Questions before your next creation
Answers about choosing a workflow, preparing references and reviewing AI images and video. Each answer links to the relevant tool or published policy.
What is Omni AiLab?
Omni AiLab is a browser-based creative workspace for AI images, video and visual planning. It brings image and video studios, character workflows, Marketing Studio, Cinema Studio and an infinite canvas into one website.
Who is Omni AiLab for?
It is designed for creators preparing portraits, visual concepts, product imagery, short scenes and storyboards. A useful starting point is one specific output and a reference you are allowed to use. Businesses can also explore product and campaign workflows in Marketing Studio.
Should I start with an image or a video?
Start with an image when you need to establish a subject, composition or visual style. Start with video when motion is the main task and you already have a clear scene brief or suitable reference. A still image can become a reference for a later video step when the selected model supports it.
Can I turn a reference image into an AI video?
The video studio offers visual-reference workflows through the models available in your account. Choose a model that supports the reference type, use a clear starting composition, and describe one main action and the camera movement. Supported inputs, duration and resolution depend on the selected model.
How can I keep an AI character consistent across scenes?
Reuse a clear character reference and a stable description of the face, hairstyle, wardrobe and proportions. Change one scene variable at a time, then review the results together. References can guide appearance, but identity and fine details can still vary between generations.
How should I prepare an AI product photograph?
Use a reference that clearly shows the actual product. Describe the material, shape, background, lighting and framing you want. Check labels, proportions, packaging and small details in the result before using it in a listing or campaign. An attractive image does not establish that the product is represented accurately.
How do I plan a multi-shot scene or storyboard?
Break the scene into separate shots. For each shot, define the subject, action, framing, light and camera direction. Use Cinema Studio to develop the shot and a canvas to organize related references. Review continuity across the sequence before moving to final video work.
What should I include in an image or video prompt?
For an image, describe the subject, setting, composition, lighting and visual style. For video, add one clear action and a camera direction. Use a visual reference for details that are hard to explain in words. Conflicting instructions and too many actions can make a brief harder to follow.
Do I need an account to use Omni AiLab?
Public introductions, tutorials and approved gallery pages can be explored without signing in. Generating and saving your own work requires the appropriate account access. The tool shows the models and controls available to the current account.
Does a public gallery show my private projects?
The public community is a place for published, approved creations. It is separate from personal project and task views. Review the publishing controls and privacy information before sharing a creation. Public gallery examples do not grant permission to reuse another person’s image, likeness or brand.
Do all models support the same controls?
No. Supported reference types, aspect ratios, duration, resolution and other controls vary by model and workflow. Use the options currently shown in the tool as the reference for the task you are preparing. A workflow example is not a promise that every model supports the same setting.
What should I check before publishing an AI result?
Review faces, hands, text, logos, product details and scene continuity. For video, also check motion, transitions and the beginning and end of the clip. Confirm that you have permission for the references and the intended use. A generated result may need further editing or another attempt.
Where can I check the terms for commercial work?
Read the current creator licence and applicable service terms before using an output commercially. Rights depend on the references, the output and the terms that apply to the selected workflow. Do not assume that a generated likeness, logo or product image has cleared all third-party rights.
Where can I find official operator and policy information?
The operator-information, service-terms and privacy pages publish the site’s official information. Refer to those pages for the current details. This FAQ does not replace the applicable policies or agreements.
Updated October 15, 2026