A whole studio, in conversation.

Describe it. Watch it get made.

You describe what you want to make, in conversation or on the Studio's own screens. 1Presence makes it with the Looks, characters and places you have set up, and the result lands in your Library and your vault. The engines that run underneath are the strongest we can find, and better ones are added as they arrive.

You do not have to pick one. Leave the generator on Auto and Creator Studio chooses the engine for the job and the quality you asked for. When you want a particular engine's strengths, choose it yourself, and the generator shows that engine's own settings.

Your brand lives in Creator Studio as a set of things it can reach for. A Look holds the references, the palette, and the camera and lighting every image is made with. Beside it sit characters who keep their faces, the places a story returns to, its props and its wardrobe. Set them once and every shot in a project inherits them, so a hundred images read as one brand rather than a hundred guesses.

Run more than one brand? Each gets its own Look, its own characters, its own voices — and a project draws only on the ones you bind to it.

Record about thirty seconds of yourself speaking, or upload a clean sample, confirm on screen that the voice is yours, and it is kept against your account. From then on any narration can be in your voice — a social post, a course module, a podcast episode — or in one you audition from the voice catalogue. The same goes for someone who has given you their consent, such as your co-founder or your sales lead: each becomes a reusable voice you can call by name.

A narration is a transcript with takes. Record one, change a line, record another; the takes sit side by side, and the words behind each are kept so you can read what it said, not only hear it. When a voice should no longer be used, retire it: it comes off your account, and what was already made with it stays as it is.

The difference between a generation that lands and one you regenerate five times is how much the studio was told before it started. For work that has to hang together — a series, a campaign, a show — you and 1Presence build the brief once: the world and the Look, the characters and their faces, the places the story returns to, the camera language, the voice, the palette, and the things never to show. Every shot then inherits the whole brief, so the studio gets the full picture the first time, not a fragment of it.

And you see the price before anything is spent. An estimate prices the whole project, and a single shot can be tried first — a new take from a plain-words steer, "warmer light, tighter on the presenter" — that sits beside the takes you already have until you keep it or let it go. Nothing in the project changes until you do. The payoff is fewer takes, lower spend, and a hundred shots that look like one film.

Generation is fast; trust takes a beat longer. Nothing Creator Studio makes goes anywhere on its own: every result lands in your Library first, where you keep it, regenerate it or delete it. A project render pauses for your review as it goes, and a shot that failed can be tried again. Every output keeps its lineage: the prompt that made it, the settings and references it used, what it was made from, and what it cost.

A real person's face or voice is never made from chat. Cloning a voice, or making a character from a real person, starts with a consent step on screen, and the answer is kept with the voice or the character. Retire a voice and its consent record goes with it. Every asset carries provenance: the prompt, the settings and the references it was made from. Your brand assets and generated outputs live in your own vault — the same isolation as every other file. Nothing pooled, nothing leaked.

No new subscription. What you generate is billed at the underlying cost plus a small, transparent margin, drawn from a separate media balance you top up for Studio — never from the credit that pays for your conversations. An estimate shows before any expensive generation, and you can set a cap the media balance will not go past.

Tell 1Presence what you want to make:

• "Make a ten-second launch clip for our new feature, in our Look, with a voiceover in my voice."
• "Make four square variants of our Black Friday hero image."
• "Read this week's newsletter from my vault in my voice."
• "Take last week's blog post and turn it into a short."
• "Set up a Look from our brand book and use it on our launch project."

1Presence asks the few questions it needs, tells you the price before it spends anything, and starts on the first piece.