Overview
RenderLab is an image and video creative workspace built around a continuous creative thread. It lets creators move from an initial idea to a generated image, refine that work with visual references, add motion, and preserve the result for further development.
Rather than treating each generation as an isolated task, the workspace keeps related source material, results, and subsequent edits together so work can continue without starting over.
Key Features
- Create images from an initial concept.
- Shape existing work with one or more image references.
- Generate video or animate a still image.
- Edit generated images and upscale selected results by 2×.
- Save media to a reusable library with its creative context intact.
- Continue working from a previous result within the same thread.
Creative Workflow
A project begins with image creation and can then incorporate references to guide the same piece. A selected frame can be turned into motion, while completed outputs remain available as the basis for another edit, animation, or continuation.
The interface organizes this process into four connected states: creating an image, editing an image, creating a video, and animating an image. This structure supports movement between still-image exploration and motion work while retaining the relationship between each stage.
Library and Project Continuity
RenderLab’s library stores images, references, videos, collections, and saved studies. Items retain practical context such as whether they are a result, reference, motion test, or saved asset, helping creators distinguish the role of each piece within an active project.
The service is currently presented as a closed beta with invitation-only access and no public sign-up.