Your product.
In a new light.

Free accounts have visible daily fair-use limits for text and image generation. Product photography uses the same image allowance as every other image, and only successful usable results count against it. If your team needs a higher daily allowance, use the Contact section to tell us about your workflow and expected volume.

Yes. Saved drafts stay in your workspace content library, where you can search, filter, reopen, edit, duplicate, review, or schedule them later.

You can prepare image, carousel, reel, and video post records with captions, hashtags, per-image alt text, media, workflow status, and a scheduled date. Single-image content accepts one image, while carousel, reel, and video content can hold and preview up to ten images.

Upload one primary product or clothing image and optionally add up to two alternate views of the same item. Reference generation uses those views to preserve construction and detail without creating duplicate products. For clothing, you can also improve fit and drape while protecting the model, garment design, and surrounding scene. For a color edit, name one garment or physical product area; the edit protects logos, graphics, texture, hardware, people, other clothing, lighting, and the surrounding scene.

Yes. Choose Save to image library to keep a finished image in your workspace without attaching it to content. From Images, your team can preview, download, assign it directly to a draft, or open it in AI Image Studio. Intermediate generations are not automatically stored.

Yes. Create or join multiple workspaces and switch between them from one account. Each workspace keeps its own content, members, settings, usage, and activity.

Yes. Owners and Admins can save a workspace brand kit in Settings with shared colors, heading and body fonts, brand voice, audience, preferred hashtags, and visual direction. Content generation uses the writing defaults, Image Studio uses the visual direction and palette, and the text editor includes a Workspace brand recipe.

After a post is approved, choose a date and time to place it on the workspace calendar. This is calendar planning, not automatic publishing to Instagram. The scheduled item remains connected to the original saved post and uses the workspace timezone. If plans change, users can return scheduled or canceled content to Draft or In review; an old schedule date is cleared automatically.

Your saved posts and workspace remain available. You can continue writing and editing manually, then try generation again later without losing the rest of your workflow.

Create an account, name your workspace, and open Create. Enter your idea, choose your audience and tone, then write manually or generate an editable first draft.

Yes. Describe the subject, setting, camera angle, lighting, and visual style you want. ContentOrbit.ai can generate a new social visual from that direction.

Start with ready-made directions for luxury, lifestyle, ecommerce, studio, outdoor, seasonal, editorial, streetwear, and flat-lay scenes. Confirm watches, jewelry, small objects, general products, or the garment type to receive compatible scale and styling. For clothing, choose an on-model, mannequin, ghost-form, hanger, editorial, streetwear, or flat-lay presentation.

Use Photo adjustments beside the preview for filters and light or color changes. Use Add text to write a message, choose a style and placement, and customize badge or banner backgrounds. Apply the edit before downloading, saving, or assigning the finished result.

Yes, while the content is in Draft. Single-image drafts keep one assigned image and replace it when you assign another. Carousel, reel, and video drafts can hold up to ten images, with a preview and editable alt text for every attachment. Return in-review, approved, or scheduled content to Draft before changing media so it receives a new review.

An Owner or Admin must write a specific change request before returning reviewed content to Draft. The note appears inside the post editor with the reviewer and time. The editor updates the draft and resubmits it to mark the active request addressed, while the request remains preserved in workspace activity history.