AI image & video studio
From one sentence to the finished frame.
Describe it and CornMaker renders it — stills up to 4K, video up to fifteen seconds with sound. Then edit it, animate it, and carry the same character across your edits.
Access is by workspace key — your admin shares one with you.
A lone lighthouse on a basalt cliff at dusk, waves glowing with bioluminescence, cinematic wide shot
120 credits
- Up to 4K
- stills, nine aspect ratios
- 4–15 seconds
- video with sound, never watermarked
- One face
- recognisable across edits and video
- Priced first
- shown before you submit
What comes out
Every prompt below ships inside the studio as a one-tap starter. Load one, change a few words, generate.
Corn Image A lone lighthouse on a basalt cliff at dusk, waves glowing with bioluminescence, cinematic wide shot
- 8s video
Corn Video A hot-air balloon drifting over terraced rice fields at sunrise, slow aerial glide
Corn Image Portrait of an elderly clockmaker in his workshop, warm window light, shallow depth of field
- 5s video
Corn Animate Slow cinematic push-in toward the center of the image
Corn Image A minimalist ceramic teapot on rough linen, morning sun, soft shadows, editorial product photo
Corn Edit Replace the background with a rainy neon-lit street at night
Artwork on this page is illustrative. The prompts are the real ones.
Everything in one studio
The tools hand work to each other. A still becomes a clip, a clip gets restyled, a face becomes a character you can cast again.
Corn Image
A picture out of nothing but words
Describe a scene and get a still in any of nine aspect ratios, from square to 21:9. Three looks — sharp, realistic and cinematic — without prompt gymnastics, at up to 4K on sharp and cinematic.
- Nine aspect ratios
- Standard or 4K
- Sharp · Realistic · Cinematic
Corn Video · Corn Animate · Corn Video Edit
Make it move
Write a clip from scratch, push a photo you already have into motion, or feed in footage and change the season, the palette or the wardrobe. Four to fifteen seconds, generated sound on by default, nothing watermarked.
- Text to video
- Photo to video
- Restyle real footage
Characters
One face across your edits
Build a reference set once — a few angles and one clear close-up — and the same person turns up across edits and video. Characters based on a real person only run once permission is confirmed.
Corn Edit
Edit by describing the change
Swap a background, relight a photo to golden hour, remove the parked car, restore a scratched print. Attach up to nine reference images to show it exactly what you mean.
Corn Series
A whole set in one run
Two to eight images generated in one pass so they share a palette and a style — onboarding screens, a sticker sheet, a shop gallery — instead of chased one at a time.
Metadata Forge
Set the file's camera details
Write device and lens from twenty-four phone presets, a timestamp, a city, altitude, compass heading, author and copyright straight into the file, with an optional on-image stamp. Works on stills and video.
Corn Upscale
Four times the pixels
Doubles an image's width and height when a crop has to hold up in print or on a big screen. No prompt, no settings, one click from any result.
Prompt Agent
Talk it through instead
Describe the outcome in plain words and the built-in agent writes the prompt for you — then tells you which studio to run it in.
How a creation goes
Three steps, and none of them require you to sit and watch.
- 01
Pick a tool and describe it
Every studio opens with tuned defaults and a row of starter prompts. If the words are the hard part, the Prompt Agent writes them with you.
- 02
Press Generate and walk away
The exact credit price sits next to the Generate button before you press it. Work keeps running if you close the tab, and the activity view catches up when you come back.
- 03
Take the next step from the result
Finished work offers edit, animate, variation, upscale and download in place, and lands in your library ready to reuse.
No surprises
The parts of a creative tool that quietly cost you money or trust, handled up front.
The price is shown before you submit
Every job shows its exact credit cost next to the Generate button before you commit, and the number you were quoted is the number you are charged.
Failures don't cost you
Credits are reserved when a job starts and charged when it finishes. Almost every failure — bad settings, a provider error, a timeout — releases the reservation straight back to your balance; in the rare case a finished result cannot be saved, the credits are held while we look into it and returned automatically.
Your media stays yours
Uploads and results are private to your workspace and served over short-lived signed links. Prompts and media are never shared with other customers.
Likeness has a gate
A character built from a real person's photos cannot run until someone confirms they have permission and that everyone shown is an adult.
Before you ask
Do I need to sign up?
No. CornMaker runs on workspace access keys: your admin issues one, you paste it at the gateway, and you're in. There's no separate password to remember.
What does a creation cost?
It depends on the tool and the settings, and the exact figure sits next to the Generate button before you submit anything. Credits come in packs bought by your workspace admin, and each pack shows its own rate.
What happens if a generation fails?
Credits are reserved when the job starts and released the moment it fails, and the failure always states what happened to them. The one exception is a result we cannot finish saving: those credits are held while we investigate and returned automatically.
What can I upload?
Images as JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF or AVIF, and video as MP4, MOV or WebM up to five minutes, each up to 500 MB. Some tools need an image at least 300 px on its short side. Files are inspected after transfer; anything that fails inspection is rejected with a reason and never charged.
Is the output watermarked?
We add no visible watermark, and video is generated with watermarking off. Output comes out at the resolution you asked for, with generated sound included by default. Some models embed their own invisible provenance signal, which we neither add nor remove.
Who can see my work?
Only your workspace. Uploads and results are served over short-lived signed links, deleting an asset removes it from your library, and nothing is shared with other customers.
Can I use photos of a real person?
Only with their permission. A character built from a real person's photos requires an explicit confirmation — that you have their permission, and that everyone shown is an adult — before it can be used.
CornMaker opens with a key.
Your workspace admin shares an access key. Paste it once and the studio is yours — every tool, one credit balance, nothing to set up.
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