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AI workflows,
one task at a time.

The studio’s own work runs through these workflows every day. The same approach can take one recurring task off your hands: you get the result, checked, not a system to maintain.

First page of a presentation Factory put together from 21 existing renders

What already runs here

A presentation from images. Factory reads the client’s brand, writes the story for 21 images and sets 22 pages in the studio’s layout: 155.7 seconds of agent time, a draft until it is approved.
Variations. 14 grids of four frames from existing renders, about 35 seconds a grid. Camera angles are interpretations and are checked before use.
Batch grading. One look, a warm evening, over 21 images at once through a Lightroom plug-in, the values read back.
Upscaling on the studio’s own machine. 800 × 1200 to 2731 × 4096 pixels in 50 seconds. New grain is generated detail, not recovered fact.
A render library. 7,033 renders catalogued, 1,936 distinct ones shown, sorted by what a model sees (CLIP), without a single tag typed by hand.
Relighting. Depth, surface direction and colour estimated from one render (Marigold), and the room lit again.

Facade detail enlarged the classic way — The same detail: enlarged the classic way, and with AI on the studio’s own machine, 2731 × 4096 in 50 seconds.

The same detail, enlarged by an AI model on the studio’s own machine — The same detail: enlarged the classic way, and with AI on the studio’s own machine, 2731 × 4096 in 50 seconds.

How a workflow starts

One recurring task, with one kind of input and one result.
A small paid trial on one real example, with a time limit and a stop criterion agreed in advance.
A visible check in the result: what the workflow did, and where a person has to look.
Then decide: keep it, adjust it or stop.

Grid of four material variants of the same render — Four material variants of one render, in one batch.

What it is not

Not a company-wide AI transformation, not a system installed at your office, and no unlimited revisions or support. Design and technical choices stay with the designer: a variant is a proposal, not a design.

Your material

Where possible, the models run on the studio’s own machine: the upscaling, the layers for relighting and the library. When a step uses a cloud model, the quote says which one, and nothing of yours goes there without your agreement.

Interior render after batch grading with a warm evening look — An interior after the batch grade: the same look over 21 images.

Price

A trial is quoted per task, after we have seen a representative example. Small and bounded; a standing arrangement only after that, if the trial is worth it.

Questions

Do I need to install anything?

No. You get the result: a document, images or a presentation. If the same task keeps coming back, a small automation can be a separate, next step.

Will AI replace my designer?

No. Variants and drafts are proposals; design and technical decisions stay with the designer.

Which tasks fit?

Recurring, bounded tasks: turning existing images into presentation material, making variants of one image, putting a series of images in one look, writing product information out clearly from documents.

Is my material used to train models?

Where possible we work locally. A cloud model is only used when the quote says so and you agree.

What does a trial cost?

It is quoted per task after a representative example: a small, fixed scope with a stop criterion.

Which task comes back every week?

Send one example; you get a proposal for a small trial.

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