Limitless Image and Video Generation: Plan Your Workflow
Create a still image, edit a source photo or develop a video clip in the appropriate studio. Image and video credits are separate; output settings and supported content depend on the selected model.
Images and videos have separate credit balances. Choose the studio for the work you want to do.
Plan a product image and short motion concept
Still-image brief
Describe an original ceramic cup on a plain studio surface, soft side lighting and a three-quarter camera angle. Inspect the handle, glaze and contact shadow before selecting a candidate.
Motion brief
For a suitable still, ask for a slow camera move and subtle lighting changes. Avoid adding several actions at once. Compare the moving result with the still, especially around the cup handle and background.
Budget for revisions
Separate the initial image, any image edits and each video attempt in your project plan. Check their current costs in the studios. Any available image allowance does not include a video job.
Plan your visual work
Text-to-Image
Describe the subject, setting, composition and lighting. Start with one candidate and check whether the important details match your brief.
Image Editing
Upload your own or permitted source and describe one change. Review edges, colors and details that should have remained unchanged.
Text-to-Video
Choose a supported video model, then describe the scene and movement. Check its duration, resolution, audio options and cost before generating.
Image-to-Video
Use a suitable still image as a starting point for motion. Review the model’s source requirements and expect to check the resulting frames for changes.
Separate Media Budgets
Image credits cannot be assumed to cover video jobs. Compare the balances and job costs shown in each studio.
Result Review
Review the selected output settings and downloaded file. Inspect dimensions, duration and visible details before using the result.
Ideas for images and motion
Product Concepts
Explore a still composition before planning a motion version. Confirm that the asset represents the actual product.
Social Media Drafts
Create a visual concept and a short clip, then add verified text and brand elements in your publishing workflow.
Pitch Options
Prepare a small set of visual directions and record the image and video costs for each revision.
Build a visual workflow
Write the Visual Brief
Specify the subject and format. For motion, add the camera movement and the action you want to see rather than relying on an image prompt alone.
Choose Image or Video Studio
Open the tool for the intended operation. Check source-file requirements, available models and the balance for that media type.
Generate, Inspect and Revise
Review the job cost, generate a candidate and compare it with the brief. Keep the original source and change one detail at a time when revising.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is image and video generation unlimited?
No. Brainbaby uses plan allowances and media credits. Each studio shows the available balance and job settings; paid plans do not promise unlimited generations.
Are image and video credits interchangeable?
They are separate balances. Check the allowance and cost in Image Studio or Video Studio for the job you want to run.
Can I try both studios for free?
Check Image Studio for your available image allowance and job cost. If no free attempt is available, image work uses credits. Video generation requires its own applicable credits and access; image allowances do not cover it.
Will every result be 4K or 60 FPS?
No universal output specification is promised. Resolution, duration and audio options depend on the selected model and operation. Check the actual settings and downloaded file.
Can I use the output commercially?
Review the applicable model and platform terms, source-image permissions and the result before commercial use. There is no blanket full-rights promise for every job.