Vmake Labs has upgraded its AI creative workspace to give small businesses, e-commerce sellers, creators and marketing teams a faster, clearer route from product assets to social-ready content. The redesigned experience combines dedicated Agent, Video Generation and Image Generation paths with a mobile Agent Room and built-in Viral Creative Templates, helping users choose the right workflow, begin new concepts sooner and continue refining campaign assets away from a desktop.
A Clearer Starting Point for Creative Work
As teams produce more material for short-form channels, the challenge is not always a shortage of tools. Often, it is deciding where to begin. A product campaign, a prompt-based video and a social media cover require different inputs and settings, yet creative platforms frequently place them behind the same general entry point.
Vmake Labs has separated those jobs while keeping them within one workspace. The change is intended to reduce unnecessary setup and make the route from an initial asset to a finished piece of content easier to follow.
Three Paths Built Around Different Goals
The Workspace is divided into three specialized capabilities, each matched to a different creative goal. This structure helps users identify the most suitable starting point before selecting models, formats or campaign settings.
Agent: The agent section, also presented as Video Marketing, is designed for finished marketing videos. Users can bring in product assets, brand information and campaign preferences, then work with guided settings and templates to develop content suited to social channels. The platform supports this product-led approach for UGC-style creative.
Video Generation: Video Generation serves broader production needs. Vmake Labs AI Video Generator allows users to create videos from prompts, select from AI video models such as Seedance and Kling, choose aspect ratios and work with 4k high-resolution output options.
Image Generation: The image generator provides a focused route for creating social media covers, product visuals, campaign stills and other image assets within the same workspace. Users can develop standalone graphics or prepare source material for later video production, making it easier to keep early visual exploration connected to the broader creative process.
Together, the sections give a shop owner preparing a product launch, a social media manager testing a new format and a creator developing campaign visuals a more direct place to start.
Agent Room Extends to Mobile
The Agent Room has also been adapted for mobile use. From a phone, users can continue conversations, adjust parameters, preview results and refine outputs. The mobile experience supports quick review and iteration, allowing social media operators and marketing teams to check campaign variations or respond to time-sensitive content needs while away from a desktop.
“Creative teams often know the result they need, but they lose time finding the right route to produce it,” said Cyril Holland, Marketing Manager at Vmake Labs. “This update gives marketing videos, general video creation and image generation their own clear starting points, while Agent Room keeps the refinement process connected across desktop and mobile.”
Viral Templates Address the Blank-Prompt Problem
Built-in Viral Creative Templates offer another starting point for users who do not want to write a prompt from scratch. Organized by style, industry and marketing idea, the library includes directions such as AI hook videos, UGC-style content, stock avatars, beauty, fashion and sports, along with seasonal themes including back-to-school, Halloween and Black Friday.
Teams can use a template to test a trend-inspired or viral-style concept, then refine the result through conversation in Agent Room. This gives users a quicker way to explore formats, compare creative directions and prepare social-ready variations for different campaigns.
The workspace also includes production tools that support later stages of the creative process, including a video quality enhancer for improving existing footage, a watermark remover for cleaning eligible assets and a video translator for adapting content for audiences in different languages. These capabilities allow teams to generate, refine and prepare video assets within a more connected production environment.
