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Coming to Alberti Studio

Build it once. Run it anytime.

A recipe is an AI workflow you save: models chained together, each step feeding the next — restyle a photo, spin it into two different worlds, turn both into video, all in one go.

No more redoing the same prompts and settings by hand for every asset. The recipe remembers.

Repeatable

Same steps, same quality — the hundredth run as good as the first.

Runs on our servers

Start it, close the tab. It keeps going.

Shareable

Hand it to a teammate or a client as a link.

Set up your account today — you'll be building recipes the day the feature launches.

See one run

One portrait in. Four finished assets out.

Watch a real recipe below. One uploaded photo is restyled by two image models at the same time, then each still becomes the first frame of its own video — with every step's status and cost in view. This is a simplified view of a real run: each block is one step, and the lines show where its result goes next. You'll see the full editor further down.

Run #010 / 2,412 credits
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Nano Banana 2Queued
Prompt16:9 · 1K

Epic cinematic Western close-up portrait of Malik Stone, a powerful, muscular personal trainer…

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image model32
Kling V3 VideoQueued
Prompt720p · 7 s

Golden backlight, atmospheric dust, subtle slow motion during the draw — high-end movie trailer moment…

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video model854
GPT Image 2Queued
Prompt3:2 · Auto

Dramatic manga illustration of Malik Stone, a massively muscular personal trainer, standing on…

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image model62
Kling V3 VideoQueued
Prompt720p · 10 s

Bold ink lines, cel shading, speed lines, impact frames, epic action-manga timing…

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video model1,464

One portrait goes in.

Credits are Alberti's shared currency across every model. See what plans include →

How it works

From lucky one-off to recipe you can rerun.

Most AI results are one-offs — retracing the steps by hand is slow and fiddly. A recipe keeps the steps, the models and the settings together, so the loop stays short: wire it, run it, save it, hand it over.

  1. 01 · Build

    Drag models onto the canvas and wire them together.

  2. 02 · Run

    Alberti runs every step on our servers.

  3. 03 · Save

    The flow becomes a recipe you can re-run any time.

  4. 04 · Share

    Send it to a teammate or a client as a link.

On the canvas

Five kinds of block. That's all there is to learn.

Everything on the canvas is one of five blocks — no code, nothing to install. The clever one: wire an AI writer into a model's prompt, and it writes the brief for you.

Model

Alberti's image, video and utility models (upscaling, background removal) — with full settings on the card.

Text generation

An AI writer inside the recipe — its text can drive any model's prompt, or describe an image you wire in.

Prompt

A reusable piece of text that can drive several models at once.

Media source

An upload, or an image or video you generated earlier.

Sticky note

Plain instructions on the canvas, so the next person knows how the recipe works.

Inside the editor

Your whole pipeline, on one screen.

An early look at the recipe editor — this is the same recipe you watched run above, now with every setting on show. Pick models from the palette, set each one up right on its card, and read the whole flow at a glance. Step through the tour.

The Alberti recipe editor: a model palette on the left and a canvas where an uploaded portrait feeds two image models, whose results feed video models
// early look — the recipe editor

A model palette on the left, and a canvas where every step is a block you can see.

Runs on our servers

Start a run, then walk away.

Recipes run on Alberti's servers, step by step, in the right order. Nothing depends on your machine staying awake.

  • Pause, resume or cancel a run while it's running
  • Live status on every step as the run moves along
  • Full run history, so you can see what produced what
Costs up front

See the price before you press run.

Every step shows its own credit cost, and the canvas totals them for you. Credits are reserved when a run starts and anything unused comes back.

  • Cost on every card
  • A running total for the whole recipe
  • Unused reservations refunded automatically
Sharing

Hand over a generator, not your workflow.

Share a recipe two ways. A fork link gives someone their own editable copy. A preview link gives them just the inputs you chose to expose and a Generate button — they never see the recipe behind it.

  • Fork link — an editable copy in their account
  • Preview link — they see only the inputs you expose, never the recipe itself
  • Revoke any link at any time
Portable

Your recipes travel.

Export any recipe to a file and import it back — into another account, another team, or a backup.

  • One file per recipe
  • Import reports exactly what came through
  • Version history as you edit

Stop rebuilding the same workflow.

The Recipe engine is coming to Alberti Studio. Set up your account today, and start building recipes the moment the feature launches.

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