
16:9 lifestyle
Window cafe
Marble cafe table, north window, botanical shadows. Wide lifestyle plate for site banners and lookbooks.
35mm · f/2.2 · ISO 320
Bulk SKUs arrive as a URL or CSV. The engine does not stop at a pretty background — it forms a scenery, then prints the photograph the way a studio would: talent, ratio, style, and a parameter strip on every frame. Pick the best, then edit it because the recipe is already known.

16:9 lifestyle
Marble cafe table, north window, botanical shadows. Wide lifestyle plate for site banners and lookbooks.
35mm · f/2.2 · ISO 320

9:16 lookbook
Kenji in charcoal linen under tropical glass. Dappled greenhouse light, vertical story format for social and PDP reels.
50mm · f/1.6 · ISO 250

4:5 editorial
Overcast garden path, white roses and clipped box. Soft fashion light, pendant readable at three-quarter length.
70mm · f/2.2 · ISO 200
Why parameters travel with the image
Merchandisers do not want a black box. Each generated plate lists the scene in plain language and the camera in studio language — lens, aperture, lighting, grade. When a look is almost right, the editor opens on that exact brief instead of a blank prompt.

ChatCanvas-style board
This studio runs on a curated sapphire-halo catalog so you can feel the controls without waiting on a GPU. The live product uses the same board: settings on the left, thinking in systems, then a collage you can click into.
Choose a human model, how many frames, the ratio, and a style. The engine writes scenery plus camera notes so merchandisers can pick a winner and edit it without guessing the brief.