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What do you want to make?

Explore ways to make things. Choose what fits. Try something small.

Give words a voice

Explore text-to-speech (TTS), human recording, editing, and permitted voice customization for narration and spoken audio.

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Turn a short repair-café guide into speech that a first-time visitor can follow.

Create or change an image

Explore creating from a description, working from a reference, editing an existing image, and combining imagery with manual layout.

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Make a welcoming repair-café illustration and change one detail without losing the rest.

Make a video

Explore generated shots, animated stills, existing clips, narrated still sequences, and the finishing work that turns them into a usable video.

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Make a short, captioned repair-café invitation with three clear beats.

Build a slide deck

Explore outline-first, source-grounded assistant, document-to-deck, and mixed workflows for clear, editable presentations.

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Turn an approved repair-café source packet into a five-slide volunteer orientation with notes and traceable claims.

Create sound effects

Make a sound with your AI assistant. Explore twelve worked recipes, compare takes, and hear what one change does.

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Create a clean five-second cue for a repaired vintage radio powering on, with rights and credit kept with every source.

Lip Sync

Start with a hosted service that can animate an original character image, presenter, or authorized existing video with speech. Explore manual timing or a rigged character when you need more control.

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Sync one authorized welcome line to an original illustrated host without implying a real person said it.

Assemble your story into a movie

Turn pictures, narration and chosen clips into a movie. Try a tested FFmpeg recipe, watch your first cut, and revise its timing.

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Make the six-picture Story Studio movie, then move one picture change and compare.

Explore. Decide. Experiment.

Browse possible approaches, name what matters for your project, and run one small trial you can judge.

  1. ExploreSee what is possible and what remains uncertain.
  2. DecideChoose criteria that fit your project.
  3. ExperimentTry something small and keep the evidence.

Next explorations

More creative tasks to explore next.

Make music

Explore composition, performance, arrangement, sound libraries, and permitted generative assistance.

Planned

Create animation

Explore frame-by-frame, motion design, rigged characters, generated motion, and mixed animation workflows.

Planned

Work in 3D

Explore modeling, scanning, procedural methods, texturing, staging, rendering, and fabrication-ready outputs.

Planned

Transform a permitted voice

Explore voice conversion and character treatment with explicit permission, identity protection, and an honest provenance record.

Planned

Translate and dub

Explore translation, adapted scripts, recorded or synthetic speech, timing, cultural review, and captioned alternatives.

Planned

Create digital performers

Explore puppets, avatars, animation, and permitted likeness workflows without hiding who made or authorized the performance.

Planned

Prompts travel with you

Take these prompts to an AI assistant you choose, then try your experiment in your chosen creative tools. Your judgment guides the result.

Browse every task, guide, prompt, experiment, snapshot, and credit.