ImagineArt

Screenshots

Example prompts

• “Generate a product photo of a matte black water bottle on wet stone, 4:5 for Instagram”
• “Make a 6-second cinematic video of steam rising from a coffee cup at sunrise”
• “Design a logo for a coastal seafood restaurant called Saltline”

Skills

• after-effects

  Generate assets with ImagineArt and build them into an editable After Effects composition — layers, keyframes, animated text and precomps, then render. Use for motion graphics, logo reveals, animated titles and layered comps. Requires desktop access to After Effects.

• blender

  Build or edit Blender scenes using ImagineArt reference images and textures — objects, materials, lighting, cameras, keyframes and verified renders. Use for editable .blend projects, product turntables, 3D scenes and material work. Requires Blender app access, a supported integration, or a local Blender executable.

• brand

  Logos, animated logo reveals, and full visual identity — palette, typography pairing, and brand applications. Use when the user is establishing or refreshing a brand, or wants a logo. Not for a single social graphic (use Social Studio).

• canva

  Generate artwork with ImagineArt and build it into an editable Canva design — add real text layers, a logo and a CTA, then resize for each destination and export. Use when the user wants a finished, editable design rather than a flat generated image. Requires browser access to Canva.

• effects

  Turn a single uploaded photo into a short viral video using a named preset look — /effects to browse, or a named token like /zoom-punch or /main-character. Use when someone uploads an image and wants motion, a trending effect, or "make this go viral". Not for text-to-video with no source image (use Studio), and not for fashion looks (use Runway Motion).

• fashion

  Fashion photoshoots and fashion motion — lookbooks, editorials, catalogue shoots, runway clips, and animating a look. Use for any request about clothing on models, collections, or campaign imagery. Not for putting a customer's own garment photo onto a person (use Try-On) and not for generic photo effects (use Effects).

• interior

  Interior redesigns and virtual staging — re-decorate a room from a photo, stage an empty space, or restyle it. Use when the subject is a room or property interior. Not for architectural exteriors and not for product placement (use Product Studio).

• motion

  Camera-driven and cinematic video — dolly, orbit, crane, FPV, drone and aerial shots, plus food and recipe video. Use when the user describes how the camera moves or wants a cinematic clip of a subject. Not for preset viral looks on an uploaded photo (use Effects) and not for fashion motion (use Fashion).

• music

  Music, jingles and soundtracks. Use when the user wants audio generated — a track, a background bed, a jingle for an ad. Not for adding captions or subtitles to a video (use Social Studio).

• photoshop

  Generate or retouch assets with ImagineArt and build them into a layered Photoshop document — separate layers, masks, and editable type. Use when the user wants a working PSD rather than a flat image. Requires desktop access to Photoshop.

• premiere

  Generate clips and music with ImagineArt and assemble them into a Premiere Pro sequence — import, lay out the timeline, trim, title, mix audio and export. Use when the user wants a cut sequence and a saved project rather than isolated clips. Requires desktop access to Premiere Pro.

• product

  Product imagery without a presenter — clean cutouts, white-background shots, lifestyle scenes, oversized hero showcases, jewelry video, and full marketplace listing sets for Amazon or Shopify. Use for any still or video of a physical product on its own. Not for a person presenting it (use UGC Ads) and not for retouching an existing photo (use Retoucher).