Every Visual the Work Needs.

What you get

Control over every frame.

Style Presets

Start from a look, not a blank prompt.

Lock a saved or official preset and every image in the set carries the same lighting, colour and treatment. Photographic for the campaign, illustrated for the storyboard, or a rough scamp for the deck.

Brand Assets and References

Put the real thing in the frame.

Drop in reference images, or pull products, packaging and logos from the brand's own library. The output lands on-brand rather than approximately on-brand.

How it works

Describe it. Direct it. Deliver it.

1. 01

   Describe the shot

   Write what you want to see, or start from a reference. Pull products, packaging and logos straight from the brand's assets so the real thing is in the frame.

2. 02

   Lock the look

   Choose a saved or official preset and the whole set holds one style. Set the model, the ratio and the resolution the job actually needs.

3. 03

   Direct and refine

   Generate variations, keep the strongest, and edit in place. Change a background, a wardrobe detail or a single element without starting the shot again.

Build your stack

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is Visual Studio for?

Making the visuals a piece of work needs, from the rough end to the finished end. Ad mockups and scamps for a pitch, storyboards for a film, art direction tests before a shoot, and finished campaign stills. If it is a still image and the idea is still being developed, it gets made here.

How is it different from Lookbook or On-Model?

Lookbook turns a brief into a full shoot and On-Model handles garments on a person. Both are built around fashion and talent. Visual Studio is the one for everything else: product, still life, environment, scamps, storyboards and anything that does not start with a model and a wardrobe.

Can I keep a consistent style across a set of images?

Yes. Lock a preset and every frame in the set carries the same lighting, colour and photographic treatment. Presets can be official Heista drops or ones your team has built and saved, so an agency look stays an agency look across clients and campaigns.

Can I use the client's actual products?

Yes. Pull products, packaging and logos from the brand's connected asset library, or upload a reference directly. The generation works from the real thing rather than a description of it.

Which image models can I use?

The current ones, chosen per generation. You can switch models part way through a set or re-render a frame you already have on a different one to compare. New models appear as they ship.

Do I know what an image costs before I make it?

Yes. The estimate sits on the generate button before you commit, and generation is billed at what the provider charges with no markup added.

Can I edit an image after it is generated?