The creative canvas agencies run clients on.
Give each client a workspace with their products and notes,
and make every new scene from the product they actually ship.
Why it’s hard
Seventy assets for last year’s
fifty-asset fee.
The brief grew and the retainer didn’t, and every extra version still lands on the same senior reviewer’s desk.
Warm daylight, linen, real food.
The rest stays as approved
Round 6: make the bowl blue. The rest is approved.
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Soft pinks, hands in frame.
Bright sun, picnic cloth, real salt.
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A workspace for each client.
Their products and notes sit in their own workspace, so the team starts from what the client already approved.
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Fix one spot, keep the rest.
Fix the area the client asked about and the rest of the approved image stays, so round six doesn’t restart the set.
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Their product, not a redraw.
Every scene starts from the client’s own photo instead of a description of the product.
What agencies make
The work clients ask for every week.
Each job runs in that client’s workspace, from the product photo they sent you.
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Ad variants for every test.
Concepts and variations for the next round of testing, made by the team without cutting each one by hand.
- Different scenes per conceptEach variant is a new idea, so the client’s test teaches something.
- The client’s product in every oneBuilt from their packshot, not a description.
- Ready for the media buyerEvery placement size from the approved ad.
Client ad variants
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Your shoot, extended.
Shoot the hero once, then sell the seasonal and channel versions yourself from that same photo.
- From the client’s real photoYour studio shot is the anchor for every new scene.
- New seasons, no new bookingA summer or holiday version from the same studio shot.
- Your craft, extendedBill for the shoot and the set around it.
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Every size from one sign-off.
Each placement comes from the image the client approved, so no one spends the afternoon cropping.
- 1:1, 4:5, 9:16 and 16:9Every placement from one approved image.
- The layout holdsThe product stays in the frame the client approved.
- One batch per clientAll sizes for a campaign in one go.
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A full feed for every client.
Fresh posts every week for every client, each one in that client’s own look.
- A new scene every dayPosts and carousels that don’t repeat last week.
- Separate looksEach client’s workspace keeps its own style.
- Contractors welcomeNo seat fees, so freelancers can join a client’s workspace.
Templates
What agencies make with Gavana
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Every listing image for a new product
Every listing shot from one photo, sized for your store and each marketplace.
Product pages
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One ad in every size
1:1, 4:5, 9:16 and banners from the ad you already approved.
Ad sizes
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New angles for the next test
A different scene and message per ad, with the same product in every one.
Ad testing
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Same campaign, new product
Put the next product into the campaign that already works.
Launches
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Sales that still look like you
Markdown banners and posts for the sale, in your brand’s look.
Sales
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Photos that look taken, not made
Everyday shots for the feed that feel real, made from your product photo.
Social
FAQ
Straight answers.
Can I keep each client separate?
Yes. Make one workspace for each client with their products and notes in it, and invite only the people who work on that client.
Do freelancers and contractors need a paid seat?
No. There are no seat fees; you pay for what you generate, and you can see the cost per member.
How do clients review the work?
Share a canvas with view access, or send a public link to a single image. To open a shared canvas, the viewer signs in with Google.
Does it replace our photographers?
No. Shoot the hero once and build the rest of the set around it from that photo.
Should we tell clients we use AI?
Yes. Clients and contracts increasingly ask, and most want to know how it was made. Keep the client’s photo and the generated scene together so you can show what was shot and what was made.
How much does it cost?
It’s free to start. For a team with several clients, book a demo and we’ll set up a plan.
Set up your first client today.
Load one client’s product and look, and make their next set the same morning.