One idea. The right content for your brand.
Create with AI turns a brief into editable content without making you start a separate workflow for every format. Choose a text post, single image, carousel, or portrait video, bring your approved brand context, and review the result before you use it in a post.
How the workflow works
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Choose the output
Select a format and give the AI a topic and goal. For video, choose scenes or a talking portrait and the relevant voice and motion options.
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Bring approved context
Use Brand Identity and your own media when accuracy matters. Inspect the resource estimate and review the storyboard where the workflow requires approval.
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Review and reuse
Check the generated copy and media, then add the result to a post or keep it in your creative library.
Choose the format before you write the brief
Start with a text post when the message is the important part. Use a single image for one visual, or a carousel when an idea needs several steps. Carousel creation supports two to six slides. The format controls what you review and which generation resources are needed.
Explain the topic, audience, and goal in your own words. Add approved facts or boundaries when they matter. You do not need to repeat a full company playbook in every prompt: Brand Identity keeps reusable instructions and assets available to the workflow.
Make a video from scenes, or animate your own portrait
Scene-based videos combine imagery, captions, narration, and optional AI motion. Review the storyboard before production, refine the message, and decide whether motion is worth using for that story. Standard image movement and AI-generated scene motion are different production choices.
Talking portraits start from a supplied image and spoken script. The workflow animates that portrait with narration and lip sync rather than generating a new set of scene images. Use a portrait you have permission to animate and review the face, delivery, and synchronization before publishing. Video output is portrait 9:16, designed for mobile feeds.
Apply your identity without inventing your product
Store approved logos, colors, company facts, instructions, and product imagery in Brand Identity. Choose brand-default branding, a logo, a brand name, or no branding for a creation. A transparent logo works best when it is placed on finished media.
An AI-generated visual is not a verified product photo. Supply approved product media when the exact item, packaging, or logo matters. Review claims and visual details rather than assuming a brand name in a prompt gives the model accurate product information.
Keep drafts and production costs understandable
The setup shows the estimated resources for the selected combination of format and video options. Images, creative generations, and video or motion credits are separate allowances; inspect the current estimate instead of treating every draft as the same cost.
Generated work remains available in Your creatives. Review a finished asset, reuse it, or add it to a post. Generating content does not automatically publish it; scheduling and publishing remain separate actions unless you configure an authorized autopilot workflow.
Example workflow
Turn a product announcement into several useful formats
A solo founder can draft a short announcement, develop a carousel explaining three use cases, and create a narrated portrait video from approved product images. The same Brand Identity supplies company facts and branding. Each output is reviewed for its channel instead of publishing the same oversized message everywhere.
Common questions
Do I have to use AI-generated images?
No. You can bring your own media. This is especially useful for products and people that must remain accurate, and a talking portrait uses your supplied image as its visual source.
Does every video include AI motion?
No. Scene-based video supports standard image movement or optional AI motion. Select the production option and inspect its estimate before generating.
Can I create landscape videos here?
The product video-creation workflow produces portrait 9:16 content. It is intended for mobile social formats, not a multi-aspect-ratio video studio.