared film grade and vignette.

Scene text to three scouted locations, each shown by day and relit for night, with a before/after compare.

One character description to a model sheet, a clean front view, a turntable clip, a 3D model and an in-world shot.

From a film pitch to a four-beat trailer: cast lead, keyframes, clips, narration and score.

From a logline to three poster directions (teaser, character, minimal) plus an in-street mockup.

Pitch a music video like a director: a written treatment, a casting portrait, a six-frame contact sheet with the same lead in every frame, and a mood still for the deck cover.

Your flat merch artwork printed on a tee, hoodie and tote as real product photos, two on-model shots with your band, and a drop announcement post.

A club night in one board: abstract artwork from the sound, a typeset flyer and story, a looping visual for the venue screens and a 30-second teaser sound bed.

One phone photo of the band becomes three editorial press shots with the same faces, a clean cutout for flyers, a 4K hero for print and a ready-to-send press bio.

Four lines of your lyrics become four lyric cards set inside one consistent world, plus a moving opening shot for the video. One 'world plate' keeps every frame in the same place and light.

Drop a song title and a feeling; an art director writes the cover, then the board makes the cover, a vertical story frame, a seamless Spotify Canvas loop and an 'Out Friday' pre-save post.

One key visual, one poster per tour stop. Type your artist, tour name and dates; every city poster shares the same artwork so the run looks like one campaign.

Drop in garment photos, pick a model (or use your own), and get a 6-shot editorial campaign of one outfit: flat lay → on-model try-on → 6 consistent campaign shots in a contact sheet.

Drop any number of dish photos (and optionally photos of your restaurant and tables). A cApp queues every dish and makes 3 photorealistic shots each: 1 hero shot + 2 detailed close-ups in a moody modern-luxury restaurant setting. No text. Output: separate posts plus a contact sheet.

One product, one audience, nine ad hooks. Fill in the Variables rail, replace the product photos, and Run All: Flow shoots the product like a studio, writes nine different hooks (pain point, curiosity, social proof and more), renders each as its own ad, then writes a test plan for which hooks to try first.

Empty rooms in, finished listing out: virtual staging with before/after, day-to-dusk exterior, empty-to-furnished reveal clips, narrated walkthrough films in 16:9 and 9:16, and listing posts.

Flagship: a founder's rough logo doodle on the draw node plus three lines about the business become a full launch identity. Brand bible as structured JSON, finished logo mark and cut-out, palette check, brand pattern, 3D sign model, real-world mockups, launch posts with live type, an animated logo reveal and a sonic logo.

Flagship: a football club's whole matchday from one board. Before kickoff it makes the matchday poster and player cut-out. After the final whistle you type the score: logic nodes work out win, draw or loss and swap the copy, photo mood, crowd sound and music to match, then build the full-time card, player-of-the-match card and a highlight reel.

Flagship: one product and one master line fan out into market lanes. Each lane transcreates the copy (not translates), shoots the product in that city, typesets the local headline, records a native-language voiceover and cuts a 9:16 spot. One shared music bed keeps the sonic identity global.

Flagship: one product photo and a few lines about the brand become a whole launch. Stage 1 strategy (JSON brief), stage 2 campaign shoot, stage 3 live-type ad cards and resizes, stage 4 a 15 s spot with voiceover and music, stage 5 delivery pack.