One garment. A new setting.
Explore a coastal editorial setting from a garment reference.
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AI visuals for your next campaignCreate · Review · Plan
One product.
Many looks.
Upload a product photo and explore new settings, styles, and campaign ideas. Refine your favorite, write the caption, and bring it to your team for review.
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Product status
Create here. Publish on Instagram.
AI image creation & editingFind a look.
Open Image Studio Create an account to get started · AI allowances apply.
Find a look.
Make it yours.
Explore product campaigns and fashion editorials. Start from your own reference or a written idea, then refine the light, setting, and details.
Start with an ideaDescribe the subject, setting, and style.
Bring your productUpload a reference and choose its art direction.
A little direction
Choose your starting point.
Guide 01Generate a new image
- Describe the visual
Include the subject, action, setting, camera angle, lighting, style, and colors.
- Choose the image size
Select square, portrait, or landscape to match where the visual will be used.
- Generate, edit, and keep
Refine the result, add positioned text, then download it, save it to your image library, or assign it to content.
Guide 02Transform a product photo
- Upload and confirm
Add one clear primary photo, optionally include alternate views, then confirm whether it is a product, watch, jewelry item, small object, or garment.
- Choose the art direction
Start with a category-compatible campaign recipe such as Luxury, Lifestyle, Ecommerce, Editorial, or Flat lay.
- Generate and finish
Review the preserved product, refine it, then save the final image for reuse or assign it directly to compatible content.
New apparel workflowPresent and recolor clothing
- Choose the presentation
Show a garment on a model, mannequin, ghost form, or hanger while preserving its construction and details.
- Try a protected color edit
Name the exact garment and choose a preset or custom color while preserving the scene, model, logos, stitching, folds, texture, and accessories.
- Prepare the final campaign asset
Refine the result, add branded text, and keep only the final images you intentionally save or assign.
One post. Four clear steps.
Follow a draft from the first idea to its place on your calendar. Try each step below.
Interactive walkthrough · Select a step to explore. This example does not create or save content.
Step 1: Draft
Turn a brief into editable copy
Start in Create with one post idea. Write it yourself or use AI for a first draft, then edit the result in your own voice.
What you can do- Set your audience, goal, tone, and post format
- Keep the caption, hashtags, title, and alt text together
- Save the draft to your content library
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Your briefIntroduce our new skincare rangeNorthstar Studio · Warm tone · Image post
Saved draftMeet your everyday essentials
Editable caption · Hashtags · Alt text
Your first session
One idea is enough to get started.
Start on your own. Add your team when you’re ready.
Create your first draft Free during early access · AI allowances shown in your workspace
A little less starting over.
Find your next angle, catch missing details, and keep useful work ready to reuse.
Find an angle
Keep your next idea close.
Ideas & consistency
Plan what to say next
Find fresh angles in Idea Lab. Keep your tone and content themes consistent with Content Playbook.
What you leave withA direction for your next post
Check the details
Give your draft a final check.
Quality checks
Catch the missing details
Spot missing media, incomplete captions, and weak alt text before you send a draft for review.
What you leave withMissing details made visible
Reuse your work
Keep useful assets within reach.
Media & content libraries
Find it. Reuse it. Plan it.
Find saved drafts and images in your libraries. Reuse your visuals and plan approved posts on the calendar.
What you leave withA library to build on
Reusable brand kit
Keep every teammate on brand
Save your colors, fonts, voice, and audience once. Use those shared defaults for captions, campaign imagery, and text on images.
One workspace. Shared creative direction.Northstar Studio
- Palette
- ClayCreamInk
- Voice
- Warm, clear, quietly confident
- Audience
- People who value everyday design
Example captionA little intention. A better everyday. Discover pieces made to feel at home.
For the way you get content done.
A solo routine, a shared review queue, or a workspace for every client. Choose the setup that matches your day.
Turn a spare idea into your next post.
Capture a post idea, shape the caption, and save a visual you can return to when it’s time to plan.
- Reusable brand direction
- Content and image libraries
- A clear next step for every draft
Make the handoff easy to follow.
An editor prepares the post. A reviewer requests changes or approves it. The team plans what goes out next.
- Role-based workspace access
- Structured review handoffs
- One shared content calendar
Switch clients without mixing the work.
Move between client workspaces with the right brand direction, saved assets, and invited teammates in each.
- Separate client workspaces
- Workspace-specific brand kits
- Access limited to invited members
Your workspace can grow at your pace.Start with one workspace and one draft. Invite teammates or add a separate client workspace when you need it.Create your workspace
Built for teams and client work
Feedback that moves the post forward.
Keep feedback with the draft. Editors know what to change; reviewers know what comes next.
Invite the right people
Invite teammates by email and set their role before they join.
Switch between workspaces
Keep each brand’s content and collaborators in its own workspace.
Give everyone the right access
Owners and Admins manage. Editors create. Viewers have read-only access.
Send actionable review feedback
Keep the change request, reviewer, and timestamp with the draft.
A better draft starts with clear feedback.
- JamieEditor
Caption and product visual are ready for review.
Submitted for review - SamAdmin
“Use the approved product photo and shorten the opening line.”
Changes requested · Returned to Draft - JamieEditor
Visual replaced. Opening line updated. Ready for another look.
Resubmitted for review
Good questions. Clear answers.
The essentials on getting started, creating with AI, and working together.
Is ContentOrbit.ai free to start?
Yes. During early access, you can create an account and use the current daily allowances without a credit card. Paid plans with higher generation limits may be introduced in the future. Pricing and plan details will be shared before any billing begins.
Are there limits on AI generation?
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.
Can I edit what AI creates?
Yes. Every result is a starting point. You can change each text field, refine the full draft, rewrite only the caption, adjust images, add text, and download, save, or assign the final visual.
Can I use ContentOrbit.ai with a team?
Yes. Owners and Admins can invite teammates as Admins, Editors, or Viewers; only Owners can grant Admin access. Editors can prepare and submit posts, while Owners and Admins can approve, request changes, and schedule content.
How does scheduling work?
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.
Does ContentOrbit.ai publish directly to Instagram?
Not yet. You can create, edit, review, approve, and schedule content in ContentOrbit.ai today. Publish separately on Instagram for now. Direct Instagram connection, publishing, and performance insights are coming soon.
More about images, drafts, and workspaces8 more answers
Does ContentOrbit.ai save my drafts?
Yes. Saved drafts stay in your workspace content library, where you can search, filter, reopen, edit, duplicate, review, or schedule them later.
What types of posts can I prepare?
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.
How do product references and protected color edits work?
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 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.
Can I save an image without assigning it to a post?
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.
Can I keep different brands or clients separate?
Yes. Create or join multiple workspaces and switch between them from one account. Each workspace keeps its own content, members, settings, usage, and activity.
Can my team reuse the same brand style?
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.
What happens if AI is temporarily unavailable?
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.
How do I get started?
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.
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