Studio
Studio
Section titled “Studio”Describe the video you want. Studio writes the script, narrates it, generates the visuals, composes the scenes, and renders a finished MP4 — then drops it in your Drive library. Ask for more than one language and it fans out, reusing the visuals and re-voicing each track.
Studio is workspace-scoped: every project, run, and rendered video belongs to the workspace you’re signed into, and you reach it from the launcher with the same single sign-on session you use everywhere else in the suite.
Fastest path to first value
Section titled “Fastest path to first value”The quickest way to your first render is the web app at studio.destesi.io.
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Open Studio and sign in. Pick Studio from the 9-dot launcher, or go to
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Create a project. Pick where the video should come from — a prompt or a repository — then set the template, the languages you want, the aspect ratio, and the narration voice. Creating the project builds the first video; there is no separate “start” step.
A prompt is the fastest start (“A 30-second vertical promo for a productivity app, upbeat and confident”). A repository grounds the video in something real, so the script and visuals describe your actual product instead of a generic one.
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Watch it build. You land in the editor, which streams progress through a fixed pipeline — script, voiceover, visuals, composition, render — until the video reaches
awaiting_approval. If a step’s service genuinely fails, the build stops and tells you why rather than quietly shipping a half-made video. -
Refine it by chatting. Once scenes materialize, talk to the production agent in plain language: “make scene 2 more cinematic”, “regenerate the narration with a calmer voice”, “tighten the script”. Each request edits a scene and you can re-render a preview when you ask to see the change. Scene cards also expose the common edits directly — duration, voice, image, transition, script.
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Approve. When you’re happy, approve it. The finished video and thumbnail are registered in your workspace Drive automatically, ready to share or hand to any other product in the suite.
Go multi-language
Section titled “Go multi-language”Studio’s reason for existing is producing the same video in several languages without redoing the expensive parts. Pick more than one language when you create the project and Studio creates one variant per language, builds them in parallel, and reuses the primary variant’s visuals and composition — only the script and voiceover re-run per language. Every finished variant lands in Drive as its own MP4 plus a thumbnail.
Share a finished video
Section titled “Share a finished video”Once a video has a render, the Share button in the editor header mints a public link and copies it to your clipboard. Anyone with the link opens a clean, sign-in-free player — no Studio account, no workspace access, just the video. The pill switches to Public · Copy so you can grab the link again, and the × beside it turns sharing back off (the link then stops working for everyone). The link is the only credential, so disable it the moment you want a video private again.
From a GitHub repo
Section titled “From a GitHub repo”Studio can turn a public or connected GitHub repository into a short promo clip: it reads the project, drafts a hook-to-call-to-action script, and runs the same pipeline. Pick Repository as the source when you create a project and paste the repo URL — the web app tells you plainly when the URL can’t be parsed, when the repo can’t be found, and when GitHub itself is unavailable, so you never have to guess which of the three went wrong.
Private repositories are read using the GitHub credential you’ve connected once in Connect for your workspace — Studio fetches it at call time and never stores it. Public repositories need no connection at all.
Publish it
Section titled “Publish it”Studio publishes approved videos to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, and LinkedIn. Each one is a real upload through the account you connected in Connect — publish either right away or on a schedule. If a channel isn’t connected, the publish fails and says so; it never reports success for something that didn’t happen.
You choose the visibility, and Studio only offers combinations the destinations can actually honor: YouTube takes public, unlisted, or private; TikTok and LinkedIn take public or private; Instagram, Facebook, and Threads publish publicly only. Pick one a destination can’t honor and it tells you before you submit, rather than posting at a different visibility than you asked for. Concepts has the full picture.