WRKSStudio

Get images that fit your brand.

Every prompt picks up your brand voice, audience and palette before the model draws. Add reference images and it matches them. So every image starts on brand.

An example creative for a café. The prompt “Our espresso machine on a marble counter, morning light.” gives a generic photo. The brand memory arrives: a palette of terracotta, cream and deep green, the audience “Morning regulars” and the mood “Warm, unhurried”. The photo takes the palette and a warm morning light. Two reference images are added, green zellige tiles and a cream cup with a green band, and the photo becomes a finished ad: the wall takes the tiles, the cup on the counter becomes the customer’s own, and the hook “Slow mornings start here.” and an “Order ahead” button land on it.

Brand-aware by default

You describe the shot. Your agent adds the palette, the audience and the mood from your brand memory, then writes the prompt a designer would.

References that stick

Upload product shots, past creatives or a style you like. New images follow them, so a campaign hangs together.

Two quality tiers, four shapes

Medium for ads and exploring. High for hero images and frames with lots of words. You pick per image, so exploring stays cheap. Square, 2:3, 3:2 or 9:16 give a post, a feed ad, a site hero and a story the right shape.

Straight into the work

Creatives sit in your asset library next to your logo and photos, ready for a site page, an ad or a post.

How it goes

Creatives, step by step.

  1. 01

    Describe the image

    Plain language. ‘Our espresso machine on a marble counter, morning light.’ Your agent handles the rest.

  2. 02

    Pick a tier and a shape

    Medium for ads and exploring, high for heroes and text-heavy frames. Square, tall, wide or story. You see the price before you generate.

  3. 03

    Iterate

    Ask for a wider crop, a different time of day, a second product. Each variation is its own generation, priced before you run it.

What it costs

See the price of each action.

  • Prompt drafted by your agent10 credits
  • Image, medium (720p)25 credits
  • Image, high (1080p)50 credits
The full credit table
Questions

Creatives, answered.

Which model draws the images?
Today it’s OpenAI’s GPT Image 2. A step in front of it rewrites your prompt around your brand memory. If a better model comes along, we swap the model and keep that step.
Can I use the images commercially?
Yes. They are yours to use anywhere, commercially, with no attribution and no license fee to us.

Start your studio.

Pick a plan, meet your agent and build your first site the same day. Cancel any time.