Look first. The library is the argument.
Twenty styles, each with the credits it costs and the hours it takes written on the tile. Filter to what you need, open one, brief it. Nothing here is a stock photo — every frame is generated, and labelled as such.
A tile shows the look, not a specific frame: what arrives is generated to your brief in that style. Start a brief →
How the credits work
One credit is one delivered frame. A style says how many it costs, because a twelve-hour illustration is not the same job as a white-sweep pack shot. A frame that fails on our side costs nothing — the credit comes straight back.
The arithmetic →What we will not draw
- photorealistic faces of real, identifiable people
- logos, packaging or characters owned by someone else
- sexual content, and anything involving minors in any way
- images built to pass as a photograph of a real event
A brief that lands here gets the credit back, not an argument. The terms say it too →
