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1. Create your workspace

After signing up, you’ll create a workspace. This is your team’s shared container — all inspirations, generations, brand kits, and Studio projects live here. Onboarding also builds your first Brand Kit (scan your website, upload a brand book, import from your AI agent, or set it up by hand) and ends on that kit, so the first thing you see is your own brand. Free, Studio, Pro, and Max are single-seat plans today. One workspace, just you. Shared multi-seat workspaces arrive with the team plans, which come later. See Members & Roles for how workspace access works.

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2. Save your first inspiration

Your Inspirations page already holds our own Instagram posts, so you can see what a saved reference looks like. Your own saves arrive two ways:
  • Browser extension — Install it, click the Memo button on any page. The image, source URL, and creator info are captured instantly. The system auto-enriches the title and description in the background.
  • Paste a URL — Drop a link into Memo from your dashboard. Same auto-enrichment, same instant card.
Save first, organize later. Don’t slow yourself down deciding where things go. Capture liberally, sort in batches. The value of Memo compounds as your library grows.

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3. Say what to do with it

Open any inspiration card and switch to the Comments tab. Write what to keep, what to change and what to try: “swap the TVs for radios”, “keep the red phone”. Everyone in the workspace sees the thread on the image. The thread travels. Send to Studio opens a project whose first chat message lists those comments as direction, and a connected agent reading the item gets them too. See Comments.

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4. Open Studio

Click Studio in the navigation. Your first project opens on an infinite canvas with a Start creating card: a few suggested prompts drawn from your onboarding answers, and Connect your AI agent first if you said you expect to work through one. Pick a suggestion or Add an image generator, write a prompt, and press Generate; the image appears as a node you can wire into the next one. Once the canvas has a node the card is gone — press + to add the next generator. The generator knows your brand when you attach a Brand Kit asset as a reference, and it generates straight onto the canvas. Type something like:
“Create a minimal product shot of a ceramic mug on a linen tablecloth, soft morning light”
The image appears on your canvas. Chain a second generator for a variation, an edit or a different direction — each result is a new node, so you never lose previous versions. The Image and Video pages under Tools do the same with a single prompt bar.

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5. Set up your brand

Onboarding asks how your brand should come in: scan your website (paste the homepage, ~30 seconds), upload your brand book (PDF), import from your AI agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor via the Memo connector), or set it up by hand. Both imports land in a review you confirm before anything is saved. Later, from Brand Kits, upload your logo, define brand colors, add typography preferences, and write free-text guidelines (“always use natural lighting,” “avoid stock photo aesthetics”). See Setting up your brand. Once configured, add your brand kit’s assets as references on the canvas or in the Image and Video tools:
“@Acme Brand — create a hero image for our spring campaign”
The agent loads your colors, logo, typography, and guidelines as creative constraints. Same brain. Every channel. Zero drift.

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Tips for new arrivals

  • Install the extension on day one. It’s the fastest way to build a library.
  • Comment on the inspirations you love. A note like “this, but at golden hour” stays on the image and goes into Studio with it.
  • Attach a Brand Kit asset as a reference to anchor every generation to your visual identity.
  • Right-click any card for context actions: add tags, send to space, save as style reference, send to Studio, delete.