I need AI video or motion
Start with the dedicated video hub. It separates platform from model and routes you to Leonardo, Atlabs, music-video, storyboard and shot-level workflows.
AI Visual Resources for Creators | Covers, Identity, Storyboards & Motion
AI Visual Resources · Images, Identity, Storyboards & Motion
Build visuals that belong to the work.
This hub handles the visual foundation: mood, covers, images, characters and storyboards. AI video generation now has its own dedicated system for choosing platforms, models and motion workflows.
Choose the task, then use the right guide
I need a visual direction
Define mood, palette, texture, composition and recurring visual language before generating more assets.
I need music cover art
Plan concept, typography, formats, motion-readiness, rights awareness and asset organization before export.
I need consistent generated images
Use Leonardo as optional implementation support once the brief is clear and you know which visual decisions must remain consistent.
I need planned scenes
Move from a single image to a deliberate sequence of shots, framing and continuity before spending heavily on video generation.
I have still artwork and want motion
If you already have a strong anchor image, use the Leonardo path for frame-first, shot-by-shot motion. For song/story-first multi-scene work, use Atlabs.
The recommended sequence
1
Direction
Define the project, audience, emotional world and visual language.
2
Anchor asset
Create the cover, image, character reference or storyboard that video can build from.
The boundary is intentional: this page is the visual-foundation hub. The AI Video Generation page is the motion/video authority hub. They interlink, but they do not compete for the same job.
Keep the visual work connected
A strong visual system should make the work easier to recognize across covers, thumbnails, characters, articles, products, campaigns and motion. The goal is not more generation. The goal is clearer visual decisions that survive when you move from still image to video.
Last materially reviewed: August 25, 2026. Existing handle preserved for prior links.
