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PrismPoster is the creation studio behind your content calendar. Generate the images, short-form video clips, and music your plan calls for in platform formats, review them, and export the files to post or schedule in your own tool.
Your calendar is full of slots but you have no assets to fill them
Each platform wants a different format and aspect ratio
Stock imagery and licensed audio are slow, costly, and off-brand
You spend more time sourcing creative than planning strategy
The PrismPoster run
Bring your brief, blog post, or announcement into the Library and decide which slots need an image, a clip, or a track.
Generate platform-format images in Image Studio, short-form vertical and horizontal clips in Video Studio from text or a still, and music in Music Studio, then refine in Magic Edit.
Preview each asset in its target shape, review the set, and export server-rendered 16:9 and 9:16 files. You post or schedule them in your own tool — PrismPoster does not post for you.
Image Studio for platform-format visuals in 16:9 and 9:16
Video Studio short-form clips up to 15 seconds at 480p through 4K
Music Studio for original, stream-safe audio
Magic Edit for cleanup, restyle, background removal, and upscale
Per-format previews before export
Review-first, server-rendered exports to post in your own tool
A worked example
Monday morning. The calendar has eleven slots across the week for a B2B software client, and not one of them has an asset attached. Three need vertical video, six need stills, and the Friday slot needs something with sound.
Bring the week's brief into the Library and group the slots by what they actually need. Batching all six stills together means one set of reference images and one consistent look, instead of context-switching eleven times.
In Image Studio, attach the client's existing brand image as an @tag reference so every generation pulls from the same visual language. Pick one cinema mode and hold it across all six. Set the aspect ratio per placement — 16:9 for the wide slots, 9:16 for the vertical ones.
For the video slots, run image-to-video from three of the stills you just approved, so the motion is a continuation of the look rather than a new one. Director mode and camera treatment set the move; 9:16 at up to 15 seconds each. 480p is the cheap way to test a concept before committing to a premium resolution.
Preview each asset in its target shape to catch framing that breaks in a vertical crop, then export server-rendered files. You upload them into whatever scheduler you already use — PrismPoster produces the media and stops there.
Eleven slots filled with assets that read as one campaign, no stock licence, and no waiting on a designer. The scheduling stays in the tool your team already runs.
No. There is no scheduler and no posting connection to X, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, or Facebook. PrismPoster generates and edits the media; you export the finished file and post or schedule it in your own tool. Twitch and YouTube connect only for live-streamer features, never for feed posting.
Yes. Choose an aspect ratio or platform crop before you export, and you can produce server-rendered landscape 16:9 or portrait 9:16 files. Preview each shape first — a composition that works wide often needs recentring before it works vertically.
Attach the same @tag reference image to every generation and hold one cinema mode across the set. Reference images guide the model toward a subject, style, or composition you already have, which is what keeps a batch looking like one campaign rather than eleven unrelated posts.
Video runs on every plan and is credit-gated rather than tier-locked. Free gives you 50 starter credits pooled across all three studios and caps you at one video, which covers about one 5-second 480p clip at 40 credits. A 5-second 720p clip is 85 credits, so a real weekly cadence wants the Creator plan or above.
Generate the set, review it, export it.