Creative Studios

Sometimes the answer is not a paragraph. The Creative Studios turn Carae into a pocket art department: AI image generation and short original music, straight from chat. And if you have a Higgsfield account, video too.

Image Studio

Two moves:

  • Create from a prompt: "make me a watercolour of a lighthouse at dawn for the party invite." Seconds later the image is in your chat.
  • Edit a photo you send: send a picture and say what to change. "Remove the traffic cone." "Make it golden hour."

Images are square unless you ask for a landscape, portrait or classic photo shape.

Music Studio

Describe a mood and get an original 30 second clip: "something warm and acoustic for the end of the trip video." Instrumental unless you ask for vocals and lyrics. No stock-library hunting.

Plans and allowances

The studios come with Companion and Pro: install Image Studio or Music Studio from the skills catalogue. Daily allowances: 12 a day on Companion, 30 on Pro, with images and music counted separately. They reset at midnight UTC.

Images and video with Higgsfield

Connect your own Higgsfield account (Companion and up) and Carae makes images and videos with it, paid in your Higgsfield credits. Before anything is made you see the price in credits and a Generate button; nothing starts until you tap it.

  • Several at once: ask for up to four versions on one card.
  • From your photo: send a picture and say "start from this photo".
  • Video: 4 to 30 seconds (5 unless you say), with sound unless you say not, in 720p or 1080p when you ask.

Results arrive in your chat when they are ready; a video takes a few minutes.

Nothing is stored

Image Studio and Music Studio creations are delivered to your chat and then forgotten; with Bluesky connected, the last image or video Carae made is kept for 25 minutes so you can post it. Carae does not keep a gallery of them on its servers; the copy in your chat is yours. Higgsfield creations also stay in your own Higgsfield library, as they would if you had made them there.

A studio moment

Your daughter's birthday invite needs something better than clip art. "Make an illustration of a fox having a tea party, storybook style." First try is close; "make the teapot red" fixes it. Thirty seconds later it is the front of the invite, and nobody believes you did not hire an illustrator.