Abni knows your brand before you ask it to make anything.
Which sounds obvious, but is surprisingly unusual. Most generative tools start with your prompt. Abni starts with your brand.
Organise it the way you actually work
One brand is rarely just one brand.
Set up folders around your brands, sub-brands, campaigns or however your particular world is organised. Each can have its own references and context.
Wherever there’s no rule in a folder, Abni automatically takes that rule from the folder above, so master brand rules cascade naturally through everything you create with zero effort.

Brand guides are useful. They’re just not the whole story.
Upload the imagery and copy that really captures the brand. Abni uses it to understand three things:
Brand identity
The principles and distinctive characteristics holding everything together.
Image style
How you use different image types, composition, lighting, colour, styling, mood, and visual craft.



Text style
How you actually speak, including language, rhythm, vocabulary, and sentence construction.
Because sometimes the best articulation of a brand isn’t on page 47 of the guidelines. It’s the campaign everybody wishes they’d made.
Abni Processes
Your creative toolbox.
Create
From an idea to something properly yours. Brief Abni on the image you want or the copy you need. Your brand context is already there.
Brandify
Good starting point. Wrong brand. Upload an image and bring it into your visual world, or rewrite existing copy in your voice.
Amend
Yes, you really can change just one thing. A targeted change without unnecessarily starting again.
Resize
Same thing. Different box. Change an image’s size, or adapt copy to fit that pesky character restriction.
Recreate
Another one like that, please. Keep the brief and brand context, explore a different execution.
Assets
Some things have to be the thing. Pin your logo, product shots and hero imagery, then call on them by name in any brief. Abni uses the real asset, never a lookalike.
Web app or API
Come to us. Or we’ll come to you.
Use the web app if you want Abni ready to go for your team. Use the API if you want its brand understanding and creative capability sitting inside a workflow or product you already have.
Same Abni. Less moving house.