Sloosh Studio: an AI image and video generator in one prompt box

Sloosh Studio is an AI image and video generator, and the quickest way to turn an idea into a picture or a clip: type what you want, pick a model with the chip under the prompt, and press Generate. The button shows the cost before you spend anything, and the result lands in My Generations. Use Studio to try an idea or make a one-off; when a job takes several steps, build it in Spacelab.

Studio has two pages, Image and Video, both in the top bar.

Make an image

1. Open Studio and type what you want to see

Start with the product, the surface and the light. The video uses this prompt:

A tan leather tote on a marble table, soft window light

2. Pick the model, then check its settings

The first chip under the prompt picks the model. The other chips change with it: one model offers aspect ratio and resolution, another offers quality and size. The same row sets how many to make, up to 4. The wand next to the model is Enhance, which rewrites your prompt for the model you picked.

3. Press Generate

The button shows the cost of the whole batch before you press it. The result lands in My Generations, above the prompt.

4. Open the result to see how it was made

Details shows the prompt the model was sent, the model, its settings and the credits it used. If Enhance was on, this is where you see what Sloosh rewrote.

5. Press Recreate to try one change

Recreate puts the prompt, references and settings back in the prompt box. Change one thing and run it again, so you can tell what made the difference. Reuse, next to it, puts the result itself in as a reference instead.

Show the model your product

Words can't describe your exact bag or bottle. Add a photo as a reference so the result shows the real thing:

• Upload it from the + menu in the chip row.
• Drag it onto the page, or paste it with Cmd+V or Ctrl+V.
• Pick it from your library in the drawer above the prompt.
• Press Use as reference on any earlier result.

Then say in the prompt what the reference is for and what must not change, for example "Keep the bag's colour and stitching exactly as they are." The References guide has more examples, including how to name several references by position.

Make a video

On the Video page, the rail left of the prompt box has two buttons: Create makes a new clip, and Edit works on a clip you bring.

Create a new clip

1. Pick a model from the chip, then set the length.
2. Use the + menu to add files. It asks what each one is for: Upload references, or Upload frames for a start and end frame.
3. Open Camera setup to pick the camera, lens and aperture. These work with every video model; if you set them, leave the camera move out of your prompt.
4. Describe the shot and press Generate.

A video prompt reads best as one shot: the scene, what moves, the camera move and the pace. This one is from the Video prompts guide:

A glass perfume bottle on wet black stone. Water drips from above and splashes around the base. The camera pushes in slowly until the label fills the frame. Soft light, slow and calm.

Edit a clip you already have

Press Edit, add your clip in the Add video slot, then pick a tool from the tabs:

• Edit changes what's in the shot. Describe the change.
• Extend adds what happens next. Describe it.
• Upscale takes the clip up to 4K.
• HDR makes an HDR master of the clip.
• Frame rate smooths the motion.

Each video edit makes one output.

Edit an image

Open any image Sloosh made to Upscale it to 2K or 4K, Remove BG, Resize it, take out an object with AI Removal, or paint over a part with Refine. For any other change, type it in the box below the image.

When to use something else

• Someone already built a workflow for the job? Run their Space.
• Need the same kind of result again and again, or a job with several steps? Build your first AI image workflow in Spacelab.
• Want the same person or product in every shot? Save it as an Element and tag it with @. See How to keep a consistent AI character in every image.

The full reference is What is Studio, and Your first generation covers the basics in more detail. New workspaces start with 20 free credits, and plans are on Pricing.