Media Studio

In short: Media Studio turns a post into a visual. It has a meme creator and a designed-image creator, plus a way for audenAI to generate custom visuals straight from your post. Creating media is on every paid plan.

Open it from the sidebar, or reach it from Studio's Generate visuals and Make a meme buttons.

Two creators

Meme creator

Pick from a large, always-current set of meme templates (over a hundred, refreshed regularly), add your captions, and use it in a post. Caption edits re-render for free, and finished memes save to your Library automatically.

Image creator

Designed graphics, not AI-generated raster images. You choose:

• a template (10, including quote card, list card, stat card, cover slide, checklist, CTA card, and more),
• a style (editorial, tinted, or numeral),
• a theme (10) and a size preset (5),
• and optional fonts, a signature, and a background.

Make a single graphic or a 2 to 4 slide carousel. Export a PNG (single) or a PDF (carousel). Restyling or editing text re-renders for free.

Custom visuals from your post

audenAI can also read a finished post and propose visuals for it: a few validated designs drop into the Ask-audenAI panel, and "Use this" attaches one back to your post.

Generating visuals is credit-metered: 3 credits for a single visual, 5 for a batch. If a generation fails, the credits are refunded. This same generator powers the visuals in Growth Autopilot.

Who can use it

Creating media (memes, images, and generated visuals) is available on every paid plan: Creator, Pro, Enterprise, and the trial. Free plans cannot.

Creator can create media but cannot post media to a live post. Posting media (or threads) to Twitter needs Pro or above. So a Creator user might make a graphic and then post it manually, or upgrade to post it through VoiceMoat. See Scheduling.

How carousels differ by platform

• On Twitter, a carousel is posted as a set of images (up to 4).
• On LinkedIn, a carousel becomes a swipeable PDF document post, which is how LinkedIn handles multi-slide content.

Common questions

Are the images AI-generated art? No. The image creator makes clean designed graphics from templates (like a quote card or a stat card), which is what performs on these platforms. The meme creator uses real meme templates.

Where do finished visuals go? They auto-save to the Media tab of your Library, so you can reuse them.