A workspace for visual ideas

Canvivo — a place to think in images

Bring your references, generate a few options, and work on the one worth keeping. Canvivo puts images, video and the thinking behind them on one canvas.

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Make: Images and edits
Explore: Frames and video
Choose: Connect your AI provider

Fashion reference with a mint outfit and architectural background. — Image 1

Fashion poster with blue and red graphic shapes. — Image 2

Prompt

Try a closer crop. Keep the mint palette and leave room for the headline.

Gemini4:32 refs

A closer crop of the mint fashion reference, illustrating a composition study. — Composition study

References · prompt · versions

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Generate imagesMakeEdit an areaChooseExplore videoExploreRevisit the process

Start with what you have

Bring the product photo, a color reference and the client’s notes onto one board.

Return to a useful prompt

Keep generation details with the result so you can check what you used.

Give an edit a clear target

Mark the area you want to change and describe the adjustment.

Compare before you commit

Place options side by side and talk through the differences before production.

Watch a direction come together

The pieces become a picture.

A reference catches your eye. You try a composition. A direction starts to take shape, with the earlier ideas still close by.

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Bring the pieces in
Start with a color, an image, a detail worth exploring.
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Look at it another way
Try a different crop or composition before choosing.
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Bring the direction together
Keep the references and the options on the same board.

A fashion shot in deep blue with a model in gold standing inside a black circle. — The reference

A Tuscan living-room proposal beside swatches of wood and plaster. — The composition

A fragrance advert in gold and bronze with a model in imperial dress and a gilded bottle. — Another direction

An illustrative creative sequence

On the studio wall

A product shot. A poster. A different take.

Start with the kind of work on your desk. These visual examples show how a canvas can bring together compositions, references and ideas for your next brief.

An editorial poster in blue and lime with a polar explorer beside a walrus.

Outdoor editorial

Build a cover from field shots

Layer photography, map scraps and one large headline in a single frame.

A Seoul poster built from layered cut paper with Namsan tower, tiled roofs and clouds.

Travel poster

Tell a city in cut paper

Try an illustrated direction before you book the shoot.

Luxury fragrance

Set the product inside a world

Balance light, wardrobe and type around a single bottle.

A morning-routine layout with a top-down shot of a notebook, water bottle and coffee cup.

Information layout

Lay a routine out on one page

Flat-lay photography, icons and captions sharing a single grid.

A chashu ramen poster with ingredient callouts placed around the bowl.

Food and menus

Annotate every layer of a dish

Label the ingredients on the photo so kitchen and marketing read one sheet.

Fashion campaign

Let type and model share a beat

Test one oversized letterform against the shot before the full set.

Illustrated poster

Reduce an idea to three colours

Flat shapes and a single accent can carry the whole message.

A headphone advert whose earcups hold scenes of a concert, an open road and a sunrise.

Product advertising

Turn the product into a window

Drop small scenes inside the product's own silhouette.

Interiors and materials

Pin the room beside its materials

See furniture, surfaces and tones standing next to each other.

Editorial cover

Compose around one shape

One circle, one pose — enough to hold the whole page.

Brand system

Lay a brand system on a grid

Nine tiles are enough to check voice, colour and imagery agree.

A streetwear poster with a mid-air pose, an oversized NO and cut-out stickers.

Sports campaign

Keep the motion in a still frame

Collage, overlaid type and one airborne pose in a single layout.

A familiar way to work

Collect. Try. Choose.

A client sends a product photo and a rough brief. Start there. Build a few options on the board, then compare them with the original still in view.

Gather the references

Add photos and notes. Arrange them around the brief so the important details stay visible.

Try a specific change

Connect references, write your prompt and choose a model from your connected provider.

Compare and continue

Keep the promising result, refine it, or try another version beside it.

Tools within reach

Keep working on the image you have in mind.

Generate images

Try another background, lighting setup or composition using a prompt and reference images.

Edit an area

Mark a region and describe the change, from a distracting prop to a different material.

Explore video

Use a starting image to explore motion. Keep the clip beside the frames that informed it.

Revisit the process

Look up the prompt, model and references attached to a generation before starting another.

A catalog of prompts that already work

Start from a proven prompt — copy it, then make it yours.

The prompt library collects prompts that produced real results. Every entry keeps its model, settings and creator credit — browse by category, preview the output, copy the prompt in one click and refine it on your own canvas.

Browse the prompt library

Free to browse — no account needed

One-click copy
The full prompt, formatted exactly as it was written, goes straight to your clipboard.
Creator credit kept
Crawled entries keep their creator name and CC BY license visible on the detail page.
Filter and sort
Browse every category and switch between featured, most liked and newest.
Model + settings shown
Each entry records the model and aspect that produced its images.

For the work between brief and delivery

Bring the next review onto the canvas.

Explore a campaign concept

Try a new product setting

Study a wardrobe direction

Plan a video opening

Arrange options for review

Keep prompts for the next brief

Start with one reference

Put your next idea on the canvas.

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