Infinite Canvas

Give scattered ideas a shared visual space.

Are character, setting, and shot references scattered everywhere? Lay out references and visual directions in a flexible space. Compare character, setting, and shot ideas before choosing the next step.

Open the canvas

Lin · Investigating a disappearance — Product concept · Sample story · Return to Harbor

Harbor · Night · Exterior — Product concept · Sample story · Return to Harbor

Gather references. Compare directions. Choose what comes next.

See the relationship between characters, settings, and shot ideas for the same scene.

See the connections before choosing the look.

Spend more time exploring the film and less time switching between folders and conversations.

References in one view

Arrange characters, settings, and existing images around a shared story moment.

Directions side by side

Compare framing, light, and atmosphere before developing the selected idea further.

Characters in their environment

Check how a character’s look fits the setting before committing to the direction.

An exploration you can revisit

Keep references and visual attempts with the project so decisions have context later.

Shared context for adjacent shots

Discuss different framings around the same visual choices rather than starting each shot from scratch.

A route back to production

Keep selected references close to project materials and the work that follows.

Map the look of your next scene.

You do not need the whole series mapped out. Work on the next meaningful step.

Character and setting board

Bring a character’s look and the environment together to check their visual relationship.

Shot direction comparison

Compare framing and lighting options before choosing what to develop.

A scene’s inspiration board

Collect references and image experiments around one story moment.

Frequently asked questions

Organize character, setting, and existing image references around a project. The canvas supports comparison and visual discussion; available material entry points are shown in Studio.

A list helps you find work. A canvas arranges references by scene, visual direction, or shot relationship so you can compare them together.

It provides shared visual context for checking characters and settings. Consistency still depends on appropriate references, generation settings, and creative review.

The images are product concepts with a sample story, illustrating how production materials relate. “Open the canvas” opens the current Studio demo. Available tools and the actual interface are shown in the workspace.

Give the next visual decision a shared starting point.

Lay out references and visual directions in a flexible space. Compare character, setting, and shot ideas before choosing the next step.