Recipes turn a few plain answers into 24 matched frames — product angles, a character sheet, ad crops, a storyboard — all rendered on one model so the set holds together.
The recipes
Each one is a fixed shot list with its own prompts. The fields are the only thing you write.
6 shotsSix retail-ready angles of one product, lit identically.
6 shotsOne face, six framings — the set a casting director asks for.
4 shotsOne idea, four placements — every crop already has copy space.
8 shotsEight cinematic frames that read as one sequence, ready to animate.
How it works
What the subject is, the surface or wardrobe, and the light. Plain words, no prompt craft.
Each shot gets its own prompt and frame size, built from your answers and run on one model so the set matches.
Download the whole set as a zip, or send any single frame into the studio and keep working on it.
Why a recipe
Four to eight frames that belong together — the same subject, the same light, different framings.
Shots queue and stream in as they land, so you watch the set fill instead of re-prompting six times.
Each recipe opens on a sensible default, and you can swap in any image model in the library.
The finished set comes down in one file, named per shot.
FAQ
A recipe is a multi-shot brief. You fill in a few fields, and it writes one prompt per shot — a hero angle, a front, a top-down, a macro — then runs them all on the same model so the set looks like it came from one shoot rather than six unrelated prompts.
The cost is the shot count multiplied by the model you run it on, because every shot is a real render. A six-shot set on a 1-credit model is 6 credits; the same set on a 20-credit flagship is 120. The exact total is shown before you start, and any shot that fails is refunded.
You choose the model, the frame sizes the recipe offers and every field it asks for, and you can cancel a run mid-set. The shot list itself is the recipe — that fixed structure is what makes the output usable as a set.
Yes. Any finished shot can be pushed into the image studio with its prompt attached, so you can re-roll it, change the light or upscale it without rebuilding the brief.
Yes, because every shot is a real render against real compute. A free account with daily credits is enough to run a small set on the cheaper models.
Free account, daily credits, no card. Start with the cheap models and keep the sets that work.
110+
AI models
Image, video & music — one prompt bar
22 / day
Free credits
Plus 0-credit models. No card to start.
Auto-refund
On failed renders
Credits reserved on start, refunded if it fails
One balance
For everything
Image, video and music on the same credits