VISUAL LAB
Create, edit and animate.
Your brand in every frame.
On-brand photos, illustrations and videos, personalized for every audience in a single workflow. A relevant campaign for each of them, delivered on the timeline of one — capacity that standalone tools were never built for.
Book a demoScale your identity, not just your output.
Create images
Describe the intention in a line. Visual Lab works from your photographic style — light, color grading, mood and casting — and returns several takes of the same idea. Whoever creates it, the image speaks your brand's language.
Download each image at the resolution the placement asks for — sized for digital, or large enough for print and large-format pieces.
Everything a creative director would ask for
Style, framing, ratio, location, color and casting: each aspect is set before the image exists, not fixed afterwards. The photographic styles your team configured sit at the top of the list.
Brands run four photographic styles on average, each with its own camera, light and settings.
The styles configured for your brand: light, grading and mood in one pick.
Bold Lifestyle
Product Shot
Textures
From the whole room to a single detail.
Full Shot
Medium Shot
Closeup
Composed for the format, not cropped to it.
9:16
1:1
4:3
The city or the scene the shot lives in.
São Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Salvador
Which of your brand colors dominates the frame.
A character from your brand cast, or a new one.
At home
At work
At gym
Create illustrations
One illustration style, held across every execution. Your brand toolkit gains an artistic register, expressive enough to explore new ideas and recognizable in every one of them.
Illustration
Pattern
Character
Create videos
Motion is what stops the scroll. Turn any image you made into
a video of up to fifteen seconds, with the camera move you
choose — zoom, pan, orbit. Multi-shot builds a sequence of up
to six shots instead of a single take: the same cast and the same
setting carried from one cut to the next.
Place your product
Own the occasion, not just the shelf. Put your product in the moments it's bought for — the drink at the festival, the panettone on the table, the credit card in the store — with the packaging true to the last detail and the product itself shown in use. Explore multiple shots without picking up a camera.
Place your screens
When the product is a screen, the experience is what sells. Navigation, features and every detail of your UX appear on a phone or a laptop in a real setting, taken straight from your screenshots. The image comes out ready to publish, with no mockup in between.
Style your collection
For fashion brands, every collection gets a world of its own.
A cast of different bodies and ethnicities wears the new season,
from a clean studio to a real street or an abstract set that says what
the collection is about.
Build your brand cast
Name a character once and bring them back across scenes,
outfits and campaigns. The same face carries the narrative
from the first asset to the last.
Your concept, down to the last detail.
Fine-tune any element until the image carries the creative idea, edit after edit.
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
Macro Shot
Wide Shot
High Angle
Low Angle
Profile
Back View
3/4
Over the shoulder
Speak to everyone, as if to each one.
Relevance starts with recognition. Build the scene once, then unfold it by city, gender, age, time of day and season — each audience meets a version that looks like its own life.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Male
Female
Teen
Adult
Middle-Age
Senior
Morning
Afternoon
Sunset
Night
Lisbon
São Paulo
Brasília
Buenos Aires
Be local everywhere
A brand looks local when its audience recognizes itself, and stock libraries were built for someone else's. Create images that show the people of each market you serve — their faces, their streets, their everyday — so every region sees a brand that belongs to it.
Ribeirão Preto, Brazil
Bologna, Italy
Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Monterrey, Mexico
Arequipa, Peru
Cali, Colombia
Valencia, Spain
São Luís, Brazil
The ideas your budget used to kill
The impossible shot. The scale nobody could book.
The scene no camera can capture, because it does not exist yet.
A city built out of your packaging. Rain falling upward. A product the size of a building. The literal and the surreal come out in the same style, so even the strangest image reads as yours, not as somebody's AI experiment.