Pictures make a young idea concrete: easier to judge, compare and show. The Studio keeps every picture consistent with one approved description of your idea. Every account starts with a product sheet. Members direct much more.
Fill in the description of your idea. Its fields follow what you are making: a method, a process or a substance is never drawn as a made-up gadget. It saves as you type.
Generate the sheet your idea calls for, such as a four-view product sheet, and check it. Every picture after it is drawn from that sheet, so they all show the same thing.
The idea in use, a formal product shot, a cover picture: look at each result before you keep it, and choose the pictures that represent the idea wherever it appears.
For a finished set, build a board of reference images from your files, say what each may influence or must not, and assign it to the shots it should guide.
See the idea from every side with 3D, and tell its story with a concept video for a pitch, a campaign or a display board.
Change the idea and earlier pictures stay in the Library, labelled as made for an earlier version. Finished pictures stay available even if you cancel the rest of a run.
What each level includes
Studio descriptions and product sheets, with formal and in-use pictures.
Adds the concept image, the library, and cover and reference shots.
Every Studio shot: adds story shots, reference boards, sets and 3D.
Adds concept video, and project video in projects.
Memberships start at US$9 a month, and annual saves 20%. Generating descriptions, sheets and pictures uses your membership's allowance; reading and editing do not. See memberships.
Pictures with a purpose
A hero shot and in-use pictures for a crowdfunding page, a pitch or a product sheet a buyer can react to.
Clear pictures for a science-fair display board, a capstone or a class challenge, with a storyboard and script on Max.
Consistent views that help a maker, a designer or a patent professional see exactly what you mean.
Pictures are generated by AI and pass through safety checks. Look at each one before you use it, and remember that showing an idea in public can count as disclosing it.
Brainstorm the idea with Nova, describe it, and see your first product sheet before anyone asks for a card.
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