A mobile founder ships pixel-perfect App Store and Google Play screenshots with on-image headline copy and feature callouts — no Sketch, no Figma. On Astorie's canvas, drop a brand reference and a UI screenshot, then fan out to Ideogram (the only model that handles in-image text reliably), GPT Image 1.5, and Nano Banana 2 nodes. Output is 5-8 marketing screenshots at the required Apple and Google dimensions, with localized headlines that render legibly when quoted in the prompt. Pick a model below to walk through the install-converting screenshot set your launch needs.
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A podcaster or course creator clones their own voice from a 30-second sample, then generates new narration without re-recording. On Astorie's canvas, drop a clean reference clip into an audio node, route it into ElevenLabs Voice Cloning, Fish Audio S2-Pro voice cloning, or Minimax Voice Design, and chain the cloned voice into downstream script-to-speech, dubbing, or lip-sync nodes. Use this for founder-voice training narration, course modules, or localizing existing video. Only clone voices you own or have permission to use. Pick a model below to walk through the cloning workflow.
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A podcast host commissions a 12-second branded intro — voice tag plus 6-second music bed plus whoosh transition — entirely on the canvas without hiring an audio producer. On Astorie, drop a script into an ElevenLabs Eleven v3 voice node, generate a matching theme via Suno V5 or Minimax Music, then chain Sound Effects v2 for transitions and route everything into the audio mixer. Output is a weekly show intro and outro with TTS host name, theme music in the right genre, and SFX transitions. Pick a model below to walk through the show-bumper workflow.
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An animation team scripts a 4-character scene — natural turn-taking, distinct voices, emotion tags — without booking voice actors. On Astorie's canvas, set up a script node with speaker turns, route it through ElevenLabs Eleven v3 Dialogue (the dedicated multi-speaker endpoint), Fish Audio S2-Pro multi-speaker, or Minimax Speech, and use inline tags like [whispers], [laughs], [excited] for emotional delivery. Output is dialogue ready for a multi-character animated short, audio drama, or interactive prototype. Pick a model below to walk through the multi-speaker production flow.
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A video editor lays whoosh, impact, ambience, and UI sounds over an AI-generated cut so it stops sounding like a silent draft. On Astorie's canvas, route the locked picture into Hunyuan Foley for video-to-audio Foley, or feed concrete prompts into ElevenLabs Sound Effects v2 ("close metallic door slam in narrow concrete hallway, short reverb"). Stack a Minimax Music atmospheric bed underneath, then mix everything into the timeline before NLE export. Pick a model below to walk through the final sonic pass on a 30-60 second product or narrative video.
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An editor takes a softly rendered Sora, Seedance, or Kling clip and ships a 4K master to YouTube or broadcast — without regenerating the shot. On Astorie's canvas, route the locked clip into the video-upscale tool node downstream of the original generator (Seedance 2, Sora 2, or Kling 3), set 2x for safe defaults and 4x only on hero shots. Stack sparingly: one 2x pass beats stacking 2x then 2x. Final pass before NLE export. Pick a model below to walk through the upscale flow paired to your source generator.
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A marketer takes a brand spokesperson portrait + ElevenLabs-generated script and ships a 30-second talking-head ad with no on-camera talent. On Astorie's canvas, route the portrait into a lip-sync tool node, send the audio track from ElevenLabs Eleven v3 alongside, and pick Kling Avatar (tight talking head), OmniHuman (presenter with gesture and torso), or Kling O3 Video Edit for restyle. Most lip-sync models cap at 30-60 seconds per call, so chunk longer scripts. Pick a model below to walk through the UGC explainer or dub workflow.
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A concept artist generates a clean interior reference on Nano Banana 2, then turns it into a navigable scene where the camera can orbit and capture matched-angle stills. On Astorie's canvas, drop the reference image into a world node (or chain Flux as an alt-look reference), capture 5-10 angles, and feed each as a starting frame into Sora 2 video nodes for shots that all share the same world. Note: Astorie does not export navigable worlds as glTF or USD — captured stills are the deliverable. Pick a model below to walk through the image-to-world workflow.
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A director with no concept frame describes a location ("foggy alley at dusk, neon signs, wet cobblestones") and gets a navigable Marble or World Labs scene in minutes. On Astorie's canvas, type the location prompt into a world node, optionally chain a Nano Banana 2 or Flux concept frame in front to strengthen image conditioning (World Labs is weaker on text alone), then capture stills and route them into Sora 2 video nodes. Treat output as a spatial mood board, not a finished mesh export. Pick a model below to walk through the text-to-3D pre-viz workflow.
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A cinematographer captures matched-angle stills from a Marble or World Labs scene and feeds each as a starting frame into a Sora 2, Kling 3, or Runway Gen4 video node — the camera moves change, the world doesn't. On Astorie's canvas, build a five-shot sequence (wide → medium → close-up → reverse → tag) where the location reads as one space across cuts. The world is the spine; each video clip is a derived take. Pick a model below to walk through the spatial-reference video shot workflow.
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