Sepia

SEPIA LABS / IMAGINATION, WIDE OPEN

Turn the idea
into the work.

Create the image. Direct the film. Build the character. Shape the presentation. Bring your references and keep refining in one creative workspace.

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MODEL CHOICE, ONE WORKSPACE

Choose the intelligence.
Keep your creative flow.

Chat with GPT, Claude and Gemini. Create photos and graphics, then explore video models for the scene you want to make. Sepia brings the models and creative tools into the same workspace.

OpenAI

GPT · Sora

Chat, photos & video

Anthropic

Claude

Chat

ByteDance

Seedance

Video

Google

Gemini · Veo

Chat, photos & video

Choose a model yourself, or let Auto select a compatible engine for the shot. Video choices also include families such as Kling. Current versions, capabilities and credit estimates are shown in the workspace.

Explore video in Studio

Availability varies by workspace and task. Model names and company marks identify their respective providers; they do not imply endorsement.

Building a recurring cast? Explore Character Studio

INSIDE THE STUDIO

From the first reference to the final revision.

A clearer place to create, plan and refine. Move between images, storyboards and editable slides while keeping your direction in view.

Current Creator Studio with a generation wall, floating navigation and the shared image composer
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Your references. Your direction.

Bring an image, a product or a character. Choose a formula, set the frame and refine the result with a focused instruction. Keep the work together as the idea develops.

Create an image

One idea.
So many possibilities.

Follow your imagination.

Explore what you can make.

CONTINUITY, BUILT INTO THE WORK

Keep the character.
Change the scene.

Build the references once. Choose what belongs in the next scene. Review each result before carrying it forward.

Let the world see it.The Sepia film · 1:08

FOR THE PEOPLE WITH AN IDEA

One creator.
A whole creative team.

The independent with a big idea. The production team bringing a world to life. A place to create, at whatever scale you work.

Independent creator reviewing print proofs at a walnut desk in a refined courtyard studio
Space for your own point of view.For the independent creator.
Eight-person creative production team reviewing a project in a spacious contemporary agency office
Room for the whole production.For the team behind the idea.

AI-created editorial scenes.

THE SEPIA ECOSYSTEM

A place for every
part of the work.

Creator Studio and CRM share your Sepia workspace. Lava Lamp brings your events into the ecosystem.

A few things
worth knowing.

What can I create in Studio?

Create and edit images, plan and render video, build characters and wardrobes, photograph products, develop campaign creative and make editable presentations. Use a quick prompt for one asset or plan a connected sequence.

Can I bring my own work?

Yes. Bring reference photos, product images and source material. Deck Studio also accepts existing PDF and PowerPoint presentations, and image creation can use your own photos and visual references.

Can I reuse a character across a project?

Yes. Build a character sheet from face and body views, save wardrobe looks, and select the character in supported image, video and storyboard workflows. References guide continuity; review the result before continuing.

Does planning a film start generation?

No. Review the shot list, references, camera choices and timing first. Generation is a separate action, with the available options and credit estimate shown before you start.

How does Creator Studio connect to the CRM?

Both belong to Sepia. Start with the product that fits your work: Creator Studio for creative production, or CRM for client records, communications and operations. Your workspace plan determines capacity and usage; see pricing for the current options.

YOUR NEXT IDEA STARTS HERE

Make something
worth sharing.

Bring the reference. Find the direction. Make it yours.

Start creating