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A brand of . Studio learns its look and voice from the material you add — web site, brand guidelines, ads, photos.
The brand profile as data. Saving makes it the next version — the previous one stays in the history.
Fine-tune where the copy, the logo and the call to action go. The picture always fills the whole format — try the layout on different channels.
Click the picture to move the copy there.
Pick the campaign whose product the showroom is about — Studio builds the page from its original product image, facts and brand.
Produce, localize and publish content for every channel.
Add people, decide which companies they work for. A company sees only its own campaigns, budget and renders.
| Name | Users | Campaigns |
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Open this address on the office TV — it works without signing in. Anyone with the link can see the wall, so keep it to the office.
| Job | Status | Model | Clip | Campaign | User | Node | Time |
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Studio sends password-reset links from this Gmail / Google Workspace account. Paste a Google app password (myaccount.google.com/apppasswords) — it is checked with Gmail, kept on the server only and never shown again.
What customers told the Studio guide (the sparkle button) and chose to send — newest first.
What Younite pays the GenAI API providers — every paid call with its real usage at the providers' list prices, in euros at the ECB rate of the day. Younite Cloud GPU renders are not in here.
| Model | Calls | Per call | Total |
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| Company | Calls | EUR |
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| When | Model | Kind | Usage | User | EUR |
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| Model | Prices (USD) | Note |
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| Name | Companies | Admin | Last sign-in |
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A new user gets a generated password — you see it once and pass it on. They can change it from their menu.
Company spend — every model call costs tokens. Cloud video costs the most, Younite Cloud GPU less, text the least.
Describe the outputs you want — formats, languages, stills and/or a clip — and Studio plans and runs every step for you.
Describe the environment. Omni keeps the product and re-scenes it. Re-run as often as you like.
Animate the scene into a 4–8 s clip — pick a template or write your own camera moves. One shared base is made once; localized text is added on export.
Write the brief in any language. Add target markets to auto-translate and lay out each version.
Push every localized version to its market channel, in every selected format.
Where is the product photographed? Edit the prompt and run it through the image engine.
Animate the current scene. One shared base clip is generated (Veo runs once); each market's localized text is added later, on export.
Brief the campaign in your own words. Gemini writes the on-image copy and localizes it per market.
Campaign defaults for every market — {cc} = market code (fi, se, us…), {lang} = language (fi, sv, en…). Fine-tune per market by opening a version.
Today's included tokens are used up and there is no extra balance left.
Reading the product data and the picture context — what it is, the brand and model if they can be recognised. This is done once per campaign.
Which image is the campaign about?
Give the campaign a name — or roll the dice and Studio suggests one from the image.
Tell Studio what you need, in any language. It picks the formats, writes and localizes the copy, and makes stills and/or a motion clip.
Campaign defaults for every market — {cc} = market code (fi, se, us…), {lang} = language (fi, sv, en…). Fine-tune per market by opening a version.
Pushing localized posts to each market channel.
Simulation only — nothing is actually posted to any social network.
Studio's automatic check reads every market's copy and flags text that looks like instructions or code instead of ad copy, or that could be offensive. It can be wrong: read the kicker, headline, subhead and call to action below, fix what needs fixing — or mark it fine.
Two taps: the first prepares the file with this market's copy, the second hands it over — on a phone to Instagram as a draft (you edit & post), on a computer it saves the file, copies the caption and opens Instagram. Nothing is posted by itself.
Shown only this once — copy it and send it to the person.