Produce client visuals, video, and music at scale
Manage separate client workspaces and produce branded images, video ads, and original music for each, all from one studio. Refine brand assets in Magic Edit, review per client, and export the finished files — your clients post them.
- Client workspaces
- Separate
- Asset types
- Image / video / music
- Music licensing
- Original
The usual workflow
Every client needs fresh visuals, video, and audio you cannot produce fast enough
Sourcing stock imagery and licensed music for each brand is slow and expensive
Brand assets need cleanup, restyling, and resizing before they ship
You cannot add creative output without adding headcount
The PrismPoster run
One source in, a reviewed set out.
A workspace per client
Keep each client in its own workspace with separate source notes, style cues, and a shared Library, so brand context never bleeds between accounts.
Produce across studios
Generate branded images in Image Studio, video ads in Video Studio from text, an image, or an end frame, and original brand music in Music Studio, then clean up and restyle brand assets in Magic Edit.
Review and hand off
Review each client set, export server-rendered 16:9 and 9:16 files carrying embedded provenance metadata, and hand the finished assets to each client to post themselves.
Built for marketing agencies
Per-generation reference control — only the sheets and images you attach reach the render
Image Studio and Video Studio for branded visuals and video ads
Music Studio for original brand music, no stock library to license
Magic Edit brand-asset tools (inpaint, outpaint, retouch, restyle, upscale, OCR)
Multi-track timeline editor to assemble and finish clips
Review-first, server-rendered exports (16:9 / 9:16) for every client
A worked example
Two clients, one afternoon
A regional gym chain wants a vertical promo for a January campaign. A speciality coffee roaster wants refreshed product stills and a short brand film. Neither budget covers a shoot, and both are due the same week.
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Keep the brands apart
Set up each client in its own workspace. The brief, the style cues, and the Library sit inside that workspace, so the roaster's warm, grainy treatment never leaks into the gym's high-contrast one. Campaign memory keeps each client's sources and saved media connected across projects.
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Roaster: stills first
In Image Studio, generate the bag on a workbench, a pour shot, and a lifestyle frame, using an existing packaging photo as an @tag reference so the label stays right. Run each through Magic Edit — object removal for a stray crumb, retouch for the seam, then upscale.
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Gym: plan then generate
Write the promo as three shots: an empty rack, a hand reaching in, a wide floor shot. Generate each one in Video Studio at 9:16, starting from a still where the framing has to be exact, then cut the takes together in the timeline editor.
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Assemble and hand off
Bring the clips into the multi-track timeline editor, trim them, work the automatically split audio lane, and lay an original bed generated in Music Studio underneath. Export server-rendered 16:9 and 9:16 files and send them to each client, who posts from their own accounts.
Two distinct brand sets produced the same afternoon, with no stock licence to buy, no shoot to book, and no crossover between the two accounts.
Free tools that go with it
Common questions
How do you stop one client's look bleeding into another's?
Isolation happens per generation, not per account. You attach the references for that brand — a character sheet, or a numbered image slot — and only what you attach reaches the render, so nothing carries over from the last job on its own. Projects keep each run's board and prompt separate. To be clear about the limit: there is no per-client workspace boundary yet, and the Library is shared across your account.
Do exported files carry a visible watermark or AI badge?
Once you have bought any credit pack, no visible label is added to your work. On a free account, every image and video carries the small AI-generated label with the PrismPoster mark. Every file you generate also carries a machine-readable provenance mark in its metadata (IPTC, XMP and EXIF for images, MP4 container metadata for video, ID3 for MP3 audio). If a piece shows a real person and could pass as authentic, EU law may require you or your client to disclose that it is AI-generated when it is published.
Which parts need a credit pack?
Every studio, including video generation and the Premium engine, runs on a free account, and the multi-track timeline editor is open to every account too. Any one-off credit pack adds 1080p and 4K on the Standard engine and work without the small AI-generated label with the PrismPoster mark. Premium renders are paid in credits like any other. There is no subscription.
Can PrismPoster publish to client social accounts?
No, and it has no scheduler. PrismPoster is a creation studio: you export finished files and the client posts them from their own accounts.
Keep reading
- The Library and campaign memoryHow sources, media, and reusable references stay connected per project.
- Editing video in the timeline editorMulti-track cutting, the linked audio lane, and extend-video.
- How to generate video in Video StudioText-to-video, image-to-video, end-frame, and director mode.
- AI video resolutions explainedChoosing 360p, 720p, 1080p, or 4K without overspending credits.
- PrismPoster vs CanvaTemplate-first design against generation-first production.
Make the full version in the studio
Longer clips, higher resolution, sound, songs and a timeline editor — in one account.
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